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another example, 75M views in first 5 days 100M+ eyeballs on your product every single week, for free you gotta learn how to make money with ai NOW

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i don't think most people even comprehend how far AI has come in just the last year we went from 6 fingers, weird artifacts, and robotic voices to being able to become a full time youtuber without ever touching a camera full prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm daily vlog footage. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode, speaking directly to the lens while casually walking through the gym. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Only later does she occasionally place the camera on a dumbbell rack, adjustable bench, stretching mat, gym bag, or water bottle for wider shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around overhead lights, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. The footage should feel authentic and completely unstaged, like a real creator documenting her workout. STYLE: An intimate daily fitness vlog filmed in a mostly empty boutique gym. Casual, relaxed, and conversational. Small laughs, pauses, fixing her ponytail, wiping sweat with her towel, catching her breath, looking away while thinking, and talking naturally to the audience instead of delivering lines. **She speaks in short, natural sentences with frequent pauses. Never rush dialogue. Leave quiet moments between lines.** CHARACTER: A beautiful white blonde fitness creator in her early 20s. Long blonde hair tied into a loose ponytail, blue eyes, glowing skin, and a slim athletic figure. She wears a fitted black long-sleeve workout top, high-waisted black leggings, white socks, white sneakers, and a white towel loosely resting around her neck. SETTING: A modern boutique gym late in the evening. Dumbbell racks, kettlebells, medicine balls, mirrors, benches, stretching mats, resistance bands, a gym bag, shaker bottle, and warm overhead lighting. The gym is almost empty with only one or two people blurred in the distant background. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. She is holding the camera at arm's length while slowly walking through the dumbbell area, smiling naturally. "...okay." "I definitely earned dinner." She laughs quietly and adjusts the towel around her neck. "I almost skipped today." She briefly turns the camera toward the nearly empty gym before pointing it back at herself. "Glad I came." Still holding the camera, she walks toward the stretching area. "My legs are done." She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider angle and sits down on a stretching mat. She stretches one leg and takes a deep breath. "I really need to stretch more." She smiles to herself. She switches sides and rolls one shoulder. "Tomorrow's gonna hurt." She picks the camera back up and walks toward her gym bag. She kneels beside it, pulls out a protein shake, and takes a sip. "...that's actually good." She laughs. The camera sits on top of the gym bag while she packs away her towel, headphones, and lifting straps. "Worth it." She throws the bag over one shoulder and picks the camera back up. Walking toward the exit in selfie mode, she smiles into the lens. "See you next workout." She gives the camera a small wave before ending the recording.

i don't think most people even comprehend how far AI has come in just the last year we went from 6 fingers, weird artifacts, and robotic voices to being able to become a full time youtuber without ever touching a camera full prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm daily vlog footage. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode, speaking directly to the lens while casually walking through the gym. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Only later does she occasionally place the camera on a dumbbell rack, adjustable bench, stretching mat, gym bag, or water bottle for wider shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around overhead lights, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. The footage should feel authentic and completely unstaged, like a real creator documenting her workout. STYLE: An intimate daily fitness vlog filmed in a mostly empty boutique gym. Casual, relaxed, and conversational. Small laughs, pauses, fixing her ponytail, wiping sweat with her towel, catching her breath, looking away while thinking, and talking naturally to the audience instead of delivering lines. **She speaks in short, natural sentences with frequent pauses. Never rush dialogue. Leave quiet moments between lines.** CHARACTER: A beautiful white blonde fitness creator in her early 20s. Long blonde hair tied into a loose ponytail, blue eyes, glowing skin, and a slim athletic figure. She wears a fitted black long-sleeve workout top, high-waisted black leggings, white socks, white sneakers, and a white towel loosely resting around her neck. SETTING: A modern boutique gym late in the evening. Dumbbell racks, kettlebells, medicine balls, mirrors, benches, stretching mats, resistance bands, a gym bag, shaker bottle, and warm overhead lighting. The gym is almost empty with only one or two people blurred in the distant background. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. She is holding the camera at arm's length while slowly walking through the dumbbell area, smiling naturally. "...okay." "I definitely earned dinner." She laughs quietly and adjusts the towel around her neck. "I almost skipped today." She briefly turns the camera toward the nearly empty gym before pointing it back at herself. "Glad I came." Still holding the camera, she walks toward the stretching area. "My legs are done." She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider angle and sits down on a stretching mat. She stretches one leg and takes a deep breath. "I really need to stretch more." She smiles to herself. She switches sides and rolls one shoulder. "Tomorrow's gonna hurt." She picks the camera back up and walks toward her gym bag. She kneels beside it, pulls out a protein shake, and takes a sip. "...that's actually good." She laughs. The camera sits on top of the gym bag while she packs away her towel, headphones, and lifting straps. "Worth it." She throws the bag over one shoulder and picks the camera back up. Walking toward the exit in selfie mode, she smiles into the lens. "See you next workout." She gives the camera a small wave before ending the recording.

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it's insane what seedance 2.5 is capable of here's another example full prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm daily vlog footage. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode while stepping outside her apartment building with her dog. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Later she occasionally places the camera on a park bench, low stone wall, picnic table, or the ground for wider shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around sunlight, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. It should feel like authentic footage from someone's everyday life rather than a polished commercial. STYLE: A relaxed morning lifestyle vlog. Quiet, cozy, and spontaneous. She occasionally laughs at her dog, pauses to look around, adjusts the leash, brushes hair away from her face, and speaks naturally in short sentences with comfortable pauses. CHARACTER: EMMA — a beautiful white woman in her mid-20s. Long light brown hair in a messy ponytail, green eyes, minimal makeup, oversized gray hoodie, black biker shorts, white sneakers, and a small crossbody bag. She is walking a happy golden retriever. SETTING: A peaceful suburban neighborhood on a sunny morning. Tree-lined sidewalks, quiet residential streets, birds singing, a small park with benches, green grass, and soft golden morning light. Very few people are around. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. Emma holds the camera while leaving her apartment building with the golden retriever excitedly pulling on the leash. "Good morning." She smiles. "Someone couldn't wait." The dog eagerly sniffs everything as they walk down the sidewalk. She laughs quietly. "He has to inspect every single tree." Still holding the camera, she walks into a small neighborhood park. The dog suddenly stops and stares at a squirrel. "Oh... there we go." She smiles and gently shakes her head. She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider angle while throwing a tennis ball. The dog happily chases after it. "Worth waking up early." She picks the camera back up. Walking slowly through the park, she looks up at the trees for a moment. "It's actually really peaceful out here." The dog returns with the ball but drops it halfway. She laughs. "Close enough." She sits on the bench while the dog lies beside her. She scratches behind his ears. "I think he's happier than I am." She stands up and continues walking. The camera stays in selfie mode as they head toward home. "Coffee is definitely next." She smiles into the lens. "See you later." She gives a small wave and ends the recording.

it's insane what seedance 2.5 is capable of here's another example full prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm daily vlog footage. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode while stepping outside her apartment building with her dog. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Later she occasionally places the camera on a park bench, low stone wall, picnic table, or the ground for wider shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around sunlight, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. It should feel like authentic footage from someone's everyday life rather than a polished commercial. STYLE: A relaxed morning lifestyle vlog. Quiet, cozy, and spontaneous. She occasionally laughs at her dog, pauses to look around, adjusts the leash, brushes hair away from her face, and speaks naturally in short sentences with comfortable pauses. CHARACTER: EMMA — a beautiful white woman in her mid-20s. Long light brown hair in a messy ponytail, green eyes, minimal makeup, oversized gray hoodie, black biker shorts, white sneakers, and a small crossbody bag. She is walking a happy golden retriever. SETTING: A peaceful suburban neighborhood on a sunny morning. Tree-lined sidewalks, quiet residential streets, birds singing, a small park with benches, green grass, and soft golden morning light. Very few people are around. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. Emma holds the camera while leaving her apartment building with the golden retriever excitedly pulling on the leash. "Good morning." She smiles. "Someone couldn't wait." The dog eagerly sniffs everything as they walk down the sidewalk. She laughs quietly. "He has to inspect every single tree." Still holding the camera, she walks into a small neighborhood park. The dog suddenly stops and stares at a squirrel. "Oh... there we go." She smiles and gently shakes her head. She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider angle while throwing a tennis ball. The dog happily chases after it. "Worth waking up early." She picks the camera back up. Walking slowly through the park, she looks up at the trees for a moment. "It's actually really peaceful out here." The dog returns with the ball but drops it halfway. She laughs. "Close enough." She sits on the bench while the dog lies beside her. She scratches behind his ears. "I think he's happier than I am." She stands up and continues walking. The camera stays in selfie mode as they head toward home. "Coffee is definitely next." She smiles into the lens. "See you later." She gives a small wave and ends the recording.

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it starts with a simple clay model, then things get interesting turns out GPT-6 Astra + Dreamina Seedance 2.5 is an actual pipeline Astra codes the geometry → Blender → Clay Renderer Plugin → final render on Dreamina the Dreamina Clay Renderer Plugin takes the Blender clay model directly into Dreamina in one click. The camera and layout stay locked, so there’s no need to rebuild the shot before rendering with Seedance 2.5 and you get the same Seedance model and quality without paying extra just for the pipeline ready to try it? 👇 #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner

it starts with a simple clay model, then things get interesting turns out GPT-6 Astra + Dreamina Seedance 2.5 is an actual pipeline Astra codes the geometry → Blender → Clay Renderer Plugin → final render on Dreamina the Dreamina Clay Renderer Plugin takes the Blender clay model directly into Dreamina in one click. The camera and layout stay locked, so there’s no need to rebuild the shot before rendering with Seedance 2.5 and you get the same Seedance model and quality without paying extra just for the pipeline ready to try it? 👇 #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner

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here's how to do it with AI in 2 minutes: - Claude for script - nano banana pro for first frame generation - VEO3 or Kling to animate - CapCut for editing that's it, this is how you create content that gains millions of views in minutes

here's how to do it with AI in 2 minutes: - Claude for script - nano banana pro for first frame generation - VEO3 or Kling to animate - CapCut for editing that's it, this is how you create content that gains millions of views in minutes

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Fable 5 is INSANE for creating ads i built an agent that studies your competition and thousands of viral ads, then gives you a full viral blueprint for your brand to copy just feed it a product photo and a landing page link and competitors names, 3 minutes later you've got a proven creative playbook for your ads, here's how it works: - scans your brand's own website (copy, offers, structure, CTAs) - scans competitor websites (you list them, or Claude finds likely ones for you) - pulls live ad data straight from Meta Ad Library + TikTok via spytools - extracts proven hooks, scripts, and visual/creative patterns from every source - synthesizes everything into one swipe-file library - output is a ready-to-paste doc, drop it into Claude and generate new ad scripts from proven angles instantly - runs locally, one command, your own API keys, no video generation step slowing you down runs 100% local, without $300/mo on spytool subscriptions or agency fees, full control, and API cost only RT + reply w/ "AGENT" and i'll send it to you so you can use it for your brand (must follow so i can DM)

Fable 5 is INSANE for creating ads i built an agent that studies your competition and thousands of viral ads, then gives you a full viral blueprint for your brand to copy just feed it a product photo and a landing page link and competitors names, 3 minutes later you've got a proven creative playbook for your ads, here's how it works: - scans your brand's own website (copy, offers, structure, CTAs) - scans competitor websites (you list them, or Claude finds likely ones for you) - pulls live ad data straight from Meta Ad Library + TikTok via spytools - extracts proven hooks, scripts, and visual/creative patterns from every source - synthesizes everything into one swipe-file library - output is a ready-to-paste doc, drop it into Claude and generate new ad scripts from proven angles instantly - runs locally, one command, your own API keys, no video generation step slowing you down runs 100% local, without $300/mo on spytool subscriptions or agency fees, full control, and API cost only RT + reply w/ "AGENT" and i'll send it to you so you can use it for your brand (must follow so i can DM)

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AI 3D animations are pulling millions of views right now, not just as paid ads, but organically too this format can sell literally anything: ebooks, courses, supplements, peptides, apps, communities - whatever and you can make them in under 10 minutes, all you need is: - a script (claude with copywriting skill) - a strong first frame (Nano Banana Pro) - Veo 3 to animate it this workflow is so easy and repeatable you can automate the whole thing without any fancy tools that’s it. you just saved hours and $1000+ on a 3D artist

AI 3D animations are pulling millions of views right now, not just as paid ads, but organically too this format can sell literally anything: ebooks, courses, supplements, peptides, apps, communities - whatever and you can make them in under 10 minutes, all you need is: - a script (claude with copywriting skill) - a strong first frame (Nano Banana Pro) - Veo 3 to animate it this workflow is so easy and repeatable you can automate the whole thing without any fancy tools that’s it. you just saved hours and $1000+ on a 3D artist

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seedance video cloning is so good you can create 100s of versions of the same ad in a few minutes and test different geo/demographic video with text is the original one

seedance video cloning is so good you can create 100s of versions of the same ad in a few minutes and test different geo/demographic video with text is the original one

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recreated this exact hook with AI in 3 minutes generated first frame with nano banana -> uploaded it along with reference video to Kling motion control, done when the quality is actually there, AI UGC beats real creators every time we built the best system for this right now: - realistic visuals - realistic voice - realistic movement - all optimized for virality and conversions way cheaper than a real creator and built for scale across thousands of posts and multiple accounts this isn't generic AI slop, these are high quality systems built with real effort and ready to scale your business it works across ecom,apps, saas, coaching, DTC... everything yet people are still paying $300-500 per UGC video from creators who ghost halfway through the project

recreated this exact hook with AI in 3 minutes generated first frame with nano banana -> uploaded it along with reference video to Kling motion control, done when the quality is actually there, AI UGC beats real creators every time we built the best system for this right now: - realistic visuals - realistic voice - realistic movement - all optimized for virality and conversions way cheaper than a real creator and built for scale across thousands of posts and multiple accounts this isn't generic AI slop, these are high quality systems built with real effort and ready to scale your business it works across ecom,apps, saas, coaching, DTC... everything yet people are still paying $300-500 per UGC video from creators who ghost halfway through the project

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yep, it works for vertical content too seedance 2.5, here's the prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm **vertical 9:16** daily vlog footage optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode, speaking directly to the lens while casually walking through the gym. The framing stays vertical throughout, with natural selfie composition, occasional head cropping, imperfect framing, and realistic phone-like movement. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Only later does she occasionally place the camera on a dumbbell rack, adjustable bench, stretching mat, gym bag, or water bottle for wider vertical shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around overhead lights, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. The footage should feel authentic and completely unstaged, like a real creator documenting her workout on her phone. STYLE: An intimate daily fitness vlog filmed in a mostly empty boutique gym. Casual, relaxed, and conversational. Small laughs, pauses, fixing her ponytail, wiping sweat with her towel, catching her breath, looking away while thinking, and talking naturally to the audience instead of delivering lines. She speaks in short, natural sentences with frequent pauses. Never rush dialogue. Leave quiet moments between lines. CHARACTER: A beautiful white blonde fitness creator in her early 20s. Long blonde hair tied into a loose ponytail, blue eyes, glowing skin, and a slim athletic figure. She wears a fitted black long-sleeve workout top, high-waisted black leggings, white socks, white sneakers, and a white towel loosely resting around her neck. SETTING: A modern boutique gym late in the evening. Dumbbell racks, kettlebells, medicine balls, mirrors, benches, stretching mats, resistance bands, a gym bag, shaker bottle, and warm overhead lighting. The gym is almost empty with only one or two people blurred in the distant background. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. She is holding the camera at arm's length while slowly walking through the dumbbell area, smiling naturally. "...okay." "I definitely earned dinner." She laughs quietly and adjusts the towel around her neck. "I almost skipped today." She briefly turns the camera toward the nearly empty gym before pointing it back at herself. "Glad I came." Still holding the camera, she walks toward the stretching area. "My legs are done." She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider vertical angle and sits down on a stretching mat. She stretches one leg and takes a deep breath. "I really need to stretch more." She smiles to herself. She switches sides and rolls one shoulder. "Tomorrow's gonna hurt." She picks the camera back up and walks toward her gym bag. She kneels beside it, pulls out a protein shake, and takes a sip. "...that's actually good." She laughs. The camera sits on top of the gym bag while she packs away her towel, headphones, and lifting straps. "Worth it." She throws the bag over one shoulder and picks the camera back up. Walking toward the exit in selfie mode, she smiles into the lens. "See you next workout." She gives the camera a small wave before ending the recording.

yep, it works for vertical content too seedance 2.5, here's the prompt: CAMERA: Handheld DV 16mm **vertical 9:16** daily vlog footage optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. The video MUST begin with her holding the camera at arm's length in selfie mode, speaking directly to the lens while casually walking through the gym. The framing stays vertical throughout, with natural selfie composition, occasional head cropping, imperfect framing, and realistic phone-like movement. The first 20–30 seconds are entirely handheld. Only later does she occasionally place the camera on a dumbbell rack, adjustable bench, stretching mat, gym bag, or water bottle for wider vertical shots. Keep subtle handheld shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, rushed reframing, uneven zooms, exposure breathing, brief accidental face cropping, and imperfect framing throughout. The camera itself is never visible. LOOK: Warm analog tape texture with gentle film grain, slightly softened sharpness, subtle halation around overhead lights, realistic skin tones, low contrast, tiny exposure shifts, and natural motion blur. The footage should feel authentic and completely unstaged, like a real creator documenting her workout on her phone. STYLE: An intimate daily fitness vlog filmed in a mostly empty boutique gym. Casual, relaxed, and conversational. Small laughs, pauses, fixing her ponytail, wiping sweat with her towel, catching her breath, looking away while thinking, and talking naturally to the audience instead of delivering lines. She speaks in short, natural sentences with frequent pauses. Never rush dialogue. Leave quiet moments between lines. CHARACTER: A beautiful white blonde fitness creator in her early 20s. Long blonde hair tied into a loose ponytail, blue eyes, glowing skin, and a slim athletic figure. She wears a fitted black long-sleeve workout top, high-waisted black leggings, white socks, white sneakers, and a white towel loosely resting around her neck. SETTING: A modern boutique gym late in the evening. Dumbbell racks, kettlebells, medicine balls, mirrors, benches, stretching mats, resistance bands, a gym bag, shaker bottle, and warm overhead lighting. The gym is almost empty with only one or two people blurred in the distant background. SCENES: The vlog opens in selfie mode. She is holding the camera at arm's length while slowly walking through the dumbbell area, smiling naturally. "...okay." "I definitely earned dinner." She laughs quietly and adjusts the towel around her neck. "I almost skipped today." She briefly turns the camera toward the nearly empty gym before pointing it back at herself. "Glad I came." Still holding the camera, she walks toward the stretching area. "My legs are done." She places the camera on a nearby bench for a wider vertical angle and sits down on a stretching mat. She stretches one leg and takes a deep breath. "I really need to stretch more." She smiles to herself. She switches sides and rolls one shoulder. "Tomorrow's gonna hurt." She picks the camera back up and walks toward her gym bag. She kneels beside it, pulls out a protein shake, and takes a sip. "...that's actually good." She laughs. The camera sits on top of the gym bag while she packs away her towel, headphones, and lifting straps. "Worth it." She throws the bag over one shoulder and picks the camera back up. Walking toward the exit in selfie mode, she smiles into the lens. "See you next workout." She gives the camera a small wave before ending the recording.

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this video is 100% AI made it in under 10 minutes all you need is: - sora 2 - a dialed prompt - optionally an upscaler if you're still paying $500+ per UGC clip to creators who take 5 days to deliver you're literally burning money the quality has gotten to the point where it's genuinely hard to tell the difference one person with the right prompts and workflow can now output what entire creative teams used to do we've built an entire system around this and my whop members are landing brand deals with AI content that clients can't even tell isn't real i'm running AI UGC like this for coaching/bizopp offers right now and the CPAs are competing with real creator content, if you're selling anything online and you're not using AI content yet you're leaving money on the table

this video is 100% AI made it in under 10 minutes all you need is: - sora 2 - a dialed prompt - optionally an upscaler if you're still paying $500+ per UGC clip to creators who take 5 days to deliver you're literally burning money the quality has gotten to the point where it's genuinely hard to tell the difference one person with the right prompts and workflow can now output what entire creative teams used to do we've built an entire system around this and my whop members are landing brand deals with AI content that clients can't even tell isn't real i'm running AI UGC like this for coaching/bizopp offers right now and the CPAs are competing with real creator content, if you're selling anything online and you're not using AI content yet you're leaving money on the table

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this video is 100% AI made with one prompt in 2 mins using my own system, prompt to final video AI UGC yappers are fast to make, scalable, and can be automated (as much as today’s technology allows) and what's best it can be used to sell everything: - ecom - digital products - saas - supplements anything and everything... the real UGC industry isn't dying, it already died

this video is 100% AI made with one prompt in 2 mins using my own system, prompt to final video AI UGC yappers are fast to make, scalable, and can be automated (as much as today’s technology allows) and what's best it can be used to sell everything: - ecom - digital products - saas - supplements anything and everything... the real UGC industry isn't dying, it already died

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this model is so f*cking good for animations less hallucinations than gemini and it takes like 20 seconds to generate full clip + 1 min video costs only like ~$7 prompt that i used: Create a 15-second cinematic 3D animated product advertisement for supportive shoe insoles. Use a polished, high-end stylized 3D animation aesthetic with expressive but natural characters, soft cinematic lighting, realistic materials, believable anatomy, and subtle facial expressions. The scene takes place in a modern apartment hallway in the early morning. Warm sunlight enters through a large window, creating soft golden reflections on the wooden floor. A few pairs of shoes are scattered near the entrance, with a small bench and coat rack in the background. A completely different male character appears: a slim-to-average build man in his early 30s with short slightly messy brown hair, light stubble, casual gray hoodie, dark joggers, and white sneakers. He should look like an ordinary everyday person, not a fitness model. Preserve his face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and overall appearance consistently throughout the entire animation. The advertisement should feel like a natural short-form social media ad, with the character speaking directly and casually rather than acting like a professional commercial presenter. [0–3 seconds] Begin with a medium-wide cinematic shot. The man walks into the apartment after spending several hours on his feet. He takes two steps, suddenly slows down, and looks uncomfortable. He takes off one sneaker and sits on the bench, rubbing the bottom of his foot with a slightly frustrated expression. He looks toward the camera and says naturally: "Man, my feet used to kill me after a long day." His delivery should feel conversational and believable, with natural lip movement and subtle facial animation. [3–7 seconds] Cut to a closer shot as he picks up the original factory insole from inside his sneaker and looks at it skeptically. He says: "Then I realized it wasn't even my shoes." He pulls the old insole out and places it beside the shoe. The camera gently pushes closer as he reaches for a new supportive shoe insole lying on the bench. Make the insole clearly visible and easy to understand as the hero product, with realistic cushioning, ergonomic shape, and premium material details. [7–11 seconds] Show him placing the new insole inside his sneaker. Use a smooth close-up of his hands fitting the insole naturally into the shoe. Show the insole sitting correctly inside the shoe with believable proportions and physical interaction. He puts the sneaker back on, stands up, and takes several comfortable steps across the hallway. His posture immediately looks more relaxed. He smiles slightly and says: "These made such a difference." Keep the acting subtle and realistic. Do not make the effect exaggerated or magical. [11–15 seconds] Move into a slightly closer cinematic shot as he walks confidently toward the apartment door, then turns back toward the camera. He briefly lifts one foot, showing the sneaker, and says with a relaxed smile: "Honestly, I wish I'd tried them sooner." Finish with a clean product-focused composition: the pair of supportive insoles is visible on the bench next to the sneakers while the man walks naturally into the background. Hold the final frame for a moment. Camera: Smooth cinematic dolly movement, subtle handheld-style realism, natural perspective, gentle push-ins, no rapid camera movement, no dramatic orbiting, no abrupt zooms. Lighting: Warm morning sunlight mixed with soft ambient indoor light. Cinematic shadows, realistic reflections, soft highlights on the product, premium commercial look. Audio: Natural male voice dialogue, subtle apartment ambience, quiet footsteps on wooden floor, soft fabric movement, shoe sounds, and minimal understated background music. Voice: Young adult male, friendly, slightly casual, conversational delivery. No exaggerated commercial voiceover. Lip synchronization must be accurate to every spoken word. Product: The shoe insoles must remain physically consistent throughout the scene. They should look like premium supportive orthopedic-style insoles designed for everyday comfort. Show their shape and cushioning clearly without adding logos, text, or branding unless explicitly provided. Maintain: Realistic anatomy, stable facial identity, accurate hands and fingers, correct foot placement, natural walking mechanics, believable shoe deformation, physically accurate interaction between hands, shoes, and insoles, consistent lighting, consistent character proportions, and smooth temporal continuity. Avoid: Extra characters, unrelated locations, duplicated limbs, distorted hands, floating objects, sliding feet, broken anatomy, sudden costume changes, exaggerated reactions, magical transformations, unrealistic product effects, subtitles, captions, text, logos, watermarks, or cuts to unrelated scenes.

this model is so f*cking good for animations less hallucinations than gemini and it takes like 20 seconds to generate full clip + 1 min video costs only like ~$7 prompt that i used: Create a 15-second cinematic 3D animated product advertisement for supportive shoe insoles. Use a polished, high-end stylized 3D animation aesthetic with expressive but natural characters, soft cinematic lighting, realistic materials, believable anatomy, and subtle facial expressions. The scene takes place in a modern apartment hallway in the early morning. Warm sunlight enters through a large window, creating soft golden reflections on the wooden floor. A few pairs of shoes are scattered near the entrance, with a small bench and coat rack in the background. A completely different male character appears: a slim-to-average build man in his early 30s with short slightly messy brown hair, light stubble, casual gray hoodie, dark joggers, and white sneakers. He should look like an ordinary everyday person, not a fitness model. Preserve his face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and overall appearance consistently throughout the entire animation. The advertisement should feel like a natural short-form social media ad, with the character speaking directly and casually rather than acting like a professional commercial presenter. [0–3 seconds] Begin with a medium-wide cinematic shot. The man walks into the apartment after spending several hours on his feet. He takes two steps, suddenly slows down, and looks uncomfortable. He takes off one sneaker and sits on the bench, rubbing the bottom of his foot with a slightly frustrated expression. He looks toward the camera and says naturally: "Man, my feet used to kill me after a long day." His delivery should feel conversational and believable, with natural lip movement and subtle facial animation. [3–7 seconds] Cut to a closer shot as he picks up the original factory insole from inside his sneaker and looks at it skeptically. He says: "Then I realized it wasn't even my shoes." He pulls the old insole out and places it beside the shoe. The camera gently pushes closer as he reaches for a new supportive shoe insole lying on the bench. Make the insole clearly visible and easy to understand as the hero product, with realistic cushioning, ergonomic shape, and premium material details. [7–11 seconds] Show him placing the new insole inside his sneaker. Use a smooth close-up of his hands fitting the insole naturally into the shoe. Show the insole sitting correctly inside the shoe with believable proportions and physical interaction. He puts the sneaker back on, stands up, and takes several comfortable steps across the hallway. His posture immediately looks more relaxed. He smiles slightly and says: "These made such a difference." Keep the acting subtle and realistic. Do not make the effect exaggerated or magical. [11–15 seconds] Move into a slightly closer cinematic shot as he walks confidently toward the apartment door, then turns back toward the camera. He briefly lifts one foot, showing the sneaker, and says with a relaxed smile: "Honestly, I wish I'd tried them sooner." Finish with a clean product-focused composition: the pair of supportive insoles is visible on the bench next to the sneakers while the man walks naturally into the background. Hold the final frame for a moment. Camera: Smooth cinematic dolly movement, subtle handheld-style realism, natural perspective, gentle push-ins, no rapid camera movement, no dramatic orbiting, no abrupt zooms. Lighting: Warm morning sunlight mixed with soft ambient indoor light. Cinematic shadows, realistic reflections, soft highlights on the product, premium commercial look. Audio: Natural male voice dialogue, subtle apartment ambience, quiet footsteps on wooden floor, soft fabric movement, shoe sounds, and minimal understated background music. Voice: Young adult male, friendly, slightly casual, conversational delivery. No exaggerated commercial voiceover. Lip synchronization must be accurate to every spoken word. Product: The shoe insoles must remain physically consistent throughout the scene. They should look like premium supportive orthopedic-style insoles designed for everyday comfort. Show their shape and cushioning clearly without adding logos, text, or branding unless explicitly provided. Maintain: Realistic anatomy, stable facial identity, accurate hands and fingers, correct foot placement, natural walking mechanics, believable shoe deformation, physically accurate interaction between hands, shoes, and insoles, consistent lighting, consistent character proportions, and smooth temporal continuity. Avoid: Extra characters, unrelated locations, duplicated limbs, distorted hands, floating objects, sliding feet, broken anatomy, sudden costume changes, exaggerated reactions, magical transformations, unrealistic product effects, subtitles, captions, text, logos, watermarks, or cuts to unrelated scenes.

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the easiest way to make money in 2026? AI content. here’s how to create these videos step by step: - claude for scriptwriting + json prompts for reference images (or just swipe scripts from already-viral videos) - gemini (nano banana pro) for image generation - veo 3.1 to animate everything - capcut for final edits you can pull millions of views in days with insane potential for pushing fitness info offers or physical products like supplements, peptides, and more...

the easiest way to make money in 2026? AI content. here’s how to create these videos step by step: - claude for scriptwriting + json prompts for reference images (or just swipe scripts from already-viral videos) - gemini (nano banana pro) for image generation - veo 3.1 to animate everything - capcut for final edits you can pull millions of views in days with insane potential for pushing fitness info offers or physical products like supplements, peptides, and more...

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just a reminder that conspiracy theorists are the easiest people to sell to now you can become one in 2 mins with AI crazy times we live in

just a reminder that conspiracy theorists are the easiest people to sell to now you can become one in 2 mins with AI crazy times we live in

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i just generated this AI UGC ad in under 30 seconds if you’re still paying $300–$800 per video and calling it “marketing” and texting your UGC creator “can you redo this?” when it comes back suboptimal, you’re cooked that era is dead - ai is already coming for the UGC market they're just scared to admit it this isn’t about “authenticity” anymore, but about speed, margin, and output ai is faster, cheaper, and it converts the same (or better) when the structure is right like + rt + reply “prompt” and i’ll send you the prompt that i used to make this (must follow so i can dm)

i just generated this AI UGC ad in under 30 seconds if you’re still paying $300–$800 per video and calling it “marketing” and texting your UGC creator “can you redo this?” when it comes back suboptimal, you’re cooked that era is dead - ai is already coming for the UGC market they're just scared to admit it this isn’t about “authenticity” anymore, but about speed, margin, and output ai is faster, cheaper, and it converts the same (or better) when the structure is right like + rt + reply “prompt” and i’ll send you the prompt that i used to make this (must follow so i can dm)

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another one > 100% AI > one prompt > 2 minutes from zero to final video the best part about AI UGC is the speed, you can test 50 angles in a day instead of waiting a week for one creator to deliver if you still think AI UGC = robotic voice over a stock clip. nah. we're way past that

another one > 100% AI > one prompt > 2 minutes from zero to final video the best part about AI UGC is the speed, you can test 50 angles in a day instead of waiting a week for one creator to deliver if you still think AI UGC = robotic voice over a stock clip. nah. we're way past that

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i was genuinely shocked to find out that most people still aren't using some of the most basic Claude Code features here's the setup I use with three simple primitives that will speed up your work by 100x: /routines -> the rhythm cloud cron for your agent. "every day at 6am", "every monday at 9am". it runs whether your laptop is open or not /loop -> the short-term watch repeats a prompt every X minutes, hours, or days - whatever you need. built for monitoring /goal -> the quality gate you define what "done" actually means, and a second agent audits whether the condition is truly met before it's allowed to stop best part is it doesn't quit after the first try... it keeps fixing until the bar is hit here's some real usecases: /routines (long-term, hands-off): > daily 6am -> sweep X, reddit and the top newsletters for fresh AI news, sort every find into the right topic folder with a one-line summary > daily 9pm -> read everything i saved today and write me a clean end-of-day summary: what matters, what to ignore, what to act on > every trading day 7am -> pull overnight moves + catalysts, build the summary sheet for traders (ticker, setup, key level, note) and drop it in reports /goal (a finish condition that can't be faked): > "refactor module X" -> won't stop until every test passes and the build is green > "no english text left on checkout.html and grep finds zero instances of 'reading', 'diagnosis', 'cards'" -> cleans legacy funnel residue and verifies itself > "competitor report has min 10 Meta Ad Library ads, each with hook + CTA broken down" -> research that doesn't stop at 3 finds /loop (short cyclical monitoring): > every 10m -> check the Netlify deploy, if it failed read the log and fix the cause > every 30m -> scan Stripe webhooks in the function logs, diagnose any 4xx/5xx > every 1h -> pull campaign results from Meta Ads API, append to csv, ping me if CPA crosses $15 you can also use full combo for single tasks: /routines fires it at 6am -> the /goal condition says "not done until the report pulls all 3 sources and is saved to reports"

i was genuinely shocked to find out that most people still aren't using some of the most basic Claude Code features here's the setup I use with three simple primitives that will speed up your work by 100x: /routines -> the rhythm cloud cron for your agent. "every day at 6am", "every monday at 9am". it runs whether your laptop is open or not /loop -> the short-term watch repeats a prompt every X minutes, hours, or days - whatever you need. built for monitoring /goal -> the quality gate you define what "done" actually means, and a second agent audits whether the condition is truly met before it's allowed to stop best part is it doesn't quit after the first try... it keeps fixing until the bar is hit here's some real usecases: /routines (long-term, hands-off): > daily 6am -> sweep X, reddit and the top newsletters for fresh AI news, sort every find into the right topic folder with a one-line summary > daily 9pm -> read everything i saved today and write me a clean end-of-day summary: what matters, what to ignore, what to act on > every trading day 7am -> pull overnight moves + catalysts, build the summary sheet for traders (ticker, setup, key level, note) and drop it in reports /goal (a finish condition that can't be faked): > "refactor module X" -> won't stop until every test passes and the build is green > "no english text left on checkout.html and grep finds zero instances of 'reading', 'diagnosis', 'cards'" -> cleans legacy funnel residue and verifies itself > "competitor report has min 10 Meta Ad Library ads, each with hook + CTA broken down" -> research that doesn't stop at 3 finds /loop (short cyclical monitoring): > every 10m -> check the Netlify deploy, if it failed read the log and fix the cause > every 30m -> scan Stripe webhooks in the function logs, diagnose any 4xx/5xx > every 1h -> pull campaign results from Meta Ads API, append to csv, ping me if CPA crosses $15 you can also use full combo for single tasks: /routines fires it at 6am -> the /goal condition says "not done until the report pulls all 3 sources and is saved to reports"

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the smartest way to scale ads is to take all of your own and your competitors’ winning creatives and rebuild them into completely new creatives with one click here’s how to do it: - upload ad mutator to your Claude - take one winning creative - explore new versions by changing the actor, location, outfit, product, age, etc with one click, you can turn one ad into 100s of new versions and keep testing sometimes, it’s just one small change that makes the difference between a flop and a best spender

the smartest way to scale ads is to take all of your own and your competitors’ winning creatives and rebuild them into completely new creatives with one click here’s how to do it: - upload ad mutator to your Claude - take one winning creative - explore new versions by changing the actor, location, outfit, product, age, etc with one click, you can turn one ad into 100s of new versions and keep testing sometimes, it’s just one small change that makes the difference between a flop and a best spender

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Whop ad made within 30 seconds in Sora 2 btw now imagine if I spent more than 2 seconds on the prompt… comment for an invite

Whop ad made within 30 seconds in Sora 2 btw now imagine if I spent more than 2 seconds on the prompt… comment for an invite

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you can one-shot your ads even faster now with GPT-6 Astra here’s the full workflow for realistic UGC: - give Astra your product details, audience, offer and example ads - give it browser access and tell it: “open meta ad library, search these 5 competitors in the us and shortlist 10 active ugc ads, prioritize longer-running ads and recurring angles, save the links and break down each hook, pain point, product demo, objection and cta, don’t assume runtime proves profitability” - ask it to turn the research into 3 original concepts for your product, using the patterns it found without copying the scripts - have it write the strongest concept as a casual conversation, with a clear hook, problem, product demo and cta, then split it into short scenes with exact dialogue and actions - generate first frame images for your creator, product and setting, then reuse them across scenes to keep the face, outfit, packaging and room consistent (add iphone 17 pro quality to the prompt to maintain realism) - connect Astra to your generation tools through a CLI, API or just browser access - ask astra to write prompts for realistic phone footage, with natural skin texture, imperfect framing, subtle handheld movement, small gestures and conversational pauses - have it assemble the clips and add captions, then review the full ad for lip sync, voice changes, weird hands and distorted product details - save the research, references, prompts and workflow in markdown files, then give astra that folder with your next brief once your MD file will be ready you can just upload it to new chat and Astra will immediately know what to do step by step (or simply copy paste this tweet along with your manual workflow in bulletpoints) set it up once and your next request can be “make 3 new ugc ads for this product using our saved workflow” bookmark this for later, more details are in the article

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