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For the past 9 days I've been creating websites using AI with no coding experience In this video: [1] 5 examples of websites I've built w/ Claude [2] My 4 step process to easily create a website [3] Example: create a landing page from scratch Timestamps: - 00:00 -...

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Stevie Ray Jawn1 year ago

Great video. But the real question is…. After you build a site, how do you drive traffic to make money? A continuous flow of traffic that doesn’t cost you a ton of money or without you A. B. Inb4 test campaigns for years etc. any ideas on that?

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Riley Brown1 year ago

Next step it’s day 9

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Sebastian1 year ago

The power of AI… I’m building a directory website with Next.js, MongoDB, Cody using Claude 3.5 and I have some programming experience and I’m blown away 💨💯💯💯 if you can learn the terminology and docs you will be able to create some cool shit !

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Kats.𝕏⟠🔺1 year ago

Let's connect 👀🤝🏻✍🏻

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Miguel Trejo1 year ago

The movement needs a hashtag #Cre8 #4All

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Riley Brown1 year ago

#CREATEDOTINC

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mikey1 year ago

Amazing video Riley. Thanks for walking us through your process. What’s the whiteboard tool you use in the video for explaining everything? Been trying to find a good one

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Riley Brown1 year ago

Whimsical diagrams

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Dave Villalva1 year ago

Dude respect and love your simple brilliance 🙏 Bookmarking and studying

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Daniel “Migizi” Osterman1 year ago

Awesome job.

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xeroByte ✨1 year ago

Awesome 😎👍🏻

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M.R1 year ago

Excellent post, waiting for more, please 👌

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Sergio Chaparro  ⚡️™1 year ago

I am in Riley :)

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John Forsyth1 year ago

You've inspired me with this video! Love to see your excitement, it spreads!

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Dr.beast🚢1 year ago

Riley you always give the best and you are! Wish All the Ai building series can have a full version that include all the process with out editing If That will be even cooler and no one doing it like you 💎 Riley you are the best we will all support you ✨

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Damiano Redemagni1 year ago

Fantastic! Keep these videos going!

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Hassan1 year ago

Super useful - you’re a mind reader - your video outlines exactly what I am trying to do. Will be spending time with you and Claude today! 🙏

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rad bro (unreal)1 year ago

yep same i just tell Claude and not even lying im a millionaire now

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AI Developer | Fullstack Dev | Kelvin Dim1 year ago

Good job on what you are doing currently it’s good for people to get into tech, however YOU are in no position to be teaching something you are STILL learning. Take a little time understand what you are actually doing before pumping out tutorials to lead down the wrong path.

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Riley Brown1 year ago

Don’t listen to me I’m stupid.

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Domain Of The Year 🏅1 year ago

Thank you for sharing this valuable info. In case anyone looking for a premium domain name for their project, please dm me.

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GAIO1 year ago

on fire 🔥 bookmarking this

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Marshall Taplits1 year ago

Most useful video I’ve seen this month. Thank you!!

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D1 year ago

@readwise save thread

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CodeRabbit1 year ago

AI-first pull request reviewer with context-aware feedback, line-by-line code suggestions, and real-time chat.

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