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Okay, this is the first AI content setup I've seen that actually closes the loop. Sabrina Ramonov (founder of Blotato) runs all her content solo, and her Claude agent is pulling 41M cross-platform views in 30 days. She went 0 to 3M followers in 2 years on $0 ads....

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Eric Hendersonvor 1 Monat

Paid promos of your own service at though it's novel is not very honest ...

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Johnvor 1 Monat

running a similar Claude agent setup for content, curious what her monetization loop looks like once the views actually land

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From Fiftyvor 1 Monat

The interesting gap is after “publish”: views are not proof of a business. I’m testing the next layer with From Fifty: what workflow gets removed, who pays, and what measurable outcome changes? Which step in this loop has produced a paying customer, not just reach?

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Meet Shuklavor 1 Monat

most of our customers at are able to acheive similar results with a fraction of the cost of real creators. Find clonable videos on tiktok, input url in claude, claude will clone it using ghostfeed mcp exampels below, happy to give you free credits to try out!

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Saman Ahmedvor 1 Monat

The biggest shift is moving from AI as a writing assistant to AI as an execution layer.

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Nick | AI For Service Businessesvor 1 Monat

The agent-first architecture is the real unlock. Run a similar setup for a client's content calendar - when the tools speak natively to LLMs, it becomes an actual workflow rather than another integration headache. Quality bar goes up, not down.

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Rachel Alvarezvor 1 Monat

Amazing

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Sultan of Swatvor 1 Monat

Oh wow founder of a tech finds crazy success w tech just try it trust me bro

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未知vor 1 Monat

AI 军备竞赛的本质不是技术,是资本和人才的密度。能持续烧钱还能找到 PMF 的公司,才是真正的赢家。大多数创业公司的 AI 故事,在 VC 那里已经不够激动人心了。

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THE KID™vor 1 Monat

🥱 no you cant.

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Tamvor 1 Monat

thanks for laying this out. the post-scheduler skill is the piece most setups skip, everyone stops at grading and still hits publish by hand on each platform. connecting claude straight to blotato for that last step is what actually closes the loop

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Suede AIvor 1 Monat

Closing the loop is the hard part and it is mostly unglamorous: somewhere to put what worked so next week starts ahead of this one. The setups that survive are the ones where that write-back step is automatic, not a thing you remember to do.

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Abdulmuiz Adeyemovor 1 Monat

Thanks for

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Sweettii Raivor 1 Monat

Curious how much human review is still happening before posts go live. That's usually the hardest part to automate.

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David T Kramaleyvor 1 Monat

impressive end‑to‑end loop. turning content into views without ads shows real automation value

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