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🚨 THIS GUY BUILT AN AI MARKETING TEAM WITH GROK 4.7 AND IT PULLED 20M+ VIEWS One post alone hit 7.5M views and brought in 3.3K new followers No agency. No content team. Just Grok 4.7 Bots with one job each: → Researcher finds viral formats in your niche...

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Austin Armstrong6 gün önce

This is the real AI moat: not prompts, but a department that keeps shipping after you close the laptop.

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Ulises6 gün önce

Great job bro

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Pedro Pérez6 gün önce

Thought a lot about sharing or not

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yuulia ✟6 gün önce

lo de que sigan trabajando con el portátil cerrado es lo que lo hace distinto a tenerlo abierto en una pestaña

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gus6 gün önce

el de investigar formatos que ya funcionan en tu nicho es el que más valor tiene de los cuatroç

Dean W. Perkins profil fotoğrafı
Dean W. Perkins6 gün önce

same, research is the one i'd set up first if i only picked one

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Brian Hadu5 gün önce

but relying solely on bots might lack the personal touch needed for engagement

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xIA6 gün önce

me asombra lo fácil que es crear ahora estas cosas mientras yo estaba 4h diarias haciendo vídeos para sacar 10K$ al mes

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Marco6 gün önce

me lo guardo que llevo meses con el calendario de contenido vacío por falta de tiempo

Dean W. Perkins profil fotoğrafı
Dean W. Perkins6 gün önce

an empty calendar is exactly the problem this solves, give it a go

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tom.martin6 gün önce

Do rejected concepts feed back into the research and concept agents, or does each run start fresh? That feedback loop may be more useful than adding another bot.

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Dean W. Perkins5 gün önce

good catch, that loop isn't in the workflow yet. easiest version is a running doc of rejected concepts with one line on why, passed to the researcher as context each run

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Hunit5 gün önce

Building a specialized AI marketing team that generated 20 million views shows how powerful automated workflows can be. You and @mlkbfrey are the two accounts I enjoy following the most

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Miku6 gün önce

lo importante es que él sigue eligiendo las ideas y aprobando, no es automático del todo

Dean W. Perkins profil fotoğrafı
Dean W. Perkins6 gün önce

that's the whole point, taste stays human, the repetitive part doesn't

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roman6 gün önce

que publique los prompts enteros y no solo el resultado ya hace que el artículo valga la pena

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SONIA6 gün önce

me interesa sobre todo cómo conecta la parte de publicar, que es donde siempre se rompe todo

Dean W. Perkins profil fotoğrafı
Dean W. Perkins6 gün önce

publishing is always where it breaks, the article covers that part properly

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Tony Tong | Founder | Ancient Systems x AI5 gün önce

I'd want that Researcher bot starting from one number: views divided by followers on competitor accounts. A big multiple means the format is carrying the post, not the audience. I mine formats that way, then adapt mine to them. Explaining why it works comes second.

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draven6 gün önce

he still picks and approves everything, which is the detail most people will skip

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