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this is the most unique format in AI UGC right now... tiny characters living on a human body with the product showing up as the hero. and you can build the WHOLE THING in 6 minutes or less. i broke all of it down: - why it works -... show more

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Mehedi👽| Email-Marketer10 days ago

this format definitely knows how to stop the scroll

Beliy10 days ago

These videos rack up a lot of views on YouTube and TikTok, and they monetize really well.

MR ⛩10 days ago

Hhhhh another ai platform lol

Archie Norris | Upper Floor11 days ago

This holds when the product’s the punchline not the set dressing. Make the product obvious in the first 1.5s without a hard sell and it works on Meta.

Daniel Walton9 days ago

no way these ads fail they are crushing

Akin Oluwaseun💧10 days ago

I love it! It's relatable and demonstrate how the process and outcome will look like. This is AI UGC + Product demonstration Ads

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i just cracked the code on ai digital products... every product costs $0 to build and takes under 2 minutes to make. i built an ai agent that turns any niche into a ready-to-export digital product in whatever format you want, pdf, notion template, ebook, guide, you name it. drop in your niche and one problem. the system analyzes demand, maps buyer desires, builds you the full product, and you watch it happen in real time. then the agent gives you the path, what to do next, rates each module, edits everything, practically sells it for you. you just follow it. i'm making full end-to-end products in under 2 minutes with this system. so i packaged the whole thing up. you're getting an ai that: - picks your niche - calculates demand - builds the product in any format - gives you the selling blueprint to go with it. rt + reply "product" and i'll show you how to access (must be following so i can dm)

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MONTE

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This 24-minute tutorial shows you exactly how to create AI UGC with GPT-6 Astra from scratch but making the UGC is the easy part the real advantage is turning it into a system that can consistently find what works and scale it that's exactly what this article breaks down: → find UGC formats already going viral → use Astra to reverse-engineer why they work → generate new variations from those patterns → batch-create a full week of content → let your agent + Postiz organize, schedule and distribute it → track the winners and use them to build the next batch one viral format becomes dozens of pieces of content and the whole loop starts again watch the tutorial below, then read the article for the complete workflow👇

This 24-minute tutorial shows you exactly how to create AI UGC with GPT-6 Astra from scratch but making the UGC is the easy part the real advantage is turning it into a system that can consistently find what works and scale it that's exactly what this article breaks down: → find UGC formats already going viral → use Astra to reverse-engineer why they work → generate new variations from those patterns → batch-create a full week of content → let your agent + Postiz organize, schedule and distribute it → track the winners and use them to build the next batch one viral format becomes dozens of pieces of content and the whole loop starts again watch the tutorial below, then read the article for the complete workflow👇

Nico

17,679 views • 25 days ago

the only reason im able to do $6M months is because of these 7 AI UGC formats... go read ths article: (this video is an example of the in-car format btw)

the only reason im able to do $6M months is because of these 7 AI UGC formats... go read ths article: (this video is an example of the in-car format btw)

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43,640 views • 1 month ago

talking head AI UGC videos like this are a big part of how i do $200k/day. why the format holds: - it runs on the script alone, so it tells you whether your angle works - 30 angles fit in an afternoon at about 5 minutes an ad - one script, five avatars, five different audiences and cpas - everything that converts here transfers to podcast ads and animations i explained the rest in the article:

talking head AI UGC videos like this are a big part of how i do $200k/day. why the format holds: - it runs on the script alone, so it tells you whether your angle works - 30 angles fit in an afternoon at about 5 minutes an ad - one script, five avatars, five different audiences and cpas - everything that converts here transfers to podcast ads and animations i explained the rest in the article:

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15,598 views • 1 month ago

Hormozi's #1 fix for weak leads is the targeting, Across 100+ clients, we've seen the same thing. The list and targeting is one of the most important parts of outbound. So I wrote out exactly how we build lists: - Defining an ICP - Mapping the full TAM - The qualification prompt - Enrichment and verification - Signal scoring - Maintaining it $70M+ in pipeline from this system Full breakdown is in the article:

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Christian

32,272 views • 22 days ago

Business podcast UGC might be the most broken thing AI can do right now. This entire clip is ONE generation — I didn't stitch a single cut together. Just wrote the back-and-forth, hit generate, and it came back as two people talking in the same room, like a real podcast clip that ended up on your FYP. Still not seeing many people run this format. So I'm giving away the whole system: - The exact build, script to finished podcast, in about 5 minutes - How I make full 60s videos in one generation, no editing - My Claude prompt for scripts that don't sound scripted - The trick that paces the exchange automatically RT + comment "BIZTALK" and I'll send you the full system

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Stijn Feijen

25,888 views • 1 month ago

i genuinely don't understand why i'm the only one using this... Andrej Karpathy, engineer at Anthropic, invented the concept of the LLM Wiki inside Obsidian i used it to build my own local knowledge base for generating AI videos on autopilot, here's how it works: - i sent to Claude Code hundreds of movies, ads, anime references - it ingested all of it and created smart links between each so it's easy for any agent to read it - whenever i want to make a video using Seedance 2.5 (coming soon on Higgsfield), the agent picks up the right format, composition and lens my whole video production pipeline lives in an AI agent with access to Higgsfield's suite: CLI, skills and all models (for image, video, voice and music) this is the absolute best way to work with AI agents in 2026... i teach you how to build the same in the article below:

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Machina

53,232 views • 2 months ago

The Night Of is the perfect example of why the miniseries is such a powerful format. I cannot say enough good things about this miniseries, which wouldn’t work as well as a feature film or a full series. It helps when the performances from Riz Ahmed & John Turturro are stunning.

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this Podcast-Style AD format is absolutely crushing it, and here’s why: take a real podcast conversation, strip out the obvious sales pitch, and now you've got something that doesn't feel like an AD at all it creates that little bit of curiosity that makes people think, “wait, where is this going?” the best part is how naturally you can introduce a product instead of someone staring into a camera saying “here's what i use…” the product just comes up in the conversation i've been playing around with this format lately and there’s something about it that feels very different from standard ugc... just look:

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