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Claude full course, one hour

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Here's how to build and automate anything

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In this one hour masterclass

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I'm going to show you

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the exact Claude AI systems I've built to

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automate my entire workflows

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from X automations, to building mini apps

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to running

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live streams. Whether you're brand new to Claude

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or ready just to go beyond the basics

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you'll walk away knowing how to use Claude Code

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agent computers, Claude Directly, connectors

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and more

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to build real tools that actually

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save you time. So if you've never been on Claude before

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this is what it looks like

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You can switch between APIs

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My personal favorite is the Opus 4.5 model

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And then from here

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you can start using it

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It is connected to the web as well

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So you can see here

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if we click on the plus side

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you can switch between web search

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you can use it for research

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you can add from GitHub

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add from Google Drive

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you can add to different projects

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take screenshots, even upload files and photos

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And you can also use different styles as

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well. On top of that

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you can connect it to Google Drive

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Calendar, and Gmail

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Actually, for example, manage different apps

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as you can see. You can connect it to Gmail

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Google Calendar, even Zapier

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and PayPal if you want to

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If you click on custom

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connect to here

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you can actually connect it to all sorts

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of MCPs if you're into that stuff

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right?

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So we're going to get straight into this

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The way that I'm going to begin by using it

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feel free to ask if you're watching live

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if you've got any questions

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feel free to ask

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We're going to sort of

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kick it off by showing you some of

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the actual practical use cases for this

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right? So, for example, if we check out this page here

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I actually built this using Cloud Opus 4.5

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And then I loaded it into my website

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and it is a pretty nice landing page

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probably one of the nicest I've built

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and one of the best converting

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right?

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And the way that I've built it

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is literally by just taking

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the information from my website over here

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and if you've got a website that you need to redesign

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or a landing page to build

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or you've got some information about an offer

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that you need to create

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etc., then you can grab all the information from your website

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and then plug that into Claude

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and create a custom landing page for it

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So, for example, if we take this information from the page

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then we're going to go over to Claude over here

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we're going to paste in this information

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and then from here

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we can say, okay, build a beautiful

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modern landing page for This information

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right? Goal equals convert traffic

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And

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what I did as well when I was

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building this out is I actually

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sent it directly over to our portal page

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right? Where we want to direct traffic and

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convert it

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So

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if you have a specific page in mind

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that you want to direct traffic to

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you can just copy the URL

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and then make that CTA for our page

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right? So we can say

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okay, CTA button link for our page equals that

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right? And then you can take the information

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from whatever landing page

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you want to as well

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You can plug that into Claude and say

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okay, using this

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send traffic to this offer or here's

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more information about our offer

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right?

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And then you can build out the landing page

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Now, what it's going to do from here

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typically it will start creating in something called artifacts

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right? Which is kind of like a preview

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for the landing page that you're creating

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So you can see here it's actually using custom skills

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and we'll actually come onto that later as well

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how to build custom Skills that you can reuse

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and that's another powerful feature inside Claude

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You can see here it's now creating the landing page

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beginning to code out

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And I can't code

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I don't really understand HTML

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I don't understand CSS

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but I can quickly build

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a beautiful landing page like this

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using Claude and then just plug in

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the HTML into

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wherever I want to host my website

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You can see another example

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If we go into the AI Profit Boardroom.com

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this is another landing page that we actually

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built using Claude

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And again, we followed a similar method

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right? But the difference is

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this was with like the older version of the AI

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whereas, for example, this we're using the newer version

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which is Opus 4.5

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And Opus 4.5 is one of the most

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powerful models

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that I've ever used when it comes to

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building

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with AI. So

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it's coding out now in the background

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We can always come back to that later

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but it's basically beginning to design it all

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out. And if we have any changes

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once that's done, we can always say to Claude later

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okay, improve this, tweak that, screenshot this, and improve that, etc.

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And that is how to build landing Patriots

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Now

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another way that I'm actually using this is

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to create limited time offers

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for promotions that I want to promote

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right?

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I'll give you an example of this

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Let's say you've got an offer on We Sell Backlinks

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right?

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We could create limited time offers for our

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Backlinks and then post them inside our school community

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right? Our free school community

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We could, for example

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create that content and then post it on

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LinkedIn or onto YouTube community or even X

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right?

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And we can share like these different bonuses

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that we're giving out

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And so

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the way that we do this

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is we actually have a project just for that

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Now, if you're not familiar with what a project is

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basically this is like a custom GPT if

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you ever come across them

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If not

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what you can actually do is you can go to

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for example, let's open this sidebar

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You can go to projects over here

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right? So if you open up the sidebar

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then you click on projects

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you can go to here and you can

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see that we've created all these different projects

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for different stuff. And this just automates any tasks

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Now

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any tasks that you'll do in day-to-day that

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you'll spend a lot of time on

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I would recommend creating a core project because What that is

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it's kind of like a custom bot

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that you can come back to

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and tweak anytime you need to

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And then if you've got a recurring task

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instead of you prompting it all over again

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or copy and pasting an old prompt or

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having to to rebrief the AI over and over again

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what you can do instead is you can

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create these new projects

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right? When you create a new project

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let's say for example you want to create

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an SEO writing project

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we could name it whatever the task is

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so we can put SEO writing project

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Description I usually just don't bother with

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because I'm trying to move for speed

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And then over here you can add three things

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right? So you've got the memory

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you've got the instructions

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and you've got the files

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right?

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And

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inside the files you would attach like different

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pieces of knowledge that would be useful for

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you. You can pull those in from GitHub

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or Google Drive as well

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You have instructions which are kind of like

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the custom instructions to tell the AI what

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to do each time you create with this

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And then you also have memory

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right? And the memory actually appears after a few chats

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Now, when you're using the memory

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essentially you'll remember different bits that you'd like

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So for example

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if you have certain preferences

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or Certain things you want to change

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or you have

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certain things that maybe you forgot to put inside the instructions

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you can add it to the memory later

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and Claude automatically updates it

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which means

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that it can remember how you want to do that task

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which again saves time and just gets things

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the way you want it to be

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Now, if we have a look here

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we've now got the landing page as you can see

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right? And we've got the HTML over here

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So this is from the first asset we're building out

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right?

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And so we've got this landing page with the HTML

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we've got the details of the offer like this

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and then you can see here it's a

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beautiful landing page that we've just built out

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and it's pretty nice

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clean

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easy. It's actually pulled in the testimonials that

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we pasted in

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and added that to the list as well

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It's got all the information about our agency

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it's all customized to us

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it's including the details of the offer

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and again, that was just automated whilst talking to you

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Now

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there's a couple of ways you can do

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this. You can actually publish the artifact

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and if you publish the artifact like this

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you can actually share that link

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with other people on the web

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right? So if we go to this artifact

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right here

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You can see that we now have this page live

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and

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this is just

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ready to share with the world

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So you could use that as a landing

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page

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The other way that you can host this

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is you can actually download the project files

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and then host it on something like Netlify

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and then create a custom domain for it

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This landing page, arprofitboarding.com, that's what we did

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We took the project files

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then we went to Netlify

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and we uploaded the project files and then

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hosted it on there

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The other option that you have for this

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is you can actually just grab the HTML

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and then you can go to WordPress

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or you can go to GoHighLevel

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you create a new HTML block

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and then you paste it in

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right?

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And that's another option

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that you've got as well

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So that's how you automate landing pages

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Now let's talk about these cloud projects that we're building

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right? So for example

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we have a look at this SEO writing

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project

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What you can do from here is you

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can automate the tasks you do regularly

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For example, for me, I have a SEO agency

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right?

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And so one of the things that will

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be super useful

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to use all the time

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is to take a prompt

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Use for SEO

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and then my team can just

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use this project to create SEO content

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As for example, if we take an example blog like this

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maybe we'll go to this video to blog post process

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as you can see. We're going to take

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one of the prompts from this

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and then we're going to paste that into

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the instructions like this

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and we're going to say

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okay, do this when I paste a YouTube video transcript

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right?

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And then it's got all the information about

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how I like to write content

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So for example, like create five fairly short attention-grabbing headline options

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two, when I paste in this video

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do this, blah, blah, blah

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And then if I include a keyword

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do this, optimize it around that keyword

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add three sentences, do this

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And the cool thing about this as well

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is we've clawed

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better than any other AI I've used

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It sticks to instructions very carefully

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And I think that's fantastic because

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if you're using something like ChatGPT

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the problem with ChatGPT is like it forgets

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things or ignores things

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or even if you say it like three

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times inside the instructions

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Whereas Claude seems to stick

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to these kind of long super prompts much more accurately

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right? Which means that you're going to get

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the thing

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better first time round

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rather than

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messing around 10 times and it messes up

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every time

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Eric says, do you sleep?

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Content is fire. Thank you very much

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sir. Appreciate that

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And you can see the source context here

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So what we've actually done is loaded information

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about

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where we want to send our traffic to

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So what is the CTA inside the blog

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post that we write

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and then also who we are

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right? So Julian Goldie

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SEO entrepreneur, blah, blah, blah, right?

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And then we've included some instructions on how

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to write it to simplify the language as

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much as possible

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I do recommend always

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asking Claude to do that

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And the reason for that Is because Claude is fan

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is really good at writing

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but one of the biggest issues is

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you want to make sure that you keep

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the language simple and easy to understand

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right?

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If we're writing content as well

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we want to make sure it's easy to

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read and feels conversational

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add nice headers and subheaders and that sort of thing

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right? Here's all the information

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right?

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And then if we zoom out here

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we're going to save those instructions

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I can attach files of like blog posts

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I like previously if I'm building out an

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SEO writing project

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And then from here

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we can type in our keyword and the video transcript

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and I'll show you how you can use this

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right?

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So for example, if we go over to YouTube here

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and then we're just going to grab an

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example transcript. So let's take this one

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and let's say the keyword is

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for example, Claude Ralph Lou, right?

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We're going to go over to Claude and put keyword equals

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and then we're going to take the transcript from the video

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like you can see right here

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And then we're going to copy this

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and we're going to go back over to Claude

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paste that in

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You can see that it won't appear inside the chat

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it will actually appear as an attachment because

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it's such a long piece of content

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right? You can see how long

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So if it's a long attachment

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you'll go here

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If it's like a shorter

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few sentences when you paste it in

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you'll actually appear underneath the instructions

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So from now, we're going to hit enter

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and that'll begin to generate the content for

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our SEO blog. Now

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if you actually bookmark

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this is what I always recommend

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So for example, we call this Claude Project SEO Writer

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and then I'm just going to put that

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inside my bookmarks like you see

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Then I can just come back to it

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right? And I think that's super useful and underrated

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For example, when I want to come back to this

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so I can type in Claude Project SEO

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and then it will just come up

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with the Claude Project that I can quickly find

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right? And then you can just

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open up a new tab and boom

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you can get straight back to that

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Pretty nice

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So that's how this works

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Claude is going to ask it to write

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me out a digital product thinking

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I would just get an outline

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It's 150 pages. It's outrageous

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how good Claude is. And it can create

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a lot of content

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in bulk like you can see

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It's just blasting out the word count here

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And it's writing it better than I could

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personally Right?

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But on top of that

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it actually writes it in the exact format that I like

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right? So for example

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if I'm writing SEO content

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I want to front load the keyword inside

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the first sentence as well

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And then also you can see

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that the content is like nicely formatted

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so every sentence is on a new line

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And that's pretty much ready to like just

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quality control in the post

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right?

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And the cool thing about this is I

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could create five different versions of this article

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and then those articles can potentially rank on Google

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right? Pretty awesome. So for example

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if we put in like this into Google here

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you can see that my videos will rank

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but then often our articles will rank on

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the first page of Google as well

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like you can see right here

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right? So what we actually did with this video

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we can post content on LinkedIn

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we can post LinkedIn content on our websites

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we can post content on X or Reddit

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It's quite easy to create the content

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Because you're using a rewriting project like this

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it takes your original content and

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rewrites it five or ten times

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in a unique way

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You quality control it

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publish it to your other platforms

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and you can generate leads that way

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right? That's basically what we do

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And then if we actually want to just

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plug that into our WordPress website or into LinkedIn or whatever

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we can just copy this

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and then go over to wherever we're going to post it

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right? So for example

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if I wanted to now post an article

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from Claude to LinkedIn

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I can just go over here

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and we can click on write article

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and then we can paste that information in

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right? Like this, there we go

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Boom

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And it's all nicely formatted and ready to go

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right?

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And then we've got the article

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As you can see

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it's all nicely formatted. It's got links to

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where we want to funnel traffic to

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And

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that's basically one of the strategies that we

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use

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to get a lot of traffic across many

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different platforms

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So Claude is incredibly powerful for that

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Honestly, if you did the same thing inside ChatGPT

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I just don't think you're going to get

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the same outputs. And you can use something

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like this

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And let me show you another thing that

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we actually use Claude for as well

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Just to recap

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we've covered creating landing pages We've covered automating SEO content

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which is pretty awesome

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And by the way

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if you want to see if this is actually work

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does this sort of content actually rank for SEO

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for example

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I know we've got a few internet marketers watching this channel

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then you can see

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for example, if we look at JulianGold.com

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we actually started using this process

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around about

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late September. And you can see the traffic chart over here

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right? So the traffic for this page

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is just going up really nicely

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and you can see the trajectory of it as well

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right? So Google actually does rank this content as well

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I think

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Google doesn't care whether it's AI-generated content or

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not. What it actually cares about is

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what's the quality of it

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Does it actually answer the question?

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Does it help people? And I would say

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that Claude writes in such a way that

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especially if you have the right prompts

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which we teach inside the AI Power for Boredom

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that you're going to get the best possible

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outputs you get

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So if we go back at some other options as well

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so we've covered creating landing pages

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we've covered creating SEO content

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There's something else that you can use Claude for

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and this is pretty powerful as well

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is you can actually just build out mini apps

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and then you can share those with the world

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Artifacts, or you can just bookmark them and use them yourself

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right?

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So for example, we say to Opus 4.5

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okay

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go off and create a

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mini app for a Pomodoro timer

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It will create it like so

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right? And that will actually

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just build out mini apps inside the chat right here

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Now, whilst we're waiting for that to load

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let me show you something else that you

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can do

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So

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this is really good for collecting the news

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as well

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So if we go inside here

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and then we're going to

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make sure that we have web search enabled

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And then inside here

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you can say, okay

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give me the latest AI updates and news from today

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specifically about AI tools

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plus new tools I could cover in my YouTube videos

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plus live streams away

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And basically, because this can actually Research web

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it can begin to connect to the web

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start searching around online

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do research for you. And I find it's

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really powerful for that too

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So you can see here

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it's beginning to search the web

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We don't have to tell it to search

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the web as well. That's the other cool

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thing is it just does it automatically

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It's kind of like a search engine

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but the difference is that it creates everything you want

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right? Whereas, for example, if you type that in Google

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let's do this, for example

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it's not going to generate an answer for you

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right? And so in many ways

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particularly for research tasks

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you're going to get much better outputs from

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Claude than you would from using Google directly

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What else we got here?

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Proud Mary says

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I am using Claude AI to write Python

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code that I test and run on VS

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Code

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Works like a charm. Yeah

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he's absolutely awesome for that as well

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We're actually going to come on to Claude

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Code later inside this video too

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You can see how we can do the

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research now. So for example

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he's talking about NVIDIA Keynote

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the major updates from that

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And if you actually check out the article

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and see when it was published

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that was brand new

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It was literally just updated an hour ago

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right? And already Claude picks it up

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You need to talk about this in your next videos

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right? And so it's quite easy to just

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find the latest news or the headlines

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and if you're creating content

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or if you're trying to stay updated

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with the rest of the industry

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this is pretty awesome as well

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all right?

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What else we got here?

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Brown Mary says

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always get new ideas from these videos

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Got to start thinking outside the box for

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uses. The sky's the limit

16:44

Absolutely. There's so much you can do with

16:45

this

16:46

By the way

16:47

if

16:47

people are watching this and you want to

16:49

get more out of flawed

16:50

you can actually use extended thinking

16:52

Now, with extended thinking, as you can see right here

16:55

you can toggle it on and off at

16:56

the bottom

16:56

Extended thinking is very powerful

16:59

It

16:59

is a little bit slower and it does

17:01

tend to use more credits

17:02

right? So if you're trying to limit the amount of credits

17:04

maybe you want to just stick on the free plan

17:06

you wouldn't use thinking

17:07

right?

17:08

But if you want

17:09

for example, to code out a project that's quite complex

17:11

or you want to get like the best

17:13

possible outputs that you can

17:15

then you're going to switch over to extended

17:16

thinking

17:17

I by default just don't have it on

17:18

because sometimes

17:19

some of the tasks I do just take

17:21

way too long with myself

17:22

Now if we go back to the Pomodoro

17:24

timer app over here

17:25

you can see that we've got this timer

17:26

app and it works perfectly first time round

17:29

We can switch between the tabs at the

17:30

top so we can

17:31

for example, switch between focus mode

17:33

short breaks, and long breaks

17:34

As you can see

17:35

we can refresh it and actually counts how

17:37

many sessions we did

17:38

right?

17:38

Now

17:39

we can publish the artifact or we can

17:40

download that and host it on a separate

17:42

website. But the main thing is to know that without coding

17:45

if you just have an idea in your

17:47

head and you're not sure what to create

17:49

then you can just say

17:50

okay

17:50

create this and it will go off and

17:51

do it. If you're not sure

17:52

okay

17:53

where to get started with what apps would

17:54

help you the most

17:55

then you can actually go back into Claude

17:57

here and you can say

17:58

okay

18:00

You give me five ideas

18:01

for mini apps I could build

18:04

inside Claude Artifacts

18:06

that would help me the most

18:08

And the other cool thing about this as well is like

18:11

you can build simple apps like this

18:12

they work perfectly first time round

18:14

and you don't have to hire anyone to

18:15

do this anymore

18:16

But also

18:16

the other cool thing is

18:18

that if you want AI to work inside the app

18:20

let's say for example

18:21

it was a AI SEO content tool generator

18:23

that actually creates a tool and creates a content with AI

18:27

then you can ask Claude to embed AI inside the tool

18:29

and it would actually use AI to do that

18:31

right? So you can see how this works

18:33

right?

18:33

Now, for example, here as well

18:36

If we go back inside here

18:38

let me just pull this up

18:39

we can actually take a screenshot of this

18:41

right?

18:42

And we can plug that into Claude to

18:44

improve things that we're building out

18:46

or what we can do

18:48

is we can just give it some tweaks

18:49

and it'll quickly make those tweaks to improve the design

18:51

right? So, for example, if I go inside the chat here

18:54

and I'm like, okay, make this more interesting

18:57

colorful, animated, animations, dopamine-inducing, crazy effects, etc

19:05

plus fun

19:07

It should be able to do that for

19:08

us

19:09

All right. Crown Mary says

19:10

I know it's like magic

19:12

I suppose the

19:12

adoption of electricity in homes was similarly amazing

19:15

Yeah

19:15

that's a pretty cool

19:16

way to look at it

19:18

Cool analogy

19:19

What else have you got here?

19:20

Gamify the Pomodoro and make it so

19:22

you can experience some more times

19:24

Oh, yeah. That's a pretty cool prompt here

19:26

All right. So we're going to try this

19:28

I'm going to wait for this to load

19:29

and then once it's done

19:30

I actually turn the Pomodoro timer

19:32

thanks for the comment

19:33

into a EXP generator game

19:36

right?

19:37

So that's pretty cool as well

19:39

Is there any chance to connect QuickBooks?

19:41

So if you want to connect external apps

19:43

there's a couple of ways you can do it

19:45

right? One of the easiest ways to do

19:46

it is you connect QuickBooks to

19:49

Zapier and then you can actually inside the connectors here

19:52

you can add Zapier as an MCP

19:54

I've got some other videos on that

19:56

that will help you set that up

19:57

right? So you can actually connect Zapier

19:59

and then have QuickBooks connected to Zapier and

20:01

then use that inside Claude

20:03

The other thing

20:04

I'm just wondering

20:04

is do they have an MCP?

20:06

If they have an CP server like you can see here

20:08

then you can actually connect Claude to

20:12

the remote server for QuickBooks

20:13

Now, if you wonder, okay

20:14

how do you set this up?

20:15

Sometimes there's instructions on how to do that

20:17

right?

20:18

So you can see right here

20:19

Other times what you can actually do

20:21

is

20:22

you

20:22

can

20:23

just

20:23

copy and paste the instructions from here

20:25

and here into Claude and just say

20:27

how do I set this up?

20:28

That's pretty simple as well

20:29

right?

20:30

So yeah

20:30

that's basically a couple of ways you can

20:32

connect QuickBooks directly to this powerful tool

20:36

What else you got here?

20:37

Are you able to demo an end-to-end

20:39

session of building an app and deploying it

20:41

for public use? Depends what you're building

20:43

right? So if it's

20:44

for example, a short mini app like this

20:46

then

20:47

I could easily just deploy it right now

20:48

and here and now

20:49

right? If it's something with a backend

20:51

I'd probably use Claude combined with cursor

20:54

and then deploy it publicly and that would

20:56

be the best way to use that

20:58

right?

20:58

So it depends what you want to use

20:59

it for and how you want to use

21:00

it

21:01

I will tell you that we've built out

21:03

for example, websites like this

21:05

as you can see. So this is Enterprise

21:07

SEO ROI calculator. We actually use Bolt to build this

21:10

and it's just like a calculator website as

21:12

well. And then you can easily build this with Claude

21:15

and then we type that keyword into Google

21:17

here. You can see the page that we built with AI

21:20

directly ranking on Google

21:22

number one for that keyword

21:24

And then also you can see here it

21:25

funnels traffic to our SEO strategy sessions

21:27

So you can use Claude

21:29

and other AI tools for building out mini apps as well

21:31

which is pretty cool as well

21:33

So You can see how this works step by step

21:36

Now

21:37

another

21:37

cool idea that I just saw inside the

21:39

chat here that was being asked was that you can actually

21:42

for example

21:43

screenshot a spreadsheet and then plug that into Claude and say

21:46

recreate this. So let's try that out right

21:48

now

21:48

So for example here

21:50

if we go to this spreadsheet that we've got

21:52

so this is a spreadsheet where I actually

21:53

use Claude for tweeting

21:55

we can copy this image

21:57

and then we can go into Claude

21:58

paste in the screenshot

21:59

and we can say

22:00

okay, recreate this

22:02

And it should be able to recreate the

22:04

spreadsheet for us using the screenshot from our spreadsheet

22:08

right?

22:09

And so it's beginning to build that out

22:10

Now in the meantime

22:11

we've got the Pomodoro app being built out right there

22:14

and you can just see how many

22:15

like different use cases you can use this

22:17

for. It's pretty much endless

22:19

The other cool thing that I like to

22:21

use this for is Twitter

22:23

So one of the more complex systems I have

22:25

but it's working really well

22:27

is to actually use Claude for creating tweets

22:29

and then training Claude on what works and

22:31

what doesn't

22:32

And I'll show you an example

22:33

So if we Look

22:34

my X account right here

22:37

You can see that

22:38

recently we've been starting to get a lot

22:40

more reach from X

22:42

right? So for example

22:43

some days we reach 329,000 people

22:45

sometimes 239,000 people

22:47

whereas before we were reaching like 120,000 people a day

22:50

right? And so how do we do this

22:51

and what's the system that we use in?

22:53

So what we're doing actually here

22:56

Is we have this spreadsheet

22:57

where we track the number of the post

23:00

the date, the post link

23:03

so this is the actual link of the Twitter post

23:05

as you can see

23:07

And then we

23:08

also

23:08

have

23:09

the number of views

23:10

and the hook that we used for that post

23:12

right?

23:12

Now, how does that relate to Claude?

23:14

What I actually do is I've created a

23:16

custom project for tweeting

23:18

as you can see right here

23:20

and this allows me

23:22

to automate content that I can quickly post on Twitter

23:24

but the difference here

23:26

is that we actually train it on what

23:27

works and what doesn't

23:29

right?

23:29

So we give it some information about our

23:31

audience and who we're trying to reach

23:32

and then based on that

23:33

we actually plug in the top 10% performing hooks

23:37

right? So based on whatever worked the best

23:39

we actually have a list of the top

23:41

10% hooks to do more of

23:43

and we have

23:43

a list of the bottom 90% hooks to avoid

23:47

right?

23:47

Now, why is that important?

23:48

It's important because we're basically training on Claude to say

23:52

do more of this because this is working

23:53

avoid this because it doesn't work

23:55

right?

23:56

And so

23:56

what I can do each day is update

23:58

the hooks that are working and not working

24:00

I can go back into Claude

24:01

Then I can, for example

24:03

delete the whole list right here

24:05

and retrain the instructions

24:07

so that it's got some information on what

24:09

works and what doesn't. And every time I

24:10

use this project to create more content

24:12

I get more data on what works and what doesn't

24:15

and that helps me

24:16

create better tweaks inside Claude

24:18

So it's a self-iterating feedback loop

24:21

right?

24:21

And so, for example

24:22

here

24:23

we've now got the Pomodoro timer as well

24:25

It's actually got sound effects inside there as well

24:27

which is pretty cool

24:28

As you can see

24:28

and it works perfectly

24:29

but it just looks a lot more interesting

24:31

We've got the chill time over here

24:32

so we can set the timer

24:34

and we've got the mega break as well

24:35

as you can see. So it just looks

24:36

a lot more interesting

24:38

You can create some cool stuff with this

24:39

right? Now

24:40

if you actually want to deploy this

24:41

as a kind of mini app on the

24:43

web that you can share in the world

24:44

then you can copy this link

24:46

and you can paste it in

24:48

right? And now that'll create and share this link

24:52

and we can just share this link on Twitter or wherever

24:54

right? Pretty nice

24:55

Now, What you can also do is based on feedback

24:58

you could screenshot and just say

25:00

okay

25:00

do this. So we've taken a screenshot from the comments today

25:03

say do this to Claude

25:04

and then it begins to build this out

25:05

right? Pretty nice

25:07

Now, inside here

25:09

you can see that Claude has now

25:10

recreated the spreadsheet with all the links

25:13

as you can see

25:13

so it can recreate spreadsheets

25:15

And then you can actually open those in Google Drive

25:17

right? So if we click on open in Drive

25:19

that'll actually

25:20

generate a Google Sheet inside Google Drive

25:23

based on the information that we've plugged in

25:26

right? Based on the screenshot

25:27

and the website that we said recreate

25:30

So

25:30

it's pretty cool. You can use the spreadsheet directly inside here

25:33

right?

25:33

Or you can download it

25:36

Or you can just open it in Google

25:37

Drive and

25:38

Claude will connect directly from Google Drive

25:40

and create the file for you

25:42

Pretty amazing

25:43

So there's just so much you can do

25:44

with this and honestly we've barely got started

25:46

here to be honest with you

25:47

But these are a few

25:48

examples of the use cases and how you

25:50

can build with this stuff

25:51

right? What else we got here?

25:53

Any recommended platforms?

25:55

Saw your Minimax video recently was pretty impressed

25:57

Felt like base 44 but so many tools

25:59

Not sure what's the most effective quick setup

26:01

I need

26:02

If you want to

26:03

check out Claude is my favorite for building

26:05

with

26:05

If you want to check out more

26:06

check out the Air Profit Volume

26:08

We've got loads of training inside there

26:09

Loads of cool like business automations

26:11

You can actually learn from

26:13

stage one to stage six

26:15

from beginner to expert exactly how to use

26:17

these platforms. There's a list of my recommended

26:19

tools as well. But yeah

26:20

I think Claude is honestly one of the

26:21

best. You can also use OpenCode

26:23

That impressed me. I tested it out yesterday

26:24

That was pretty cool

26:25

But yeah

26:26

so

26:27

let me show you an example of how

26:28

we use the greatest history writers

26:29

We've got the bottom 90% and the top 10% hooks

26:33

right?

26:33

And so what we can do here

26:35

is We can take an example video like this

26:38

we can download it

26:39

and I'll show you how this system works

26:41

So if we go back to the spreadsheet like this

26:45

and what we do

26:46

is I have an SOP

26:47

where I can quickly

26:48

just create content with Claude

26:50

and then post it to X

26:52

to get bigger and better results

26:53

right?

26:54

So for example here

26:55

if we download a post

26:57

what we got here. Alright

26:58

so let's take this notebook LM video

27:00

We're going to download that

27:01

We're going to open up in YouTube as well

27:04

and then we're going to click on

27:06

the transcript section of it

27:08

Copy this, right?

27:10

We'll go over to Claude

27:12

We'll paste in the transcript

27:13

like

27:13

so that's going to automatically create several versions of the tweets

27:17

order it by which one is most likely to go viral

27:20

and then I can pick between them

27:22

Now, in the meantime, we've downloaded the video

27:24

we're going to paste that into X

27:25

like you see right here

27:26

and then

27:27

what we're going to do

27:28

is just wait for this tweet to be built

27:31

right? Now, if you use extended thinking

27:33

you will get better outputs when it's going

27:34

to take longer

27:35

The other thing I would say is

27:36

whilst you're waiting for the outputs

27:38

if you actually copy and paste like this

27:39

this annoying, if you copy and paste like this

27:41

it just paste it into a nasty paragraph

27:44

right? And the formatting is not that nice

27:46

Now, if you wait for Claude to finish

27:48

right, so if we stop Claude right there

27:51

and then we take the content and we

27:52

paste it in again

27:53

and we press Command

27:55

Shift, and D

27:56

you can see here that it pasted into neat formatting

27:58

and then you can quickly just

28:00

set it up so it's nicely formatted

28:03

If you want to just add the finishing touches

28:05

and then boom shakalaka

28:06

we've just posted a tweet whilst I'm talking

28:08

to you and automated it with X

28:09

right? Now I can put it into my

28:11

spreadsheet

28:12

So either going to be a top performer

28:13

or a bottom performer

28:14

but either way

28:15

tomorrow we can refill Claude projects with better hooks

28:19

and from there we can create better content

28:21

right? So that's one of the best options

28:23

for using Claude for create content as well

28:26

So

28:26

they're just a few of the things that

28:28

we can do

28:29

Let me show you another example of how

28:30

we use this. So Actually

28:32

it's a cloud for creating live stream content

28:34

right? I actually have this mega prompt

28:37

And by the way

28:38

just inside the Twitter automation

28:39

you can see I've attached like our best

28:41

performing goated tweets that are performing best inside the files

28:45

so the

28:46

cloud can reference that for creating tweets

28:49

But if we go back

28:49

to the other cloud project that we built here

28:52

what I actually like to do with this

28:54

is I'll put in my topic

28:55

So for example, topic equals cloud for course

28:59

And what that's actually going to do from

29:00

here is it's going to generate

29:02

the live stream notes

29:03

for my video that I can use on the video

29:06

but also I can give away as a

29:07

lead magnet

29:08

So for example

29:09

here it's going to find all the relevant

29:11

links that I can show

29:14

so I don't have to research those

29:15

It's going to format it beautifully

29:17

with the introduction and the hook

29:18

of what I can talk about in the

29:19

first few seconds

29:20

Then it's going to talk about a custom framework

29:23

right?

29:23

So it uses a Russell Brunson style webinar format

29:26

which is a hook story offer

29:28

Then it's going to give me some examples

29:29

of stuff I can build on the live

29:31

stream. And this is how A lot of people ask me

29:32

how do you create content daily?

29:34

How do you come up with all this

29:35

content? How do you deal with it?

29:37

This is what I'm doing

29:38

right? This is the process that works for

29:39

me

29:40

And he creates a really long guide

29:42

just based on that single prompt

29:45

So based on

29:45

this single topic that create a super long prompt

29:48

really useful stuff. It will even come up

29:50

with a 30-day plan for implementing this stuff

29:52

with step-by-step tweets for using this

29:55

And it will give CTAs throughout the page

29:57

to join the AR profit boarding community when

29:59

people are reading free notes

30:01

which I think is pretty awesome

30:02

And if we actually go inside these notes

30:05

so let's pull up an example

30:06

that we plugged in recently

30:09

So for example, like the retriever automation tool notes

30:12

you can see here

30:13

So it builds out all the notes from here to here

30:15

right? Now if we plug that into a presentation

30:18

into a Google Doc

30:19

just to check the word count

30:20

it's created a 6,000 word guide

30:23

30 pages

30:24

a 30 page guide that is automated

30:27

and formatted perfectly

30:28

in the exact

30:29

order that I want it to using This prompt

30:32

right? It's a super prompt for live streams

30:34

And it's just, it's insane how useful that is

30:36

right? Imagine how much time that would take

30:38

me to prepare those notes myself

30:40

a ridiculous amount, right? Whereas I can automate it with Claude

30:43

and it's the only tool I know that

30:45

can actually do this stuff

30:46

So, it's just insanely powerful

30:48

Look at the format and even the way

30:49

look, it's the mini details

30:50

it's the small details. For example

30:52

you see how it's adding like nice little emojis

30:54

it's formatting the bullet point lists

30:56

it

30:57

separates the introduction but labels them so that

30:59

I can quickly know where I'm at

31:01

It creates a nice little

31:02

name for the framework that I'm teaching in the video

31:06

plus the sub headline as well

31:08

And then it just guides people through exactly

31:10

how to use this stuff

31:11

It even breaks people's beliefs as well

31:13

as you can see right here

31:14

so that I can read them out and just be like

31:16

okay, you might believe this

31:18

but actually you should believe that

31:19

blah, blah, blah

31:20

To help people win with AI

31:21

And then it comes up with a story

31:23

it comes up with an offer for the AI profit boardroom

31:26

social media posts to promote the actual live stream itself

31:28

as you can see

31:29

so I can just paste that in and

31:30

insert the video

31:32

From YouTube

31:33

And then finally from here

31:34

you'll actually create 100 prompts

31:36

relevant to that specific tool

31:38

And the cool thing is

31:39

because this is connected to the web

31:41

it can actually gather information

31:44

It researches 20 different sources about that particular tool

31:47

and then it will automate all the notes

31:49

for the live stream that I can send later

31:51

right? And it just makes everything so much

31:53

easier

31:53

So that really all I have to do

31:54

is just get on the live stream

31:56

find a really good idea for the live stream

31:58

and boom, we're good to go

31:59

right? So it's incredibly powerful for this stuff

32:02

Another thing that I like to use as

32:03

well is I have a YouTube titles creator

32:07

right?

32:08

So if we open up this project

32:10

And by the way

32:10

let's just come back to that

32:12

Pomodoro timer app. Let's have a look at

32:13

this. So this is the more gamified one

32:15

as you can see

32:16

So

32:17

it actually generates experience points based on completion

32:20

We can generate a daily streak here as well

32:22

so it's more gamified. We've got levels at the top

32:25

and you can see it marks as novice

32:27

or here's the next level

32:27

apprentice, blah, blah, blah

32:29

And then you can see here it's zero out of four

32:32

and then it goes to a mega break

32:34

We've got a stats breakdown

32:35

and also an achievements breakdown as well

32:37

right? So

32:37

we've just created a productivity game

32:39

whilst I was talking to you

32:40

which is insane

32:42

So from here

32:44

I'm going to show you the

32:45

YouTube titles generator

32:47

And basically what this has done is similar to X

32:50

where I've put in the top

32:51

10% of my titles on YouTube

32:53

and then the bottom 90% that didn't perform

32:56

and I'm like, Claude

32:57

do more of this and less of that

32:59

right? And so if I type in my topic

33:01

let's say for example

33:02

Claude's course

33:03

so let's say that's the title for the video today

33:06

it can give me some ideas

33:08

on what I should talk about inside my video

33:10

right? And so it will actually give me some ideas

33:13

I'm like, okay, based on this, here's what's working, here's what's not working

33:16

right?

33:17

And so here's some

33:18

recommendations based on your data that you've given

33:20

me

33:21

And so it gives me like a bunch

33:22

of ideas for stuff I could talk about inside the video

33:25

and then I can just use that as a title

33:27

Boom, ready to go. And it also tells us like

33:29

here's what to avoid for Claude content

33:32

and also here's a bunch of other high potential winning ideas

33:34

right? So it recommends talking about Noble to Lem

33:36

because they tend to perform really well as well

33:39

alright? Yeah, and so it's just super easy

33:42

super powerful to use all this stuff

33:43

Now, again, I said I was just getting started

33:46

I did mean it

33:47

From here

33:48

what we're going to do

33:49

is we're also going to open up something called Cloud Competitors

33:53

right?

33:53

So I'm just going to log into this

33:55

This is Cloud for Chrome

33:57

If you never come across this

33:58

you need to be on

33:59

I think it's a pro or the max

34:00

plan to use this

34:01

But basically, this is a Chrome extension you can quickly install

34:05

Cloud Chrome, right?

34:07

And it's in beta phase right now

34:10

But basically, what it can do

34:11

for example

34:11

is it can look through your emails and

34:13

then organize them

34:14

It can, for example, help you with shopping

34:17

It can also, for example

34:19

make reservations for you. You can fill out

34:20

forms and that sort of thing

34:22

It has so much potential to it and

34:25

it's pretty amazing. I mean

34:25

you can actually click on these and try

34:27

these examples right here

34:29

and then

34:30

you can organize

34:31

what you want to do and how you

34:32

want to do it

34:33

right?

34:33

And so let me give you an example

34:35

So if we open up the browser here

34:37

we're going to click on it

34:38

I understand, blah, blah, blah

34:40

And over here

34:41

we can use

34:42

Cloud Competitors to really control our browser

34:44

and start building stuff out

34:45

right?

34:46

So if I switch

34:47

I've got Ask before acting and

34:49

act without asking

34:50

So that will actually give me a plan

34:52

ask before acting

34:53

before I enable it to go off and

34:55

just do whatever it wants to do

34:56

If I say act without asking

34:58

it's a bit more high risk

34:59

so I don't recommend it to everyone

35:00

but it will basically just go off and

35:02

automatically do what I ask it to

35:04

So for example, if I'm like, okay, go to, you know

35:07

create an SEO article about SEO training in Japan

35:10

then plug that into

35:12

a blog post or into a Google Doc for me to

35:14

right? We're going to click enter and that

35:17

will actually open up a new tab

35:19

as you can see

35:19

So it's beginning to open up a new

35:21

tab. It's opening up Google Docs

35:23

right? And this is actually my Google Docs

35:25

as you can see

35:26

And then it's going to start creating a

35:27

blank document

35:28

And again, this is all hands-free

35:31

It's just going off and doing this for

35:32

me automatically as an AI agent

35:35

And now it's going to begin to start

35:37

writing the blog inside Google Docs

35:40

right?

35:40

Now we can have that working in the

35:42

background whilst we do other stuff

35:43

So we don't even have to have the

35:44

tab open

35:45

and then it's just working its magic

35:47

So if we say something like this

35:49

it's beginning to write the article

35:50

and you can actually see what it's doing

35:51

right? So it created the new tab

35:53

navigated to it, took a screenshot

35:55

now it's beginning to type in the document

35:57

the information, etc., and it's going to start creating this

36:01

right?

36:02

Now, the thing about this is

36:04

and here's what's scary

36:05

is like when I first tested this out a year ago

36:08

it was really early stages

36:09

right? It literally just come out

36:11

The things

36:12

that it's beginning to do now is

36:16

Pretty insane. It's just getting better and better all the time

36:19

right? You can see the full guide is

36:20

written right here. We've got the full article

36:23

right? That's been automated inside Google Docs

36:26

as you can see

36:27

We can click insert

36:28

and then there we go

36:29

We've got the article based on our content

36:32

And if we wanted Claude to edit that content as well

36:34

we could

36:35

do that. If we wanted to go off

36:36

and post a tweet

36:37

I think it could do that pretty easily

36:38

as well

36:39

It could like, the other thing is

36:41

if you're using it inside Chrome

36:42

it's got access to all your logins

36:44

right? So your Google Drive

36:45

it's got access to

36:46

for example, your LinkedIn analysis, and it can just go off

36:49

search your web, control your computer

36:53

and do whatever you want

36:54

And pretty crazy

36:56

So that is called computer use

36:58

and that's the agent computer use

37:00

right? Now, if we actually Move on here

37:03

What I'm going to do over here

37:05

is I'm going to open up something called Claude Code

37:07

right? Now

37:08

a lot of people watching this will probably

37:09

understand what Claude Code is

37:11

If you don't

37:11

basically this is a version of Claude that

37:13

runs inside your terminal

37:14

right? As you can see right here

37:16

So when we click yes

37:16

continue, that's opened up Claude Code

37:19

I actually have tons of training inside

37:21

the AI

37:22

success lab if you

37:23

have never used Claude Code before

37:25

So if you just go

37:27

this is a free community

37:28

connects you with 43,900 members

37:31

If you go to here and then you type in Claude

37:35

You'll see that we have loads of training

37:37

and tutorials and exactly how to use this stuff

37:39

as you can see

37:40

right? All with video notes

37:42

all with information on how to use this stuff

37:44

all neatly formatted with SOPs and that sort of thing

37:46

right?

37:47

And so you can get this inside the AI Success Lab

37:49

link in the comment description

37:50

plus you get the community as well

37:52

But basically from here

37:54

we can start using Claude Code

37:56

Now

37:56

what I like to use this for

37:58

is if there's something technical that I just really

38:02

I don't want to do it

38:03

right? So for example

38:04

if it's opening up a cloud in GitHub repositories

38:07

that can be an absolute pain normally

38:08

right?

38:09

So for example, if we had a look at

38:11

there was a tool I was testing out yesterday

38:13

I opened a notebook and then with GitHub

38:16

So what I can actually do

38:18

is I can just copy the whole GitHub like this

38:22

I can go back into Claude

38:24

and I can say

38:24

open this up for me

38:25

right?

38:26

And instead of me having to be like

38:27

technical and cloning a web repository

38:30

like I can just

38:31

take all the information from this GitHub on the page

38:34

take all the instructions

38:35

And then it'll actually go off

38:37

and start opening that for me

38:39

So you can see here

38:39

it begins to open this up

38:41

And then it will actually like

38:43

do you want to proceed?

38:44

Do you want to do this?

38:45

Do you want to do that?

38:46

Etc.

38:47

I'm just going to go with yes

38:48

Obviously, be careful when you're using this stuff

38:51

But Cloud Code is really good at taking complex tasks

38:55

Like, for example

38:55

repository or technical stuff that I'm not good

38:58

at

38:58

And then it will actually

38:59

for example, start operating my computer

39:01

right? So it's open up Docker automatically

39:04

and then it will set up and clone

39:05

the repository and everything else for me

39:06

right?

39:08

And then if there's any sort of

39:09

AI apps that I want to set up from GitHub

39:13

I can easily do it like that

39:14

There's a lot more you can do with GitHub

39:16

but they're just some examples

39:17

And yeah

39:17

it's pretty amazing what you can do with Cloud Code

39:19

Now, if you're using Cloud Code as well

39:21

once that's running

39:22

let me show you something else

39:24

So if we go to Anti-Gravity here

39:25

all right? So if we go to Anti-Gravity

39:27

this is a free IDE

39:29

a coding tool that we can use locally

39:31

right? It's free, it's by Google, it's pretty powerful

39:34

and it's a great tool to Right?

39:36

So I'm just going to close the terminal here

39:37

close Docker

39:38

So inside anti-gravity

39:41

you can code and build stuff out on

39:42

the right-hand side

39:43

Now, anti-gravity was really good

39:46

but one thing that's even better

39:48

is using Claude Code with anti-gravity

39:51

So, for example, here, If we're building out a new project

39:54

let's say, for example, we open up a new window

39:56

we're just going to

39:57

for example, take this to-do app

40:00

right?

40:01

And it's going to load the window

40:02

begin to build that out

40:03

right? So we can open up previous projects

40:06

Now, if you go to terminal here

40:08

a new terminal, you can actually open up Claude Code

40:11

and that can

40:12

tweak the project that you've built

40:15

and improve it

40:15

And the reason that I like that is number one

40:18

Claude Opus 4.5 is much better for coding

40:21

and Claude Code is really powerful

40:22

But number two

40:23

you get limited credits with Gemini inside Anti-Gravity

40:26

So if you're using this program for free

40:27

you don't want to pay for it

40:29

then

40:29

a good way to get better outputs from

40:31

it is if you already use Claude

40:33

you can just open up a terminal

40:35

and then ask Claude to improve the outputs

40:37

right?

40:38

I tend to find that

40:39

gets you much better results

40:40

So for example, here, if we say, okay

40:42

open up the project in a browser

40:45

Right

40:45

and this is something that we've actually coded

40:46

out previously

40:47

This is a to-do list app

40:49

alright? And now the AI agent inside Anti-Gravity

40:53

Google Anti-Gravity, has opened this app up

40:55

right?

40:56

Now, it's okay, but it's a little bit basic

40:58

this app, okay?

41:00

And so what we can actually do

41:02

is we can go inside Cloud Code now

41:03

I'm going to stop the agent over here

41:05

Go inside Cloud Code and just say

41:07

okay, make this more interesting

41:10

dopamine-inducing, gamify it with experience points

41:15

make it colorful, add animations, etc., right?

41:20

And so

41:22

Claude Code can actually now begin to take our instructions

41:26

which are just in plain English

41:28

and then edit the code and the lines inside here

41:32

right? And so you can see it's now

41:33

already reading the HTML

41:34

the CSS, the JavaScript, etc.

41:37

And it can begin to improve

41:39

the project outputs much quicker

41:42

So we can get much better outputs quickly

41:43

right? It's just beginning to edit that

41:46

right here

41:46

So it's really powerful inside Anti-Gravity

41:49

It's great inside Terminal for Claude Code

41:51

great for opening up GitHubs and that sort

41:53

of thing. And these are some ways that

41:54

most people don't use it

41:56

but once you get your head around it

41:57

it's so much easier

41:58

to just start automating a lot of the technical stuff

42:00

Now, something else that you can do

42:02

if you go back over to Claude

42:04

and by the way

42:04

we've got that article fully written out over here

42:06

so we're going to close that

42:07

If you go back to the AI agent here

42:11

I'm going to exit that

42:12

delete that group. Okay

42:14

good stuff

42:15

From here, Dean AI says theoretically

42:18

can anti-gravity control the terminal that's called code

42:20

and control core. I've never tried that actually

42:22

That would be interesting to try and see what happens

42:25

Yeah

42:25

maybe it can. Another thing that you can do inside Claude

42:28

if you have a regular task that you do

42:31

you can actually set up something called Claude

42:32

skills

42:33

So if we go over to our settings here

42:35

it'll pull it up

42:36

and then we're going to go over to capabilities

42:39

right?

42:39

Now inside capabilities

42:41

what you can see here

42:43

is that we can select number one AI powered artifacts

42:45

which means that you can actually create artifacts

42:47

with AI power inside it

42:50

But then also

42:51

what you can do inside here

42:52

is you can use something called skills

42:54

Now these are repeatable customizable instructions

42:57

that Claude can follow in any chat

42:59

Now if you're not sure what this is

43:01

basically for example, you could get it to Like for me

43:06

I've actually got

43:07

something set up called a business advisor help skill

43:10

right? As you can see right here

43:11

you want to make sure that you enable this

43:13

and you can always add new ones later

43:15

You can create them with Claude

43:16

you can write skill instructions

43:17

or you can actually import skills as well

43:19

Now

43:19

what this allows you to do

43:21

is if you have a repeatable task

43:23

for example, I don't know, write in a LinkedIn post

43:26

you could say to Claude

43:27

okay

43:27

use the LinkedIn writing post skill

43:30

to generate a LinkedIn post as well

43:32

Rebel says, sweet, just join the boardroom

43:34

If you had to choose only three tools forever

43:37

which would they be and why

43:38

just out of curiosity?

43:40

Yeah, that's a great question

43:41

Number one

43:41

I think Claude is

43:43

number one on the list

43:44

You got that in mind as well

43:45

These things change all the time

43:47

right? But yeah

43:47

I think number one is Claude

43:49

And the other two that we use like

43:50

on a day-to-day basis

43:52

you've probably seen from my YouTube channel

43:54

are HeyGen and Eleven Labs

43:56

And they just help us so much with creating content

43:58

because that content fuels every other platform

44:00

right?

44:01

So the avatar videos that we create on our YouTube channel

44:04

we actually use Claude to write the

44:06

There's a full process inside the AI profit boarding

44:08

but the avatar channel that we're using

44:11

we use HeyGen and Eleven Labs

44:13

to create the video and the audio

44:15

And so between Claude

44:18

Eleven Labs, and HeyGen

44:19

they're the most powerful tools that I use

44:21

I absolutely love them

44:22

From here, we've got the skill section

44:23

right?

44:24

And so

44:25

what we're going to do here is

44:27

we can call a skill

44:28

So if I say

44:29

okay, user advisor help skill

44:32

topic equals

44:33

and then we just can put a topic

44:34

So for example, like improving AI profit boarding marketing strategy

44:40

right?

44:41

And then also we're going to put

44:43

two advisors that I want to debate my topic

44:46

right? So I'm going to put advisor one equals Alex Hormozi

44:51

advisor two equals Russell Brunson

44:54

right? We'll put advisor avatars right now

44:56

So we can call

44:58

the skills that were pre-built

45:00

inside Claude now to generate this content

45:03

Now, whilst we're waiting for that

45:04

let me show you something else now

45:05

So if we go back to the chats here

45:07

and we want to use Claude skills

45:09

and let's say you've been working on something previously

45:11

right? So for example here

45:12

we're using this chat to create YouTube titles

45:17

right? And so if we go back here

45:19

let's find that chat. Yeah

45:20

so we're creating YouTube titles like this

45:22

So what I'm going to do now

45:24

is I'm going to say save this as a skill

45:27

call it YouTube titles

45:29

right? And so we've taken that chat previously

45:30

where we've done this process of creating new titles

45:34

and then we can actually save it as a skill

45:36

right? And you can see it's I'll create

45:38

a skill based on the YouTube title analysis

45:40

for you

45:41

And so

45:41

what this is going to do is save

45:42

that skill inside Claude

45:45

inside my personal account

45:47

and then I can actually number one

45:48

export it and share it with the world

45:49

and people can then import it into their

45:51

Claude. But number two

45:53

I can call

45:54

on that anytime I'm coming up with YouTube titles now

45:57

right? And so I don't have to navigate to the project

45:59

I don't have to think about

46:00

okay, where did I bookmark that

46:01

blah, blah

46:02

blah. I can just go inside the chat and say

46:04

create YouTube title, and it'll call up

46:05

Skill

46:06

Now

46:07

you can also see here that it's now

46:08

created the avatar help skill

46:10

as you can see

46:11

And so

46:13

that's how we call up skills

46:14

inside the chat. So we can use the personal advisor skill

46:17

and that's basically two

46:19

avatars debating with each other

46:20

to improve something on your business

46:22

Okay?

46:23

So you can see this is now coming

46:24

up with a bunch of ideas

46:25

for the content. We're going to package that into a skill

46:28

and boom

46:29

We are living the dream

46:30

my friend, right?

46:32

And it's quite easy to do this

46:33

A lot of people think

46:34

oh

46:34

it's going to take a lot of time to do this

46:36

blah, blah, blah. But actually, no

46:37

you can do this really quickly

46:39

using the setup right here

46:41

And so it's actually created something called a

46:42

skill MD file

46:44

It saves it as YouTube titles

46:46

right?

46:47

And it's given a brief of here's a description

46:49

here's what to do inside here

46:51

It's actually saved the winning patterns of what works really well

46:54

the failing formulas to avoid

46:57

and then also the title generation process

46:59

and quick references for templates

47:01

as well as the content planning priority

47:03

right? So now

47:05

if I go inside the skills section of my settings

47:09

as you can see right here

47:10

we're going to click on your skills

47:12

and you can see

47:13

we just need to click on copy to your skills

47:16

as you can see

47:17

So it's copied it to our skills

47:18

If we click on manage here

47:20

we've got YouTube titles now saved as a skill inside Claude

47:23

right?

47:24

So

47:25

if I have a topic in mind that

47:27

I'm thinking about creating content around

47:28

so let's say, for example, Axier Alibaba AI tool

47:32

use the YouTube

47:34

title skill

47:35

to come up with ideas for this

47:37

This is now going to call that skill

47:39

that we used previously

47:40

right? So it's reading the skill

47:42

to generate the outputs

47:44

And then it's going to search the web

47:46

For information about Axio and how it works

47:48

etc.

47:49

And now it's using the YouTube title skill

47:51

to come up with a bunch of ideas

47:52

that work really well

47:54

and you can see how it quickly came up with this

47:56

right?

47:57

And now I've got a bunch of YouTube title ideas

47:59

and it's all personalized to me

48:00

It's all based on data that I've trained

48:02

called on, and we can use that anytime we need

48:04

as you can see right here

48:05

Now

48:06

another thing that I really like to do is inside Cloud

48:09

we have the connectors

48:11

right? So you can actually upload from Google Drive

48:13

as you can see right here

48:13

You can actually add from GitHub and

48:15

clone repositories

48:16

You can actually add stuff to project as well

48:19

right? So if we click on add to project

48:21

that will actually open up our project as

48:22

well

48:23

And then we can upload files

48:25

take screenshots, etc., right?

48:27

Now, if we go to the section here

48:30

what we can do inside the chat here

48:32

is we

48:33

can create like trackers for stuff that I

48:35

use day to day

48:36

right?

48:37

So I always think if you've got a system for something

48:39

it's going to help you a lot

48:40

And I'll try and put this into context

48:42

So for example

48:43

let's say hiring Sales team reps for my SEO agency

48:49

which I actually am

48:50

So this is a real use case

48:52

right?

48:52

What I can do is say

48:54

okay

48:54

figure out a 30-day plan

48:57

for implementing this and attracting sales reps

49:01

to my team with SEO experience

49:04

right?

49:05

And then from here

49:06

what I can say is

49:06

okay

49:08

now create a spreadsheet tracker to track

49:12

the inputs that get the outputs

49:15

Input the calls

49:16

set up a new job post on upload every day

49:21

plus reach out To the candidate hot list

49:25

And basically

49:26

what I love about this with Claude is

49:28

it's very logical and it understands all the

49:30

context about me

49:31

It's also got a memory and it remembers

49:32

me and who I am

49:33

right? And so

49:35

what it will actually do

49:36

is come up with a 30-day plan

49:37

for basically achieving like any goal that I want

49:40

right?

49:40

And this is something that I've used for hiring sales reps

49:43

improving churn rates on the airport for boardroom

49:46

coming up with better Twitter content

49:48

for example

49:49

Anything that I want to improve inside my business

49:51

what I'll do

49:52

is I'll

49:53

ask

49:54

Claude for the inputs and the outputs

49:55

that will help me leverage that better

49:57

right? And then it will just come up

49:58

with the ideas right here

49:59

Now, whilst we're waiting for that to load

50:01

other things that I can show you as well

50:03

and so if we go to settings here

50:04

you can change different information about you

50:06

So you can actually describe what you do

50:08

in terms of your work

50:09

who you are

50:10

You can change the appearance based on the

50:11

basic settings. You can change like the font

50:13

size or the font style as well

50:15

I actually prefer it just in dark mode

50:18

to be honest. It's a lot easier

50:19

Inside the usage section here

50:21

this is quite important

50:22

So Depending on what plan you're on

50:25

if you're on the free plan

50:26

for example

50:26

you can have very small limits right here

50:29

You can see for our weekly limits

50:30

we're nowhere near hitting them

50:31

but it is right at the start of

50:32

the week. And we have limits for all models

50:34

also limits for Sonnet only

50:36

as well as limits for our current session

50:38

Now this resets every few hours

50:40

right?

50:41

So sometimes if you hit the limits

50:42

it's going to say

50:43

okay, you've hit the limit for your session

50:45

come back in three hours at 11 AM

50:47

and then you can start using it again

50:49

And you can also set up extra usage

50:51

which means it'll consume

50:52

so it'll start using more

50:54

I think it will charge you more as

50:55

well for using extra amounts as well

50:57

Now inside the capabilities here

50:59

we've got the AI-powered artifacts

51:02

which is something that we're going to do

51:03

next

51:03

So if we go inside Cloud now

51:06

let's say create

51:07

an AI-generated content writing tool

51:09

to generate content for any topic

51:13

Die, typed in

51:14

And

51:15

and what this is going to do is

51:16

create a mini app

51:16

that we can use for generating SEO content

51:19

but also it's going to use AI directly

51:21

inside

51:22

the tool itself. So we'll wait for that

51:23

to load

51:24

In the meantime

51:24

we have the 30-day tracker

51:26

that we can use for tracking our activity

51:29

right?

51:29

And if we click on open in Drive

51:31

we can check that out and see what it looks like

51:32

alright?

51:33

So this is the 30-day plan for hiring

51:35

sales reps

51:36

You can see it's actually colored out the spreadsheet itself

51:40

as you can see. And then

51:42

the best way to do this

51:43

I always think, is to save it as a Google Sheet

51:45

so that you can actually edit it inside Google Docs

51:47

but it just

51:48

comes in like the native format

51:50

And then you can see here

51:51

it's built out a 30-day plan

51:52

right?

51:53

So here's the inputs and here's the outputs

51:56

right?

51:56

So for example

51:58

Upwork posts, Upwork outreach, LinkedIn outreach, Facebook group posts, SEO community posts, right?

52:02

And it basically sets up the inputs for

52:04

this plan so that I literally can't fail

52:07

right? If all of these numbers say like one

52:09

and it's for every single day

52:11

you can't fail at hiring a good SEO wrapper

52:14

whatever the problem or the constraint is or

52:16

the task that you have to automate is

52:18

you can easily set up trackers like this

52:19

And I think that's one of the most

52:20

powerful use cases

52:22

of Hoard that I've not really seen anyone

52:23

else doing. And then you can track the

52:25

output. So applications received

52:26

screening calls booked, screening calls completed, trial tasks sent

52:30

final interviews, offers made, etc.

52:31

Right? And it tracks it throughout the month

52:33

as well

52:34

It's also

52:35

set up the tracker so that it matches the date

52:38

right? So for example

52:39

over here, we have the 6th of January

52:40

So it actually figures out

52:41

okay, this is the current date

52:43

And then it has a total section at

52:44

the bottom with pre-filled formulas as well

52:47

right? And so if you were like

52:48

okay

52:49

I need to track for tracking sales calls for the month

52:51

well

52:51

you could easily build that Hoard

52:52

and automate it as well

52:54

Pretty amazing

52:55

So if you go inside here

52:57

It's now building out the AI SEO content writer

53:00

as you can see

53:01

And then you can see we can now

53:02

type in

53:03

the type of guide that we want to build with

53:06

the tone

53:06

the word count, the target keywords, etc.

53:09

So let me show you an example

53:10

So if we put best AI tools 2026 over here

53:15

using this content writer

53:16

and then let's say

53:18

for example, we want to generate a blog post

53:19

professional, 1,500 words, target keywords, AI tools

53:23

we can click generate content

53:25

and that'll begin to use AI

53:26

to generate the content for our SEO blog

53:28

right? And so we've created our own kind

53:30

of AI SaaS tool in literally one prompt

53:32

It just one-shotted it

53:33

right? As you can see right there

53:35

So it's beginning to build this out

53:37

And then once you're happy with the outputs

53:38

etc., then you can click on publish out of that

53:41

and you are good to go on that

53:43

alright? So that's basically it

53:44

Just to recap, we've covered so much right there

53:47

I've covered, for example

53:49

how to build landing pages and websites based

53:51

on what's worth me

53:51

how to generate SEO content

53:53

how to build mini apps like this

53:55

as you can see with AI built into

53:56

them

53:57

How to automate your Twitter

53:58

You can see that it's actually generated the

54:00

SEO article over here

54:02

And then if we copy that

54:03

we'll go to markdown live preview

54:06

There you go

54:07

boom

54:07

You've just created a SEO tool that can

54:09

generate content for you. Pretty amazing

54:12

I've shown you how I automate live streams

54:14

and live stream notes

54:15

and create like 6,000 word guides using Claude

54:18

We've talked about creating skills

54:19

like for example, YouTube titles, agent computer use as well

54:24

and then also how to open up GitHub inside Core Code

54:28

how to combine anti-gravity and Core Code as well

54:30

and how to basically

54:31

solve or fix any constraint in your business

54:34

Like we were talking about with hiring sales reps

54:36

right? Like you can create a 30-day plan

54:38

and it basically plans out the inputs

54:40

aka the tasks you have to do

54:42

so meticulously

54:43

and so

54:43

in such an easy way to track

54:45

that you can basically solve

54:47

any sort of issue within your business

54:48

right? If I'm like

54:49

okay, I need to get more customers for the office boardroom

54:51

give me some ideas on what I can

54:52

do today to improve that

54:54

then I can create a tracker here

54:55

And the other cool thing is

54:56

if this doesn't work

54:57

you can be like

54:58

okay, give me some more ideas

54:59

And then at the bottom as well

55:00

you've got a bunch of ideas on the 30-day plan

55:03

right? So it gives you the 30-day plan

55:04

on the tab at the bottom

55:05

and then we've got the input targets and

55:07

the benchmarks as well. So actual

55:09

here's a target, here's the actual, here's a gap, right?

55:11

And here's how to improve it

55:12

which is pretty amazing as well

55:14

So it gives you like the KPIs for the project

55:16

and again

55:17

like that's something

55:18

that I take a day

55:19

for most people and we've automated it in 10 minutes

55:21

Yeah, that's pretty much it

55:23

Now

55:23

if you want to get all of my trainings from today

55:27

you can get that inside the AI Success

55:29

Lab. This is an amazing community

55:32

where we

55:32

basically connect you with

55:34

43,900 members as you can see right here

55:37

It's a free community. You can post inside the community

55:39

see all the updates

55:40

etc.

55:40

If you go to the classroom and then

55:42

you go to January

55:43

you can find all my latest updates from

55:45

this month. And again

55:47

we're only on the 6th of January and

55:48

you can see all this stuff that we've

55:49

added inside the free training here

55:52

All of them come with video tutorials

55:54

plus resources, notes, 30-day plans, etc

55:56

plus prompts and everything else

55:59

What else we got here?

55:59

So if you go inside the classroom here and then

56:02

for example, you go to NA10

56:05

automations, you'll find all our free automations

56:08

We've got 53 AI CO tools

56:10

a full course on learning

56:11

AI automation, 1,000 NA10 templates

56:13

This is all free for you to check

56:15

out

56:16

And then if you want to connect with me personally

56:18

If you want to join a tribe of winners

56:19

if you want to see how people

56:21

how real business owners are actually using this for their business

56:24

then feel free to check out the AR

56:25

Profit Boarding

56:26

Inside there, we have an amazing community

56:28

We have a

56:29

actual daily accountability group where people post their goals

56:34

check in

56:35

You can see like people are tagging each other

56:36

so it's an amazing community where everyone's like

56:38

very close-knit as well

56:39

And I just love being part of that

56:40

as well

56:41

And then also you can see here we

56:43

have like different challenges going on

56:44

You can see how people are posting and

56:46

asking questions and that we all help each other

56:48

For example

56:49

people are asking questions

56:50

and then

56:51

seven people get back to them within seven

56:53

hours. Like

56:54

basically it connects you with people and you

56:55

can get the answers and solve problems

56:57

very quickly. You can also share wins

57:00

So you can see here

57:00

for example, like Jason automated his blog posts

57:04

You can see Leyland is sharing their

57:06

SEO operating system

57:08

We've got, for example

57:09

Vladimir building out a backlink checker prototype

57:12

and automating newsletters with AI

57:15

All sorts of crazy stuff

57:16

right? People building like Chrome extensions and these

57:18

Just wins within the last seven days

57:19

So

57:20

there's so much cool stuff going in there

57:21

It's just great to be part of something

57:23

You can also DM me personally

57:24

so you can direct message me

57:26

whenever you need help

57:27

And you can also post this out to

57:28

the community whenever you need help

57:30

Here we have training calls four times a week

57:32

so you can actually jump

57:33

on a coaching call with a PhD trained specialist

57:37

You know, you can jump on those calls

57:39

meet the community, asking the questions in real time

57:41

which I think is really powerful too

57:43

Empower AI says, does it print in WordPress?

57:45

I was able to do that with Manus

57:46

Yeah, so if you're using the computer use AI agent

57:49

you could actually get

57:50

the Chrome extension to operate WordPress for you

57:52

So let's say, for example

57:54

you were creating a blog post with Claude

57:56

you could ask Claude to use the agent

57:57

browser to then go off and post inside WordPress as well

58:00

which is pretty awesome. And then inside

58:03

the classroom here as well

58:05

We help you with business automation

58:07

So if you're like

58:07

okay

58:07

I want to learn how to apply

58:10

all these systems that Julian's talked about today into my business

58:13

I want to learn how to automate AI

58:15

or you can learn how to build your

58:16

first AI agent in under five minutes

58:18

and you can also learn

58:19

from complete beginner

58:21

to expert how to use AI and implement

58:23

it inside your business

58:24

using the homework from that classroom

58:26

On top of that

58:27

if you want to learn how to

58:28

automate AI videos based on what's working for me

58:30

you can get that inside this section

58:32

So for example

58:33

we show you how to automate AI avatar videos

58:35

our best prompts, the full workflow

58:38

and these are like quick tutorials that you

58:39

can either

58:40

do yourself or give to your team

58:42

and just implement very quickly

58:44

Top of that

58:44

if you struggle with overwhelm or shiny objects syndrome

58:47

or you feel like it's too much to

58:48

keep up with AI

58:49

or you feel like you'll be hind

58:51

we actually have a focus protocol and we

58:52

do weekly AI updates

58:54

where I condense all my 80 hours of

58:56

research into a five-minute update inside the weekly update section

59:00

right?

59:00

So you can actually get these weekly updates where it's like

59:02

here's what to focus on

59:03

here's what to ignore

59:05

Turn off your notifications

59:06

You don't need to worry about YouTube tutorials

59:08

Just get on and focus for your business

59:10

and I'll handle the rest for you and keep you posted

59:12

right? So I think that's pretty awesome

59:14

That's one of the most

59:15

value-driven things we can do for you

59:17

Also

59:17

you

59:18

can learn how to get clients with our

59:20

full agency course. So if you're a freelancer

59:21

you want more clients

59:22

you're in agency

59:23

you can learn how to get clients based

59:24

on what works for me

59:26

You can watch that

59:26

the coaching call recordings whenever you want

59:28

We've got all of our best AI

59:30

SEO automations inside this section

59:32

plus you get free access to the SEO

59:33

lead circle when you join annually

59:35

And also

59:36

you can check out our YouTube AI roadmap

59:38

that shows you step by step

59:39

how to

59:40

build

59:40

a YouTube channel based on what's working for

59:42

you. All right?

59:43

So feel free to get that link in

59:44

the comments and description to the AI profit

59:47

boardroom

59:47

Really appreciate you watching

59:49

and I'll see you on the next one

59:50

Cheers. Bye-bye