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0:00Claude 4C course one hour. Here's how to
0:03build and automate anything. In this
0:041hour master class, I'm going to show
0:06you the exact Claude AI systems I've
0:08built to automate my entire workflows
0:10from X automations to building mini apps
0:13to running live streams. Whether you're
0:14brand new to Claude already just to go
0:17beyond the basics. You walk away knowing
0:19how to use Claude code agent computer
0:21use Claude directly connectors and more
0:24to build real tools that actually save
0:27you time. So, if you've never been on
0:29claw before, this is what it looks like.
0:30You can switch between APIs. My personal
0:33favorite is the Opus 4.5 model. And then
0:37from here, you can start using it. It is
0:39connected to the web as well. So, you
0:40can see here if we click on the plus
0:41side, you can switch between web search,
0:44you can use it for research, you can add
0:46from GitHub, add from Google Drive, you
0:48can add to different projects, take
0:50screenshots, even upload files and
0:51photos. And you can also use different
0:54styles as well. Top of that, you can
0:56connect it to Google Drive, Calendar,
0:58and Gmail. So, you can actually, for
1:00example, manage different apps. As you
1:02can see, you can connect it to Gmail,
1:04Google Calendar, even Zappia and PayPal
1:06if you want to. If you click on custom
1:08connector here, you can actually connect
1:10it to all sorts of MCBs if you're into
1:12that stuff. All right, so we're going to
1:13get straight into this. The way that I'm
1:15going to begin by using it, feel free to
1:17ask if you're watching live. If you've
1:18got any questions, feel free to ask.
1:20We're gonna sort of kick it off by
1:22showing you some of the actual practical
1:23use cases for this. Right? So, for
1:26example, if we check out this page here,
1:28I actually built this using Claude Opus
1:304.5 and then I loaded it into my website
1:34and it is a pretty nice landing page,
1:37probably one of the nicest I've built
1:38and one of the best converting. All
1:40right. And the way that I've built it is
1:42literally by just taking the information
1:44from my website over here. And if you've
1:47got a website that you need to redesign
1:48or a landing page to build or you got
1:50some information about an offer that you
1:51need to create, etc., then you can grab
1:53all the information from your website
1:55and then plug that into Claude and
1:57create a custom landing page for it. So,
1:59for example, if we take this information
2:00from the page, then we're going to go
2:02over to Claude over here. We're going to
2:03paste in this information. And then from
2:05here, we can say, okay, build a
2:07beautiful modern landing page for this
2:12information, right? goal equals convert
2:15traffic. And what I did as well when I
2:18was building this out is I actually send
2:20it directly over to our portal page,
2:22right, where we want to direct traffic
2:24and convert it. So if you have a
2:26specific page in mind that you want to
2:28direct traffic to, you can just copy the
2:30URL and then make that CTA throughout
2:32the page, right? So we can say, okay,
2:33CTA button link throughout page equals
2:37that, right? And then you can take the
2:39information from whatever landing page
2:41you want to pick as well. You can plug
2:42that into Claude and say, "Okay, using
2:44this send traffic to this offer or
2:49here's more information about our offer,
2:53right?" And then you can build out the
2:55landing page. Now, what it's going to do
2:56from here, typically it will start
2:59creating in something called artifacts,
3:01right? Which kind of like a preview for
3:03the landing page that you're creating.
3:05So, you can see here it's actually using
3:07custom skills and we'll actually come on
3:09to that later as well. how to build
3:11custom skills that you can reuse and
3:13that's another powerful feature inside
3:15Claude. You can see here it's now
3:17creating the land page beginning to code
3:19out and I can't code. I don't really
3:22understand HTML. I don't understand H
3:24CSS but I can quickly build a beautiful
3:26landing page like this using Claude and
3:29then just plug in the HTML into wherever
3:31I want to host my website. You see
3:33another example if we go on to the
3:35aripit boardroom.com. This is another
3:37landing page we actually built using
3:38Claude. And again we followed a similar
3:41method right but the difference is this
3:43was with like the older version of the
3:46AI whereas for example this we're using
3:48the newer version which is opus 4.5 and
3:50opus 4.5 is one of the most powerful
3:52models that I've ever used when it comes
3:54to building with AI. So it's coding out
3:57now in the background. We can always
3:58come back to that later but it's
4:00basically beginning to design it all
4:01out. And if we have any changes once
4:03that's done, we can always say to Claude
4:05later, okay, improve this, tweak that,
4:07screenshot this, and improve that, etc.
4:09And that is how to build landing pages.
4:11Now, another way that I'm actually using
4:13this is to create limited time offers
4:16for promotions that I want to promote,
4:18right? I'll give you an example of this.
4:20Let's say you've got an offer on we sell
4:22back links, right? We could create
4:23limited time offers for our backlinks
4:25and then post them inside our school
4:27community, right? Our free school
4:28community. We could, for example, create
4:31that content and then then post it on
4:33LinkedIn or onto YouTube community or
4:35even X, right? And we can share like
4:37these different bonuses that we're
4:39giving out. And so the way that we do
4:40this is we actually have a project just
4:43for that. Now, if you're not familiar
4:44with what a project is, basically this
4:46is like a custom GPT if you ever come
4:48across them. If not, what you can
4:50actually do is you can go to, for
4:52example, let's open this sidebar. You
4:55can go to projects over here, right? So,
4:57if you open up the sidebar, then you
4:59click on projects, you can go to here,
5:01and you can see that we've created all
5:02these different projects for different
5:04stuff. And this just automates any
5:05tasks. Now, any task that you're doing
5:07dayto-day that you're spending a lot of
5:08time on, I would recommend creating a
5:10claw project because basically what that
5:11is, it's kind of like a custom bot that
5:14you can come back to and tweak anytime
5:16you need to. And then if you've got a
5:17recurring task, instead of you prompting
5:19it all over again or copy and pasting an
5:21old prompt or having to to rebrief the
5:24AI over and over again, what you can do
5:26instead is you can create these new
5:28projects, right? When you create a new
5:30project, let's say, for example, you
5:31want to create an SEO writing project.
5:33We could name it whatever the task is.
5:35So we can put SEO writing project.
5:37Description I usually just don't bother
5:39with because I'm trying to move for
5:40speed. And then over here you can add
5:42three things, right? So you got the
5:44memory, you've got the instructions, and
5:46you've got the files, right? And inside
5:48the files, you would attach like
5:49different pieces of knowledge that would
5:51be useful for you. You can pull those in
5:53from GitHub or Google Drive as well. You
5:55have instructions, which are kind of
5:56like the custom instructions to tell the
5:58AI what to do each time you create with
6:00this. And then you also have memory,
6:02right? And the memory actually appears
6:03after a few chats. Now, when you're
6:05using the memory, essentially remember
6:08different bits that you'd like. So for
6:09example, if you have certain preferences
6:10or certain things you want to change or
6:12you have certain things that maybe you
6:14forgot to put inside the instructions,
6:16you can add it to the memory later and
6:18claude automatically updates it, which
6:20means that it can remember how you want
6:23to do that task, which which again saves
6:25time and just gets things the way you
6:27want it to be. Now, if we have a look
6:28here, we've now got the landing page as
6:31you can see, right? And we've got the
6:33HTML over here. So this is from the
6:35first task that we're building out,
6:36right? And so we've got this landing
6:37page with the HTML. We've got the
6:40details of the offer like this. And then
6:42you can see here it's a beautiful
6:44landing page that we've just built out
6:45and it's pretty nice, clean, easy. It's
6:47actually pulled in the testimonials that
6:49we pasted in and added that to the list
6:52as well. It's got all the information
6:53about our agency is all customized to
6:55us. It's including the details of the
6:57offer. And again, that was just
6:59automated whilst talking to you. Now,
7:01there's a couple of ways you can do
7:02this. You can actually publish the
7:03artifact. And if you publish the
7:05artifact like this, you can actually
7:06share that link with other people on the
7:08web. Right? So if we go to this artifact
7:10right here, you can see that we now have
7:12this page live and this is just ready to
7:17share with the world. You could use that
7:18as a landing page. The other way that
7:20you can host this is you can actually
7:22download the project files and then host
7:24it on something like netifi and then
7:26create a custom domain for it. This
7:28landing page apiprofitboarding.com
7:30that's what we did. We took the project
7:32files. Then we went to Netlefi and we
7:34uploaded the project files and then
7:36hosted it on there. The other option
7:37that you have for this is you can
7:40actually just grab the HTML and then you
7:43can go to WordPress or you can go to go
7:45high level. You create a new HTML block
7:47and then you paste it in. Right? And
7:49that's another option you've got as
7:51well. So that's how you automate landing
7:53pages. Now let's talk about these chord
7:56projects that we're building. Right? So
7:58for example, we have a look at this SEO
7:59writing project. What you can do from
8:01here is you can automate the tasks you
8:02do regularly. For example, for me, I
8:04have a SEO agency, right? And so one of
8:06the things that will be super useful to
8:08use all the time is to take a prompt
8:11that we use for SEO and then my team can
8:14just use this project to create SEO
8:16content. So for example, if we take an
8:18example blog like this, maybe we'll go
8:20to this video to blog post process. As
8:23you can see, we're going to take one of
8:24the prompts from this. Then we're going
8:26to paste that into the instructions like
8:28this. And we're going to say, okay, do
8:30this when I paste a YouTube video
8:33transcript, right? And then it's got all
8:36the information about how I like to
8:38write content. So, for example, like
8:39create five fairly short attention
8:42grabbing headline options, too. When I
8:44paste in this video, do this, blah,
8:45blah, blah. And then if I include a
8:47keyword, do this. Optimize it around
8:48that keyword. After each sentence, do
8:50this. And the cool thing about this as
8:52well is we've claude better than any
8:54other AI I've used, it sticks to
8:56instructions very carefully. And I think
8:58that's fantastic because if you're using
9:00something like chat GBT, the problem
9:02with chat GBT is like it forgets things
9:04or ignores things or even if you say
9:05like three times inside the
9:07instructions. Whereas Claude seems to
9:09stick to these kind of long super
9:11prompts much more accurately, right?
9:13Which means that you're going to get the
9:14thing better first time round rather
9:16than messing around 10 times and it
9:18messes up every time. Eric says, "Do you
9:20sleep? Content is fire." Thank you very
9:22much, sir. Appreciate that. And you can
9:24see the source context here. So, what
9:25we've actually done is loaded the
9:27information about where we want to send
9:28our traffic to. So, what is the CTA
9:30inside the blog post that we write? And
9:32then also who we are, right? So, Julian
9:34Goldie, SEO entrepreneur, blah blah
9:36blah, right? And then we've included
9:38some instructions on how to write it to
9:40simplify the language as much as
9:41possible. I do recommend always asking
9:43Claude to do that. And the reason for
9:45that is because Claude is f is really
9:49good at writing, but one of the biggest
9:51issues is you want to make sure that you
9:53keep the language simple and easy to
9:54understand. Right? If we're writing
9:56content as well, we want to make sure
9:57it's easy to read and feels
9:58conversational. Add nice headers as
10:01subheaders and that sort of thing.
10:02Right? Here's all the information.
10:03Right? And then if we zoom out here,
10:06we're going to save those instructions.
10:07I can attach files of like blog posts I
10:09like previously if I'm building out an
10:11SEO writing project. And then from here,
10:13we can type in our keyword and the video
10:15transcript. And I'll show you how you
10:17can use this. Right? So, for example, if
10:19we go over to YouTube here, and then
10:21we're just going to grab an example
10:22transcript. So, let's take this one. And
10:25let's say the keyword is, for example,
10:27Claude Ralph flute, right? We're going
10:29to go over to Claude. Going to put
10:30keyword equals. And then we're going to
10:32take the transcript from the video like
10:34you can see right here. And then we're
10:36going to copy this. And we're going to
10:38go back over to Claude. Paste that in.
10:39You can see that it won't appear inside
10:41the chat. it will actually appear as an
10:42attachment because it's such a long
10:44piece of content, right? You can see how
10:46long that is. So, if it's a long
10:47attachment, it'll go here. If it's like
10:49a shorter few sentences, when you paste
10:51in, it'll actually appear underneath the
10:53instructions. So, from now, we're going
10:55to hit enter, and that'll begin to
10:57generate the content for our SEO blog.
10:59Now, if you actually bookmark, this is
11:01what I always recommend. So, for
11:02example, we call this
11:05project SEO writer. And then I'm just
11:08going to put that inside my bookmark.
11:10looks like you see then I can just come
11:12back to it right I think that's super
11:14useful and underrated for example when I
11:16want to come back to this so I can type
11:18in claude project SEO and then it will
11:21just come up with the claude project
11:24that I can quickly find right and then
11:25you can just open up a new tab and boom
11:27you can get straight back to that pretty
11:29nice so that's how this works claude is
11:32goed as it to write me out a digital
11:34product thinking I would just get an
11:35outline it it's 150 pages he's
11:37outrageous how good claude is and it can
11:40create a lot content in bulk like you
11:42can see it's just blasting out the word
11:43count here and it's writing it better
11:45than I could personally write it but on
11:47top of that it actually writes it in the
11:49exact format that I like right so for
11:51example if I'm writing SEO content I
11:52want to frontload the keyword inside the
11:54first sentence as well and then also you
11:56can see that the content is like nicely
11:58formatted so every sentence is on a new
12:00line and that's pretty much ready to
12:01like just quality control in post right
12:04and the cool thing about this is I could
12:05create five different versions of this
12:07article and then those articles can
12:09potentially rank rank on Google, right?
12:12Pretty awesome. So, for example, if we
12:14put in like this into Google here, you
12:16can see that my videos will rank, but
12:18then often our articles will rank on the
12:20first page of Google as well, like you
12:22can see right here. Right? So, what we
12:23actually did with this video, we can
12:26post content on LinkedIn, we can post
12:27link content on our websites, we can
12:30post content on X or Reddit. It's quite
12:33easy to create the content because
12:35you're using a rewriting project like
12:37this. It takes the original content and
12:39rewrites it five or 10 times in a unique
12:41way. You quality control it, publish it
12:44to your other platforms and you can
12:45generate leads that way, right? That's
12:47basically what we do. And then if we
12:49actually want to just plug that into our
12:51WordPress website or into LinkedIn or
12:53whatever, we can just copy this and then
12:55go over to where we're going to post it.
12:56Right? So, for example, if I wanted to
12:58now post an article from Claude to
13:01LinkedIn, I can just go over here and we
13:04can click on write article and then we
13:05can paste that information in, right?
13:07like this. There you go. Boom. And it's
13:09all nicely formatted and ready to go,
13:11right? And then we've got the article.
13:12As you can see, it's all nicely
13:14formatted. It's got links to where we
13:15want to funnel traffic to. That's
13:17basically one of the strategies that we
13:18use to get a lot of traffic across many
13:20different platforms. So, Claude is
13:22incredibly powerful for that. Honestly,
13:24if you did the same thing inside Chat
13:25GPT, I just don't think you're going to
13:27get the same outputs. You can use
13:28something like this. Let me show you
13:30another thing that we actually use
13:31Claude for as well. Just to recap, we've
13:33covered creating landing pages and we've
13:35covered automating SEO content, which is
13:38pretty awesome. And by the way, if you
13:40want to see does this actually work?
13:41Does this sort of content actually rank
13:43for SEO? For example, I know we've got a
13:45few internet marketers watching this
13:46channel, then you can see, for example,
13:48if we look at julian.com,
13:50we actually started using this process
13:52around about late September. And you can
13:55see the traffic chart over here, right?
13:56So the traffic for this page is just
13:58going up really nicely and you can see
14:00the trajectory of it as well, right? So
14:02Google actually does rank this content
14:04as well. I think Google doesn't care
14:05whether it's AI generated content or
14:07not. What I actually cares about is
14:09what's the quality of it? Does it
14:10actually answer the question? Does it
14:11help people? And I would say that Claude
14:13writes in such a way that especially if
14:15you have the right prompts which we
14:16teach inside the app boarding that
14:18you're going to get the best possible
14:19outputs you get. Okay. So if we go back
14:22at some other options as well. So, we've
14:24covered creating landing pages. We've
14:26covered creating SEO content. Now,
14:28something else that you can use Claude
14:29for, and this is pretty powerful as
14:31well, is you can actually just build out
14:32mini apps and then you can share those
14:34with the world as artifacts or you can
14:36just bookmark them and use them
14:37yourself, right? So, for example, if we
14:39say to Opus 4.5, okay, go off and create
14:44a mini app for a Pomodo Dura timer, it
14:49will create it like so, right? And that
14:50actually just build out mini apps inside
14:53the chat right here. Now, whilst we're
14:55waiting for that to load, let me show
14:56you something else that you can do. So,
14:58this is really good for collecting the
15:00news as well. So, if we go inside here,
15:02and then we're going to make sure that
15:05we have web search enabled. And then
15:06inside here you can say okay give me the
15:10latest AI updates and news from today
15:14specifically about AI tools plus new
15:17tools I could cover in my YouTube videos
15:20plus live streams where right and
15:22basically because this can actually
15:25research the web it can begin to connect
15:27to the web start searching around online
15:29do research for you and I find it's
15:30really powerful for that too. So you can
15:32see here it's beginning to search the
15:34web. We don't have to tell it to search
15:35the web as well. That's the other cool
15:36thing is it just does it automatically.
15:38It's kind of like a search engine, but
15:39the difference is that it creates
15:41everything you want, right? Whereas, for
15:43example, if you type that in Google,
15:45let's do this for example, it's not
15:46going to generate an answer for you,
15:47right? And so in many ways, particularly
15:49for research tasks, you're going to get
15:51much better outputs from Claude than you
15:53would from using Google directly. What
15:56else we got here? Proud Mary says, I am
15:58using Claude AI to write Python code
15:59that I test and run on VS Code. Works
16:02like a charm. Yeah, he's absolutely
16:04awesome for that as well. We're actually
16:05going to come on to Claude Code later
16:07inside this video too. You can see how
16:09we can do the research now. So, for
16:11example, he's talking about Nvidia
16:13Keynote, the major updates from that.
16:16And if we actually check out the article
16:18and see when it was published, that was
16:19brand new. It was literally just updated
16:21an hour ago, right? And already Claude
16:24picks it up and you need to talk about
16:25this in your next videos, right? And so
16:27it's quite easy to just find the latest
16:29news or the headlines. And if you're
16:31creating content or if you're trying to
16:32stay updated with the rest of the
16:35industry, this is pretty awesome as
16:36well. All right, what else we got here?
16:38Proud Mary says, "Always get new ideas
16:40from these videos. Got to start thinking
16:42outside the box for us. The sky's is the
16:43limit." Absolutely. So much you can do
16:45with this. By the way, if people are
16:47watching this and you want to get more
16:49out flawed, you can actually use
16:51extended thinking. Now with extended
16:53thinking, as you can see right here, you
16:54can toggle it on and off at the bottom.
16:56Extended thinking is very powerful. It
16:59is a little bit slower and it does tend
17:01to use more credits, right? So, if
17:02you're trying to limit the amount of
17:03credits, maybe you want to just stick on
17:05the free plan, you wouldn't use
17:06thinking, right? But if you want, for
17:08example, to code out a project that's
17:10quite complex or you want to get like
17:12the best possible outputs that you can,
17:14then you're going to switch over to
17:15extended thinking. I by default just
17:17don't have it on because sometimes some
17:19of the tasks I do just take way too long
17:21with this stuff. Now, if we go back to
17:22the Pomodoro timer app over here, you
17:25can see that we've got this timer app
17:26and it works perfectly first time round.
17:28We can switch between the tabs at the
17:30top. So, we can, for example, switch
17:31between focus mode, short breaks, and
17:33long breaks. As you can see, we can
17:35refresh it and actually counts how many
17:36sessions we did. Right now, we can
17:39publish the artifact or we can download
17:40that and host that on a separate
17:42website. But the main thing is to note
17:44that without coding, if you just have an
17:46idea in your head and you're not sure
17:47what to create, then you can just say,
17:49"Okay, create this." and it will go off
17:51and do it. If you're not sure, okay,
17:52where to get started with what apps
17:54would help you the most, then you can
17:55actually go back into Claude here and
17:57you can say, okay, you give me five
18:00ideas for mini apps I could build inside
18:04Claude artifacts
18:06that would help me the most. And the
18:08other cool thing about this as well is
18:10like you can build simple apps like
18:11this. They work perfectly first time
18:13round. You don't have to hire anyone to
18:14do this anymore. But also the other cool
18:16thing is that if you want AI to work
18:19inside the app, let's say for example it
18:20was a AI SEO content tool generator that
18:23actually creates a tool and creates a
18:25content with AI, then you can ask Claude
18:27to embed AI inside the tool and it
18:29actually use AI to do that. Right? So
18:31you can see how this works right now.
18:33For example here as well, if we go back
18:36inside here, let me just pull this up.
18:38We can actually take a screenshot of
18:41this, right? and we can plug that into
18:43claw to improve things that we're
18:45building out or what we can do is we can
18:48just give it some tweaks and it'll
18:49quickly make those tweaks to improve the
18:50design. Right? So, for example, if I go
18:52inside the chat here and I'm like, okay,
18:54make this more interesting, colorful,
18:58animated
19:00animations,
19:01dopamine inducing, crazy effects, etc.,
19:04plus fun. It should be able to do that
19:07for us. All right. Proud Mary says, "I
19:10know it's like magic. I suppose the
19:12adoption of electricity in homes was
19:14similarly amazing. Yeah, that's a pretty
19:16cool way to to look at it. Cool analogy.
19:18What else have we got here? Gamify the
19:20pomodora and make it so you can
19:22experience some more times. Ah, yeah,
19:24that's a pretty cool prompt here. All
19:26right, so we're going to try this. I'm
19:27going to wait for this to load and then
19:29once it's done, actually turn the
19:31Pomodoro timer, thanks for the comment,
19:33into a exp generator game. Right. So,
19:37that's pretty cool as well. Is there any
19:39chance to connect QuickBooks? So, if you
19:41want to connect external apps, there's a
19:43couple of ways you can do it, right? One
19:45of the easiest ways to do it is you
19:46connect QuickBooks to Zapia and then you
19:50can actually inside the connectors here,
19:51you can add Zapia as an MCP. I've got
19:54some other videos on that that will help
19:56you set that up, right? So, you can
19:57actually connect Zappia and then have
19:59QuickBooks connected to Zapia and then
20:01use that inside Claude. The other thing
20:03I'm just wondering is do they have an
20:05MCP? if they have an MCP server like you
20:07see here, then you can actually connect
20:09Claude to the remote server for
20:12QuickBooks. Now, if you wonder, okay,
20:14how do you set this up? Sometimes
20:15there's instructions on how to do that,
20:17right? So, you can see right here. Other
20:19times, what you can actually do is you
20:22can just copy and paste the instructions
20:24from here and here into Claude and just
20:26say, how do I set this up? That's pretty
20:28simple as well, right? So yeah, that's
20:30basically a couple of ways you can
20:31connect QuickBooks directly to this
20:34powerful tool. What else we got here?
20:36Are you able to demo an end toend
20:38session of building an app and deploying
20:40it for public use? Depends what you're
20:42building. Right? So if it's for example
20:44a short mini app like this, then I could
20:47easily just deploy it right now and here
20:48and now. Right? If it's something with a
20:50backend, I'd probably use clawed
20:52combined with cursor and then deploy it
20:55publicly and that would be the best way
20:56to to use that. All right? So it depends
20:58what you want to use it for and how you
21:00want to use it. I will tell you that
21:01we've built out for example websites
21:04like this as you can see. So this is
21:06enterprise SCI calculator. We actually
21:08use bolt to build this and it's just
21:10like a calculator website as well. And
21:12then you can easily build this with
21:14Claude and then if we type that keyword
21:16into Google here you can see the page
21:18that we built with AI directly ranking
21:21on Google number one for that keyword.
21:23And then also you can see here it
21:24funnels traffic to our SEO strategy
21:26session. So you can use claude and other
21:29AI tools for building out mini apps as
21:30well which is pretty cool as well. So
21:34you can see how this works step by step.
21:36Now another cool idea that I just saw
21:38inside the chat here that was being
21:40asked was that you can actually for
21:42example screenshot a spreadsheet and
21:44then plug that into Claude and say
21:46recreate this. So let's try that out
21:47right now. So for example here if we go
21:50to this spreadsheet that we've got. So
21:52this is a spreadsheet where I actually
21:53use Claude for tweeting. We can copy
21:55this image and then we can go into
21:57claude paste in the screenshot and we
21:59can say okay recreate this and it should
22:02be able to recreate the spreadsheet for
22:04us using the screenshot from our
22:07spreadsheet right and so it's beginning
22:09to build that out. Now in the meantime
22:10we've got the Pomodoro app being built
22:12out right there and you can just see how
22:14many like different use cases you can
22:16use this for is pretty much endless. The
22:19other cool thing that I like to use this
22:20for is Twitter. So, one of the more
22:24complex systems I have, but it's working
22:25really well is actually use Claude for
22:28creating tweets and then training Claude
22:30on what works and what doesn't. And I'll
22:32show you an example. So, if we pull up
22:34my X account right here, you can see
22:37that recently we've been starting to get
22:39a lot more reach from X, right? So, for
22:42example, some days we're reaching
22:43329,000 people, sometimes 239,000
22:46people, whereas before we were reaching
22:48like 120,000 people a day, right? And
22:50so, how do we do this? and what's the
22:51system that we're using. So what we're
22:54doing actually here is we have the
22:56spreadsheet where we track the number of
22:59the post, the date, the post link. So
23:03this is the actual link of the Twitter
23:04post as you can see. And then we also
23:08have the number of views and the hook
23:10that we used for that post. Right now
23:12how does that relate to Claude? What I
23:14actually do is I've created a custom
23:16project for tweeting as you can see
23:19right here. Um, this allows me to
23:21automate content that I can quickly post
23:23on Twitter. But the difference here is
23:25that we actually train it on what works
23:27and what doesn't, right? So, we give it
23:29some information about our audience and
23:31who we're trying to reach. And then
23:32based on that, we actually plug in the
23:35top 10% performing hooks, right? So,
23:37based on whatever work the best, we
23:39actually have a list of the top 10%
23:41hooks to to do more of and we have a
23:43list of the bottom 90% hooks to avoid.
23:46Right? Now, why is that important? It's
23:48important because we're basically
23:49training on Claude to say do more of
23:52this because this is working. Avoid this
23:53because it doesn't work right. And so
23:56what I can do each day is update the
23:58hooks that are working and not working.
23:59I can go back into Claude. Then I can,
24:02for example, delete the whole list right
24:04here and retrain the instructions so
24:06that it's got some information on what
24:08works and what doesn't. And every time I
24:10use this project to create more content,
24:12I get more data on what works and what
24:14doesn't. And that helps me create better
24:16tweets inside clots. It's a
24:18selfiterating
24:19feedback loop, right? And so, for
24:21example, here we've now got the Pomodoro
24:24timer as well. It's actually got sound
24:25effects inside there as well, which is
24:27pretty cool, as you can see. And it
24:28works perfectly, but it just looks a lot
24:30more interesting. We've got the chill
24:31time over here, so we can set the timer.
24:33And we've got the mega break as well, as
24:35you can see. So, it just looks a lot
24:36more interesting. You can create some
24:38cool stuff with this. Okay. Now, if you
24:40actually want to deploy this as a kind
24:42of mini app on the web that you can
24:43share with the world, then you can copy
24:45this link and you can paste it in. Okay.
24:48And now that will create and share this
24:50link and we can just share this link on
24:53Twitter or whatever. Right? Pretty nice.
24:55Now, what you can also do is based on
24:57feedback you could screenshot and just
24:59say, "Okay, do this." So, we've taken a
25:01screenshot from the comments today. Say,
25:03"Do this, Claude." And then it begins to
25:04build this out, right? Pretty nice. Now
25:08inside here you can see that Claude has
25:10now recreated the spreadsheet with all
25:12the links as you can see. So it can
25:13recreate spreadsheets and then you can
25:15actually open those in Google Drive
25:17right so if we click on open in drive
25:19that will actually generate a Google
25:21sheet inside Google Drive based on the
25:24information that we plugged in right
25:25based on the screenshot and the website
25:27that we said recreate. So it's pretty
25:30cool. You can use a spreadsheet directly
25:31inside here, right? Or you can download
25:34it or you can just open it in Google
25:37Drive and Claude will connect directly
25:39from Google Drive and create the file
25:41for you. Pretty amazing. So, there's
25:43just so much you can do with this and
25:44honestly, we've barely got started here
25:46to be honest with you. But these are a
25:48few examples of the use cases and how
25:50you can build with this stuff, right?
25:51What else we got here? Any recommended
25:54platforms? Saw your Miniax video
25:56recently. Was pretty impressed. Felt
25:57like B 44, but so many tools. Not sure
25:59what's the most effective quick setup
26:00for my niche. If you want to check out
26:03Claude is my favorite for building with.
26:05If you want to check out more, check out
26:06the air profit boarding. We've got loads
26:08of training inside there. Loads of cool
26:09like business automations. You can
26:11actually learn from stage one to stage
26:14six, from beginner to expert exactly how
26:16to use these platforms. And there's a
26:17list of my recommended tools as well.
26:19But yeah, I think Claude is honestly one
26:21of the best. You can also use open code.
26:22That impressed me. I tested out
26:24yesterday. That was pretty cool. But
26:25yeah, so let me show you an example of
26:27how we use the greatest hits rewriter.
26:29So we've got the bottom 90% and the top
26:3110% hooks, right? And so what we can do
26:34here is we can take an example video
26:36like this. We can download it and I'll
26:39show you how this system works. So if we
26:41go back to the spreadsheet like this and
26:45what we do is I have an SP where I can
26:47quickly just create content with Claude
26:50and then post it to X to get bigger and
26:52better results. Right? So, for example,
26:54here if we download a post, what we got
26:57here? All right. So, let's take this
26:58notebook video. We're going to download
27:00that. We're going to open up in YouTube
27:02as well. And then we're going to click
27:05on the transcript section of it. Copy
27:08this. Right. We'll go over to Claude.
27:11We'll paste in the transcript like so.
27:13That's going to automatically create
27:14several versions of the tweets. Order it
27:17by which one is most likely to go viral.
27:20And then I can pick between them. Now,
27:21in the meantime, we've downloaded the
27:23video. We're going to paste that into X,
27:25like you can see right here. And then
27:27what we're going to do is just wait for
27:29this tweet to be built. Right now, if
27:31you use extended thinking, you will get
27:33better outputs, but it's going to take
27:34longer. The other thing I would say is
27:36whilst you're waiting for the outputs,
27:37if you actually copy and paste like
27:39this, it's annoying. If you copy and
27:40paste like this, it just paste it into a
27:42into a nasty paragraph, right? And the
27:44formatting is not that nice. Now, if you
27:46wait for Claude to finish, right? So if
27:48we stop Claude right there and then we
27:51take the content and we paste it in
27:52again and we press command shift and D
27:56you can see here that it paste it into
27:57neat formatting and then you can quickly
27:59just set it up so it's nicely formatted
28:02if you want to just add the finishing
28:03touches and then boom shakalaka we've
28:06just posted a tweet whilst I'm talking
28:07to you and automated it with X right now
28:10I can put it into my spreadsheet it's
28:11either going to be a top performer or a
28:12bottom performer but either way tomorrow
28:15we can refill core project with better
28:18hooks and from there we can create
28:20better content. Right? So that's one of
28:22the best options for using Claude for
28:24creating content as well. So they're
28:26just a few of the things that we can do.
28:28Let me show you another example of how
28:30we use this. So I actually use Claude
28:32for creating live stream content, right?
28:34I actually have this mega prompt. And by
28:37the way, just inside the Twitter
28:38automation, you can see I've attached
28:40like our best performing goated tweets
28:42that are performing the best inside the
28:44files so that Claude can reference that
28:47for creating tweets. But if we go back
28:49to the other claw project that we built
28:51here, what I actually like to do with
28:52this is I'll put in my topic. So for
28:55example, topic equals claude for course.
28:58And what that's actually going to do
29:00from here is it's going to generate the
29:02live stream notes for my video that I
29:04can use on the video but also I can give
29:06away as a lead magnet. So for example
29:08here it's going to find all the relevant
29:11links that I can show uh so I don't have
29:14to research those. It's going to format
29:15it beautifully with the introduction and
29:17the hook of what I can talk about in the
29:19first few seconds. Then it's going to
29:21talk about a custom framework. Right? So
29:23it uses a Russell Brunson style webinar
29:25format which is a hook story offer. Then
29:28it's going to give me some examples of
29:29stuff I can build on the live stream.
29:30And this is how a lot of people ask me,
29:32how do you create content daily? How do
29:34you come up with all this content? How
29:35do you build with it? This is what I'm
29:37doing, right? This is the process that
29:38works for me. And it creates a really
29:41long guide just based on that single
29:44prompt. So based on this single topic
29:46that create a super long prompt, really
29:48useful stuff. It will even come up with
29:49a 30-day plan for implementing this
29:51stuff with step-by-step tweets for using
29:54this. And it will give CTAs throughout
29:56the page to join the AR profit boarding
29:58community when people are reading
30:00through the notes, which I think is
30:01pretty awesome. And if we actually go
30:03inside these notes, so let's pull up an
30:05example that we plugged in recently. So
30:08for example, like the retriever
30:10automation tool notes, you can see here.
30:12So it builds out all the notes from here
30:14to here. Right now, if we plug that into
30:16a presentate into a Google doc just to
30:19check the word count, it's created a
30:216,000word guide. 30 pages, a 30page
30:25guide that is automated and formatted
30:27perfectly in the exact order that I want
30:30it to using this prompt, right? It's a
30:32super prompt for live streams and it's
30:34just it's insane how useful that is,
30:36right? Imagine how much time that would
30:38take me to prepare those notes myself. A
30:40ridiculous amount, right? whereas I can
30:42automate it with Claude and it's the
30:43only tool I know that can actually do
30:45this stuff. So, it's just insanely
30:47powerful. Look at the formatting. Even
30:48the way that it's a mini details, it's a
30:50small details. For example, you see how
30:52it's adding like nice little emojis.
30:54It's formatting the bullet point lists.
30:56It separates the introduction but labels
30:58them so that I can quickly know where
31:00I'm at. It creates a nice little name
31:02for the framework that I'm teaching in
31:05the video plus the sub headline as well.
31:08And then it just guides people through
31:10exactly how to use this stuff. It even
31:11breaks people's beliefs as well as you
31:13can see right here. So that can read
31:15them out and just be like, "Okay, you
31:16might believe this, but actually you
31:18should believe that blah blah blah to
31:19help people win with AI." And then it
31:21comes up with a story. It comes up with
31:23an offer for the AI profit boardroom
31:25social media post to promote the actual
31:27live stream itself as you can see. So I
31:29can just paste that in and insert the
31:31video links from YouTube. And then
31:33finally from here it will actually
31:34create 100 prompts relevant to that
31:37specific tool. And the cool thing is
31:38because this is connected to the web it
31:41can actually gather information. It
31:44researches 20 different sources about
31:45that particular tool and then it will
31:47automate all the notes for the live
31:49stream that I can present later, right?
31:51And it just makes everything so much
31:52easier. So that really all I have to do
31:54is just get on the live stream, find a
31:56really good idea for the live stream and
31:57boom, we're good to go, right? So it's
32:00incredibly powerful for this stuff.
32:02Another thing that I like to use as well
32:03is I have a YouTube titles creator.
32:07Right? So if we open up this project and
32:10by the way let's just come back to that
32:11Pomodoro timer app. Let's have a look at
32:13this. So this is the more gamified one
32:15as you can see. So it actually generates
32:17experience points based on completion.
32:20We can generate a daily streak here as
32:21well. So it's more gamified. We've got
32:23levels at the top and you can see it
32:25marks as novice or he's the next level
32:27apprentice blah blah blah. And then you
32:30can see here it's zero out of four and
32:32then it goes to a mega break. We've got
32:33a stats breakdown and also an
32:35achievements breakdown as well. Right.
32:36So we've just created a productivity
32:38game whilst I was talking to you which
32:40is insane. So from here I'm going to
32:44show you the YouTube titles generator.
32:47And basically what this has done is
32:48similar to X where I've put in the top
32:5010% of my titles on YouTube and then the
32:53bottom 90% that didn't perform. And I'm
32:56like, Claude, do more of this and less
32:58of that. Right? And so if I type in my
33:00topic, let's say, for example, Claude's
33:02course. So let's say that's the title
33:05for the video today. It can give me some
33:06ideas on what I should talk about inside
33:09my video, right? And so it will actually
33:11give me some ideas. I'm like, okay,
33:13based on this, here's what's working,
33:15here's what's not working, right? And so
33:17here's some recommendations based on
33:18your data that you've given me. And so
33:20it gives me like a bunch of ideas for
33:22stuff I could talk about inside the
33:24video. And then I can just use that as a
33:26title. Boom. Ready to go. And it also
33:28tells us like here's what to avoid for
33:30clawed content. And also here's a bunch
33:32of other high potential winning ideas.
33:34Right. So it recommends talking about
33:35notebook because they tend to perform
33:37really well as well. All right. Yeah.
33:40And so it's just super easy, super
33:41powerful to use all this stuff. Now
33:43again, I said I was just getting
33:44started. I did mean it. So from here,
33:47what we're going to do is we're also
33:49going to open up something called Claude
33:52Compedius, right? So I'm just going to
33:53log into this. This is Claude for
33:55Chrome. If you never come across this,
33:58you need to be on I think it's a pro or
33:59a max plan to use this. But basically,
34:02this is a Chrome extension. You can
34:04quickly install Claw Chrome, right? And
34:07it's in beta phase right now. But
34:10basically what it can do, for example,
34:11is it can look through your emails and
34:13then organize them. It can, for example,
34:15help you with shopping. It can also, for
34:18example, make reservations for you can
34:20fill out forms and that sort of thing.
34:22It has so much potential to it and it's
34:24pretty amazing. I mean, you can actually
34:26click on these and try these examples
34:28right here and then you can organize
34:31what you want to do and how you want to
34:32do it, right? So, let me give you an
34:34example, right? So, if we open up the
34:36browser here, we're going to click on
34:37it. I understand blah blah blah. And
34:40over here we can use claude computers to
34:42really control our browser and start
34:44building stuff out. Right? So if I
34:46switch I've got ask before acting and
34:48act without asking. So that will
34:50actually give me a plan ask before
34:52acting before I enable it to go off and
34:55just do whatever it wants to do. If I
34:56say act without asking it's a bit more
34:58high risk. So I don't recommend it to
34:59everyone but it will basically just go
35:01off and automatically do what I ask it
35:03to. So, for example, if I'm like, okay,
35:05go to, you know, create an SEO article
35:08about SEO training Japan, then plug that
35:10into a blog post or into a Google doc
35:14for me, too, right? We're going to click
35:16enter, and that will actually open up a
35:18new tab as you can see. So, it's
35:19beginning to open up a new tab. It's
35:21opening up Google Docs, right? And this
35:23is actually my Google Docs as you can
35:25see. And then it's going to start
35:26creating a blank document. And again,
35:28this is all hands-free. It's just going
35:31off and doing this for me automatically
35:33as an AI agent. And now it's going to
35:35begin to start writing the blog inside
35:39Google Docs. Right now, we can have that
35:41working in the background whilst we do
35:42other stuff. So, we don't even have to
35:44have the tab open and then it's just
35:46working its magic. So, if we say
35:47something like this, it's beginning to
35:49write the article and you can actually
35:50see what it's doing, right? So, it
35:52created the new tab, navigated to it,
35:54took a screenshot. Now, it's beginning
35:55to type in the document, the
35:57information, etc. and it's going to
36:00start creating this. Right now, the
36:03thing about this is, and here's what's
36:04scary, is like when I first tested this
36:06out a year ago, it was really early
36:09stages, right? It literally just come
36:10out. The things that it's beginning to
36:13do now is
36:15pretty insane. It's just getting better
36:17and better all the time, right? You can
36:19see the full guide is written right
36:20here. We've got the full article, right,
36:23that's been automated inside Google
36:25Docs. As you can see, we can click
36:27insert and then there we go. We've got
36:29the article based on our content. And if
36:32we wanted Claude to edit that content as
36:33well, we could do that. If we wanted to
36:35go off and post a tweet, I think it
36:37could do that pretty easily as well. He
36:38could like you. The other thing is if
36:40you're using it inside Chrome, he's got
36:42access to all your login, right? So your
36:44Google Drive, it's got access to, for
36:46example, your LinkedIn and everything
36:47else and it can just go off, search the
36:49web, control your computer and and do
36:53whatever you want, right? pretty crazy.
36:55So that is called computer use and
36:58that's the agent computer use. Right now
37:00if we actually move on here what I'm
37:03going to do over here is I'm going to
37:05open up something called claude code.
37:06Right now a lot of people watching this
37:08will probably understand what cloud code
37:10is. If you don't basically this is a
37:12version of cloud that runs inside your
37:13terminal right as you can see right
37:15here. So we're going to click yes
37:16continue. That's opened up all code. I
37:18actually have tons of training inside
37:20the AI success lab if you have never
37:23used Claude code before. So if you just
37:26go, this is a free community connects
37:28you with 43,900 members. If you go to
37:32here and then you type in Claude, you'll
37:35see that we have loads of training and
37:37tutorials and exactly how to use this
37:39stuff as you can see, right? All with
37:40video notes, all with information on how
37:42to use this stuff, all neatly formatted
37:44with SPS and that sort of thing, right?
37:46And so you can get this inside the AI
37:48success lab link in the comments
37:49description plus you get the community
37:51as well. But basically from here we can
37:53start using CL code. Now what I like to
37:57use this for is if there's something
37:58technical that I just really I don't
38:02want to do it right. So for example if
38:03it's opening up cloning GitHub
38:05repositories that can be an absolute
38:07pain normally. Right? So for example, if
38:09we had a look at there was a tool I was
38:12testing out yesterday, open notebook lm
38:14with GitHub. So what I can actually do
38:17is I can just copy the whole GitHub like
38:20this, I can go back into Claude and I
38:23can say open this up for me, right? And
38:25instead of me having to be like
38:27technical and clone repository, like I
38:30can just take all the information from
38:32this GitHub on the page, take all the
38:34instructions and then it will actually
38:36go off and start opening that for me. So
38:38you can see here it begins to open this
38:40up and then it will ask you like do you
38:43want to proceed? Do you want to do this?
38:45Do you want to do that? Etc. I'm just
38:46going to go with yes. Obviously be
38:48careful when you're using this stuff but
38:51claude code is really good at taking
38:53complex tasks like for example
38:55repository or technical stuff that I'm
38:57not good at and then it will actually
38:59for example start operating my computer
39:01right. So it's open up Docker
39:02automatically and then it will set up
39:04and clone the repository and everything
39:06else for me. Right?
39:07>> [snorts]
39:07>> And then if there's any sort of AI apps
39:10that I want to set up from GitHub, I can
39:12easily do it like that. There's a lot
39:14more you can do with GitHub, but they're
39:16just some examples. And yeah, it's
39:17pretty amazing what you can do with claw
39:18code. Now, if you're using claw code as
39:21well, whilst that's running, let me show
39:22you something else. So, if we go to
39:24anti-gravity here. All right. So, if we
39:26go to anti-gravity, this is a free IDE,
39:28a coding tool that we can use locally,
39:31right? It's free. It's by Google. It's
39:32pretty powerful and it's a great tool to
39:34use, right? So I'm just going to close
39:36the terminal here. Close Docker. So
39:38inside anti-gravity, you can code and
39:41build stuff out on the right hand side.
39:43Now anti-gravity was really good, but
39:46one thing that's even better is using
39:48clawed code with anti-gravity. So for
39:51example here, if we're building out a
39:53new project, let's say, for example, we
39:55open up a new window, we're just going
39:56to, for example, take this to-do app,
39:59right? And it's going to load the
40:01window, begin to build that out, right?
40:03So we can open up previous projects. Now
40:06if you go to terminal here and new
40:08terminal, you can actually open up code
40:10and that can tweak the project that
40:13you've built and improve it. And the
40:15reason that I like that is number one,
40:17Claude Opus 4.5 is much better for
40:20coding and claw code is really powerful.
40:22But number two, you get limited credits
40:24with Gemini inside anti-gravity. So if
40:26you're using this program for free, you
40:27don't want to pay for it, then a good
40:29way to get better outputs from it is if
40:32you already use Claude, you can just
40:33open up a terminal and then ask Claude
40:35to improve the outputs, right? I tend to
40:37find that gets you much better results.
40:40So for example here, if we say, okay,
40:41open up project in a browser, right? And
40:45this is something that we've actually
40:46coded out previously. This is a to-do
40:48list app. All right? And now the AI
40:50agent inside anti-gravity, Google
40:53anti-gravity has opened this app up
40:55right now. It's okay, but it's a little
40:57bit basic this app. Okay. [snorts] And
40:59so what we can actually do is we can go
41:02inside code. Now I'm going to stop the
41:04agent over here. go in cycl code and
41:06just say okay make this more interesting
41:09dopamine inducive gamify it with
41:13experience points make it colorful
41:16add animations
41:18etc right and so claw code can actually
41:23now begin to take our instructions which
41:26are just in plain English and then edit
41:28the code and the lines inside here right
41:32and so you can see it's now already
41:33reading the HTML the CSS to the
41:35JavaScript etc. and it can begin to
41:38improve the project outputs much
41:41quicker. So we can get much better
41:42outputs quickly. Right? It's just
41:44beginning to edit that right here. So
41:47it's really powerful inside
41:48anti-gravity. It's great inside terminal
41:50for code. Great for opening up GitHubs
41:52and that sort of thing. And these are
41:53some ways that most people don't use it.
41:55But once you get your head around it,
41:56it's so much easier to just start
41:58automating a lot of the technical stuff.
42:00Now, something else that you can do, if
42:01you go back over to Claude, and by the
42:03way, we've got that article fully
42:05written out over here. So, we're going
42:06to close that. If you go back to the AI
42:09agent here, I'm going to exfi
42:16say theoretically, can anti-gravity
42:18control the terminal that's called code
42:20and control C? I've never tried that
42:21actually. That'll be interesting to try
42:23and see what happens. Yeah, maybe it
42:25can. Another thing that you can do
42:26inside Claude, if you have a regular
42:28task that you do, you can actually set
42:31up something called Claude skills. So,
42:33if we go over to our settings here, I'm
42:35going to pull this up and then we're
42:36going to go over to capabilities. Right
42:39now, inside capabilities, what you can
42:41see here is that we can select number
42:43one AI powered artifacts, which means
42:45that you can actually create artifacts
42:47with AI power inside it. But then also
42:50what you can do inside here is you can
42:52use something called skills. Now, these
42:54are repeatable, customizable
42:56instructions that Claude can follow in
42:58any chat. Now, if you're not sure what
43:00this is, basically, for example, you
43:03could get it to
43:05like for me, I've actually got something
43:07set up called a business advisor help
43:09skill, right? As you can see right here,
43:11you want to make sure that you enable
43:12this and you can always add new ones
43:14later. You can create them with Claude.
43:16You can write skill instructions or you
43:17can actually import skills as well. Now,
43:19what this allows you to do is if you
43:21have a repeatable task, for example, I
43:24don't know, writing a LinkedIn post, you
43:26could say to Claude, "Okay, use the
43:27LinkedIn writing post skill to generate
43:30a LinkedIn post as well." Rebel says,
43:32"Sweet. Just join the boardroom. If you
43:34had to choose only three tools forever,
43:36which would they be and why, just out of
43:38curiosity?" Yeah, that's a great
43:40question. Number one, I think Claude is
43:42number one on the list. You got to bear
43:44in mind as well. These things change all
43:45the time, right? But yeah, I think
43:47number one is Claude. And the other two
43:49that we use like on a day-to-day basis,
43:51you've probably seen from our YouTube
43:53channel are Hey Genen and 11 Labs and
43:56they just help us so much with creating
43:57content because that content fuels every
43:59other platform, right? So the avatar
44:01videos that we create on our YouTube
44:03channel, we actually use Claude to write
44:05the scripts. There's a full process
44:06inside the air profitable border, but
44:08the avatar channel that we're using, we
44:10use Hen and 11 Labs to create the video
44:13and the audio. And so between Claude, 11
44:18Labs and Hen, they're the most powerful
44:19tools that I use. Absolutely love them.
44:22From here, we've got the skill section,
44:23right? And so what we're going to do
44:25here is we can call a skill. So if I
44:28say, okay, use the advisor help skill
44:31topic equals and then we're just going
44:33to put a topic. So for example, like
44:35improving AI profit boardroom marketing
44:39strategy, right? And then also we're
44:41going to put two advisors that I want to
44:45debate my topic. Right? So I'm going to
44:46put advisor one equals Alex Hozi.
44:50Advisor 2 equals Russell Brunson. Right?
44:54We'll put advisor outline now. So we can
44:56call the skills that were pre-built
45:00inside Claude now to generate this
45:02content. Now whilst we're waiting for
45:03that, let me show you something else
45:04now. So if we go back to the chats here
45:06and we want to use quad skills and let's
45:09say you've been working on something
45:10previously, right? So for example here
45:12we're using this chat to create YouTube
45:16titles, right? And so if we go back
45:18here, let's find that chat. Yeah. So
45:20we're creating YouTube titles like this.
45:22So what I'm going to do now is I'm going
45:23to say save this as a skill, call it
45:27YouTube titles, right? Right. And so
45:29we've taken that chat previously where
45:30we've done this process of creating new
45:33titles and then we can actually save it
45:35as a skill, right? And you can see is
45:37I'll create a skill based on the YouTube
45:38title analysis for you. [snorts] And so
45:41what this is going to do is save that
45:42skill inside Claude inside my personal
45:45account and then I can actually number
45:47one export it and share it with the
45:49world and people can then import it into
45:50their Claude, but number two I can call
45:53on that anytime I'm coming up with
45:55YouTube titles now, right? Okay. And so
45:57I don't have to navigate to the project.
45:58I don't have to think about, okay, where
46:00do I bookmark that? Blah blah blah. I
46:02can just go inside the chat and say
46:03create YouTube title and it'll call up
46:05the skill. Now you can also see here
46:07that it's now created the avatar help
46:09skill as you can see. And so that's how
46:13we call up skills inside the chat. So
46:15we've used the personal advisor skill
46:16and that is basically two avatars
46:19debating with each other to improve
46:20something on your business. All right.
46:22So you can see this is now coming up
46:24with a bunch of ideas for the content.
46:26We're going to package that into a skill
46:27and boom, we are living the dream, my
46:30friend. Right? And it's quite easy to do
46:32this. A lot of people think, "Oh, it's
46:34going to take a lot of time to do this,
46:35blah, blah, blah." But actually, no, you
46:37can do this really quickly using the
46:39setup right here. And so, it's actually
46:41created something called a skill MD
46:43file. It's saved as YouTube titles,
46:45right? And it's given a brief of here's
46:48a description, here's what to do inside
46:50here. It's actually saved the winning
46:52patterns of what works really well, the
46:54failing formulas to avoid and then also
46:57the title generation process and quick
46:59references for templates as well as the
47:01content planning priority. Right. So now
47:04if I go inside the skills section of my
47:07settings, as you can see right here,
47:09we're going to click on your skills. And
47:12you can see we just need to click on
47:14copy to your skills. As you can see, so
47:16it's copied it to our skills. If we
47:18click on manage here, we've got YouTube
47:20titles now saved as a skill inside
47:22Claude, right? So if I have a topic in
47:25mind that I'm thinking about creating
47:27content around, so let's say for
47:28example, Axio Alibaba AI tool, use the
47:33YouTube title skill to come up with
47:36ideas for this. This is now going to
47:38call that skill that we used previously,
47:40right? So, it's reading the skill to
47:42generate the outputs and then it's going
47:44to search the web for information about
47:47Axio and how it works, etc. And now it's
47:49using the YouTube title skill to come up
47:51with a bunch of ideas. It works really
47:53well and you can see how it quickly came
47:55up with this. Right? And now we've got a
47:57bunch of YouTube title ideas and it's
47:58all personalized to me. It's all based
48:00on data that I've trained Claude on and
48:02we can use that anytime we need as you
48:04can see right here. Now, another thing I
48:06really like to do is inside Claude, we
48:09have the connectors, right? So, you can
48:11actually upload from Google Drive as you
48:12can see right here. You can actually add
48:14from GitHub and clone repositories. You
48:16can actually add stuff to project as
48:18well, right? So, if we click on add to
48:20project, that will actually open up our
48:21project as well. And then we can upload
48:24files, take screenshots, etc. Right.
48:26Now, if we go to the section here, what
48:29we can do inside the chat here is we can
48:33create like trackers for stuff that I
48:35use dayto-day, right? So, I always think
48:37if you've got a system for something,
48:38it's going to help you a lot. And I'll
48:40try and put this into context. So, for
48:42example, let's say hiring
48:46sales team reps for my SEO agency,
48:48right, which I actually am. So, this is
48:50a real use case, right? What I can do is
48:53say, "Okay, figure out a 30-day plan for
48:57implementing this and attracting sales
49:00reps to my team with SEO experience."
49:04Right? And then from here, what I can
49:06say is, okay, now create a spreadsheet
49:09tracker to track the inputs that get the
49:13outputs. input equals set up a new job
49:18post on a blog every day plus reach out
49:23to the candidate hot list. And basically
49:26what I love about this with Paul is it's
49:28very logical and it understands all the
49:29context about me. It's also got a memory
49:31and it remembers me and who I am, right?
49:33And so what it will actually do is come
49:35up with a 30-day plan for basically
49:37achieving like any goal that I want,
49:39right? And this is something that I've
49:41used for hiring sales reps, improving
49:43turn rates on the air profit boardroom,
49:45coming up with better Twitter content,
49:47for example. Anything that I want to
49:49improve inside my business, what I'll do
49:52is I'll ask Claude for the inputs and
49:54the outputs that will help me leverage
49:56that better, right? And then it will
49:57just come up with the ideas right here.
49:59Now, whilst we're waiting for that to
50:00load, other things that I can show you
50:02as well. And so, if we go to settings
50:04here, you can change different
50:05information about you. You can actually
50:07describe what you do in terms of your
50:08work, who you are. You can change the
50:10appearance. These are the basic
50:11settings. You can change like the font
50:13size or the font style as well. I
50:15actually prefer it just in dark mode. To
50:17be honest, it's a lot easier inside the
50:19usage section here. This is quite
50:21important. So, depending on what plan
50:23you're on, if you're on the free plan,
50:25for example, you're going to have very
50:27small limits right here. You can see for
50:29our weekly limits, we're nowhere near
50:30hitting them, but it is right at the
50:32start of the week. And we have limits
50:33for all models, also limits for Sonnet
50:35only, as well as limits for our current
50:37session. Now, this resets every few
50:39hours, right? So, sometimes if you hit
50:41the limits, it's going to say, "Okay,
50:43you've hit the limit for your session.
50:44Come back in 3 hours at 11:00 a.m. and
50:47then you can start using it again." And
50:49you can also set up extra usage, which
50:51means it will consume it will start
50:53using more. I think it will charge you
50:54more as well for using extra amounts as
50:56well. Now, inside the capabilities here,
50:59we've got the AI powered artifacts,
51:01which is something that we're going to
51:02do next. So, if we go inside Claude now,
51:05let's say create an AI SEO content
51:08writing tool to generate content for any
51:11topic that I typed in, right? And what
51:14this is going to do is create a mini app
51:16that we can use for generating SEO
51:18content, but also it's going to use AI
51:20directly inside the tool itself. So,
51:22we'll wait for that to load. In the
51:23meantime, we have the 30-day tracker
51:26that we can use for tracking our
51:27activity, right? And if we click on open
51:30and drive, we can check that out and see
51:31what it looks like. All right. So, this
51:33is the 30-day plan for hiring sales
51:35reps. You can see it's actually colored
51:37out the spreadsheet itself, as you can
51:40see. And then the best way to do this, I
51:42always think, is save it as a Google
51:44sheet so you can actually edit it inside
51:46Google Docs, but it just comes in like
51:48the native format. And then you can see
51:50here it's built out a 30-day plan,
51:52right? So here's the inputs and here's
51:55the outputs, right? So for example,
51:57Upwork posts, Upwork outreach, LinkedIn
51:59outreach, Facebook group post, SEO
52:01community post, right? And it basically
52:02sets up the inputs for this plan so that
52:05I literally can't fail, right? If all of
52:07these numbers say like one and it's for
52:09every single day, you can't fail at
52:11hiring a good SEO rep or whatever the
52:14problem or the constraint is or the task
52:16you have to automate is. You can easily
52:18set up trackers like this. And I think
52:19that's one of the most powerful use
52:20cases of that I've not really seen
52:22anyone else doing. And then you can
52:24track the output. So applications
52:25received, screening calls booked,
52:27screening calls completed, trials tent,
52:29final interviews, offers made, etc.,
52:31right? And it tracks it throughout the
52:33month as well. It's also set up the
52:35tracker so that it matches the date,
52:37right? So for example, over here we have
52:39the 6th of January. So it actually
52:40figures out, okay, this is the current
52:42date and then it has a total section at
52:44the bottom with pre-filled formulas as
52:46well, right? And so if you like, okay, I
52:48need to track for tracking sales calls
52:50for the month for you could easily build
52:51that board and automate it as well.
52:53Pretty amazing. So if you go inside
52:56here, it's now building out the AI SEO
52:59content writer as you can see. And then
53:01you can see we can now type in the type
53:03of guide that we want to build with the
53:05tone, the word count, the target
53:07keywords, etc. So let me show you an
53:09example. So, if we put best AI tools
53:122026 over here using this content writer
53:16and then let's say for example we want
53:18to generate a blog post professional
53:191,500 words target keywords AI tools. We
53:23can click generate content and that'll
53:25begin to use AI to generate the content
53:27for our SEO blog. Right? And so we've
53:28created our own kind of AI SAS tool in
53:31literally one prompt. It just one shoted
53:33it right as you can see right there. So
53:35it's beginning to build this out and
53:36then once you're happy with the outputs
53:38etc. Then you can click on publish
53:40artifact and you are good to go on that.
53:42All right. So that's basically it. Just
53:44to recap, we've covered so much right
53:46there. I've covered for example how to
53:48build landing pages and websites based
53:50on what's worth me. How to generate SEO
53:52content. How to build mini apps like
53:54this as you can see with AI built into
53:56them. How to automate your Twitter. You
53:58can see it's actually generated the SEO
54:00article over here. And then if we copy
54:03that, we'll go to markdown life preview.
54:06There you go. Boom. You've just created
54:08a SEO tool that can generate content for
54:10you. Pretty amazing. I've shown you how
54:12I automate live streams and live stream
54:14notes and create like 6,000word guides
54:16using Claude. We've talked about
54:18creating skills like for example YouTube
54:20titles, agent comput as well. And then
54:24also how to open up GitHub inside Claw
54:27Code, how to combine anti-gravity and
54:29claw code as well. And how to basically
54:31solve or fix any constraint in your
54:33business like we were talking about with
54:35hiring sales reps, right? like you can
54:37create a 30-day plan and it basically
54:39plans out the inputs aka the tasks you
54:41have to do so meticulously and so in
54:43such an easy way to track that you can
54:45basically solve any sort of issue within
54:47your business right if I'm like okay I
54:49need to get more customers for the
54:50profit boardroom give me some ideas on
54:52what I can do today to improve that then
54:53I can create a tracker here and the
54:55other cool thing is if this doesn't work
54:57you can be like okay give me some more
54:58ideas and then at the bottom as well
55:00you've got a bunch of ideas on the
55:0230-day plan right so it gives you the
55:0330-day plan on the tab at the bottom and
55:05then we've got the input targets and the
55:07benchmarks as well. So actual here's a
55:09target, here's the actual is a gap,
55:10right? And here's how to improve it,
55:12which is pretty amazing as well. So it
55:14gives you like the KPIs for the project.
55:16And again, like that's something that
55:17might take a day for most people and
55:19we've automated it in 10 minutes. Yeah,
55:21that's pretty much it. Now, if you want
55:23to get all of my trainings from today,
55:27you can get that inside the AI success
55:29lab. This is an amazing community where
55:32we basically connect you with 43,900
55:35members as you can see right here. It's
55:36a free community. You can post inside
55:38the community, see all the updates, etc.
55:40If you go to the classroom and then you
55:42go to January, you can find all my
55:44latest updates from this month. And
55:46again, we're only on the 6th of January
55:48and you can see all this stuff that
55:49we've added inside the free training
55:51here. All of them come with video
55:53tutorials, plus resources, notes, 30-day
55:55plans, etc., plus prompts and everything
55:57else. What else we got here? So, if you
55:59go inside the classroom here and then
56:01for example, you go to NA10 automations,
56:06you'll find all our free automations.
56:07We've got 53 AICO tools, a full course
56:10on learning AI automation, a thousand
56:12NA10 templates. This is all free for you
56:14to check out. And then if you want to
56:16connect with me personally, if you want
56:18to join a tribe of winners, if you want
56:19to see how people how real business
56:21owners are actually using this for their
56:23business, then feel free to check out
56:24the AR profit boarding inside there. We
56:27have an amazing community. We have a
56:29actual daily accountability group where
56:31people post their goals, check in. You
56:34can see like people are tagging each
56:35other. So, it's an amazing community
56:37where everyone's like very close-knit as
56:38well. And I just love being part of that
56:40as well. And then also you can see here
56:42we have like different challenges going
56:44on. You can see how people are posting
56:45and asking questions and that we all
56:47help each other. For example, people
56:49asking questions and then seven people
56:51get back to them within seven hours.
56:53like basically it connects you with
56:55people and you can get the answers and
56:56solve problems very quickly. You can
56:58also share wins. So you can see here for
57:00example like Jason automated his blog
57:02posts. You can see Leland is sharing
57:05their SEO operating system. We've got
57:08for example Vladimir building out a
57:10backlink checker prototype and
57:12automating newsletters with AI. All
57:14sorts of crazy stuff, right? People
57:16building like Chrome extensions and
57:17these are just wins within the last
57:18seven days. So there's so much cool
57:20stuff going in there. It's just great to
57:22be part of something. You can also DM me
57:24personally, so you can direct message me
57:25whenever you need help. And you can also
57:27post inside the community whenever you
57:29need help. Here we have training calls
57:31four times a week. So you can actually
57:32jump on a coaching call with a PhD
57:35trained specialist. You know, you can
57:37jump on those calls and meet the
57:38community asking the questions in real
57:40time, which I think is really powerful,
57:41too. Empower AI says, "Does it print in
57:44WordPress?" I was able to do that with
57:45Manis. Yeah. So if you using the
57:47computer use AI agent, you could
57:49actually get the Chrome extension to
57:50operate WordPress for you. So let's say
57:52for example you were creating a blog
57:54post with Claude, you could ask Claude
57:56to use agent browser to then go off and
57:58post inside WordPress as well, which is
58:00pretty awesome. And then inside the
58:03classroom here as well, we help you with
58:05business automation. So if you're like,
58:07okay, I want to learn how to apply all
58:09these systems that Julian's talked about
58:11today into my business. I want to learn
58:13how to automate AI. where you can learn
58:15how to build your first AI agent in
58:16under five minutes. And you can also
58:18learn from complete beginner to expert
58:21how to use AI and implement it inside
58:23your business using the homework from
58:24that classroom. On top of that, if you
58:26want to learn how to automate AI videos
58:29based on what's working for me, you can
58:30get that inside this section. So, for
58:32example, we show you how to automate AI
58:34avatar videos, our best prompts, the
58:36full workflow, and these are like quick
58:38tutorials that you can either do
58:40yourself or give to your team and just
58:42implement very quickly. Top of that, if
58:44you struggle with overwhelm or shiny
58:46object syndrome or you feel like it's
58:47too much to keep up with AI or you feel
58:49like you're behind, we actually have a
58:51focus protocol and we do weekly AI
58:53updates where I condense all of my 80
58:55hours of research into a 5minute update
58:57inside the weekly update section, right?
59:00So, you can actually get these weekly
59:01updates where it's like, here's what to
59:02focus on, here's what to ignore, turn
59:05off your notifications, you don't need
59:06to worry about YouTube tutorials, just
59:08get on and focus for your business and
59:10I'll handle the rest for you and keep
59:11you posted. Right? So, I think that's
59:13pretty awesome. That's one of the most
59:14valuedriven things we can do for you.
59:16Also, you can learn how to get clients
59:19with our full agency course. So, if
59:20you're a freelancer, you want more
59:21clients, you're an agency, you can learn
59:23how to get clients based on what works
59:24for me. You can watch back the coaching
59:26call recordings whenever you want. We've
59:28got all of our best AI SEO automations
59:30inside this section. Plus, you get free
59:32access to the SEO lead circle when you
59:33join annually. And also, you can check
59:36out our YouTube AI road map that shows
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