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0:00In this video, I'm going to be showing
0:01you how to build a 100% automated
0:03content generation system for your
0:06business using Claude Code. We're going
0:08to start with the basics [music] like
0:09connecting your tools and setting up
0:11your environment. Then, we're going to
0:12get into ideation and [music] creating
0:14assets that look amazing for your brand.
0:17After that, I'm going to show you
0:19[music] how to not only schedule all of
0:20your posts from Claude Code, but how to
0:22automate the entire process. So, all you
0:24have to do is type in a [music] couple
0:25of words and you get all of your social
0:27media handled. Now, the promise might
0:29sound too good to be true. [music] So,
0:31first, let me just show you what we're
0:32going to be building today live. Let's
0:34say I want to create a LinkedIn [music]
0:36post and an Instagram post around this
0:39video right here where this Claude setup
0:41does weeks of work and hours. What I can
0:43do is I can click this. I can copy the
0:46link up here. I can go to Claude and I
0:48can type in /carous
0:51creator and then [music] paste in my
0:53YouTube video URL and then send it off.
0:56And now my LinkedIn and Instagram posts
0:58are going to be created for me. [music]
1:00And it's not just going to generate some
1:02weird AI slop. We have a lot working
1:04underneath the hood that's making this
1:05possible. We have real images of me that
1:08it's going to be using in the post. We
1:10have assets like a voice file that has
1:14captured my voice that I'm going to show
1:15you how to create today. We have
1:17instruction files in here for certain
1:19image styles and how we need to create
1:21images. All of this is stuff that we're
1:23going to be creating together in this
1:25video. you will have a fully automated
1:27content generation system with your
1:29voice, your assets, your images, and
1:32everything in between. Now, after this
1:34single prompt that I typed out, that's
1:36all it took, and this was the result. If
1:39we scroll down, as you can see, we have
1:42the deck that I built for this. An image
1:45of me on the balcony over here, a
1:47complete Instagram carousel using all of
1:50the data that I had from that video,
1:53actual words that I spoke in the video.
1:55It repurposed them into this nice
1:57branded format. And it's a scroll
2:00stopping post. And this was automated.
2:02All I have to say now in clawed code is
2:05schedule for AG6. and I can send it off.
2:09And that's it. That took two prompts.
2:11Prompt number one, prompt number two.
2:14And it didn't only generate the images
2:17from the video, but it also created text
2:19to go in those posts. And so, just like
2:21that, those have been scheduled for my
2:23social media accounts because of this
2:25automated system. We could have even
2:27automated the scheduling if we wanted
2:28to. And you can even see that over here
2:30in my content calendar that I've
2:32connected to Claude Code. We have all of
2:34our posts being scheduled now with
2:36Claude Code. And we can easily fill up
2:38our calendar with this automation. This
2:40is what it's going to look like on
2:41LinkedIn. This is what it's going to
2:43look like on Instagram with all of those
2:45images in that nice carousel format. And
2:47now it's just about filling up your
2:49calendar with amazing content. This
2:50setup gives that capability to you. So,
2:53in order to create what I just showed
2:55you, it takes about five steps. And
2:57after this video, you'll have all of
2:59your social media pretty much on an
3:01automated schedule, and it's going to be
3:02a lot easier to get in a rhythm when it
3:04comes to posting. So, let's get into
3:06those five steps. So, step number one is
3:09to set up your environment. So, there's
3:11three tools that you need in order to
3:13accomplish this. And it takes about 10
3:15minutes to set up and connect all of
3:17those tools. So, in this video, I'm
3:19going to be showing you how to do that.
3:21Next stage is ideation. After you have
3:23everything connected, this is a stage
3:25where you find different social media
3:27posts that you like, that you're
3:28inspired by, different styles that you
3:30want to replicate. Do something that
3:32already works and mix it with your
3:34brand. It's never that good of an idea
3:37to reinvent the wheel on social media
3:39because there's an algorithm for a
3:40reason. People don't want to be seeing
3:41something new. They want to be seeing
3:43something that they've already seen
3:44before with a different character behind
3:46it. And that character is your business
3:48or your brand. And the ideas are just
3:51reused in a better way. And so the
3:53ideation phase is where you're going to
3:54gather your assets, decide on your post
3:56types, like do you want text and image,
3:59just text posts? Do you want a carousel
4:01post? What platforms do you want to be
4:03posting on? These are post types and you
4:06can kind of create templates with this
4:08ideation phase. The next step is to
4:11shape your voice. In this video, I'm
4:12going to show one file that allows your
4:14post to stop sounding like everyone
4:16else's and to not make them sound so AI
4:19generated. This is going to help you
4:20mitigate AI slop entirely. And so, it's
4:23kind of an interview process where you
4:25can use claw code to shape your voice
4:27file so it writes content like you
4:30instead of like AI. Next, we're going to
4:33build a carousel post. So, I think
4:34carousels are one of the more dynamic
4:36things that need to flow. And a carousel
4:38is five images back to back to back on
4:41Instagram or LinkedIn. And this is a
4:44complex thing to do. But in this video,
4:46I want to show you how to do it from
4:47start to finish on camera so you can see
4:49the entire ideation and design process
4:52when it comes to something a little bit
4:53more complex like a carousel. And if you
4:55can build a carousel, you can build
4:57pretty much anything. And then I'm going
4:59to show you how to automate it. And this
5:00is just something you can type in one
5:02command. You can run this on a schedule
5:05and it allows you to stop thinking about
5:06it and like I said earlier, get in a
5:08better rhythm with your content. So
5:10let's start with step number one,
5:12setting up the environment. First, we
5:14need to understand what tools do we need
5:16to accomplish this and what do those
5:17tools cost. So the first tool you need
5:20is Claude Code. Claude code is not only
5:22your designer that's going to help you
5:24create the image and video prompts if
5:26you're going to be uploading videos, but
5:28it's also your writer. It's the thing
5:30that takes your ideas and makes actual
5:33good posts. And it's also going to be
5:35deciding for you and strategizing for
5:37you. Obviously, claude code is one of
5:40the most important tools here because
5:42it's the engine around everything in the
5:44execution layer. Now, if you're nervous
5:46about cloud code or you've never used
5:48claw code before, don't be. You can use
5:50it without knowing how to code without
5:52being that technical. And if you're
5:54really wanting to understand it deeper,
5:56first go watch the tutorial I've linked
5:58in the upper right hand corner, my full
6:00Clawed Code guide. And that will get you
6:01up to speed on what Claude Code is.
6:03It'll get you using it and comfortable
6:05and get it installed on your computer.
6:06So, make sure you do that first and then
6:08come back to this video if you're on
6:10edge about that. The next tool we need
6:12is FAL. And FAL is an aggregate for
6:15image generation tools and video
6:18generation tools. We're going to be
6:20running GPT image 2. I think that's
6:22probably the best for carousels right
6:23now and just good AI generated images
6:26with anything. It could be a picture of
6:28you and it maintains the exact way you
6:31look. It can add text to images and do
6:33so many cool things. And instead of
6:35paying a monthly fee, you pay per image
6:37so there's less of a commitment. And
6:38they have pretty much all the image and
6:39video models. So a week of posts costs
6:41about a coffee. I like how it said that
6:43there. And the last tool that we're
6:45going to need, which is the crucial
6:47bridge between Claude Code and FA to our
6:50actual social accounts, is Blatado.
6:52Blatado is the scheduling tool that
6:54allows you to link all nine platforms
6:57for your social media. So Claude doesn't
6:59have to try to go connect and it's very
7:02hard to connect your platforms
7:03otherwise. So Blatado is a thing that
7:05allows you to schedule your posts out,
7:07connect your platforms in one place. And
7:09Blatato also comes packed with a bunch
7:12of skills and prompts to write social
7:14media posts. So all in all for
7:16scheduling, Blatado is the best tool.
7:20And this is the tool stack that we're
7:21going to need. And this is basically
7:23your social media marketing department
7:25right here. Now, let's take a look at
7:26what these tools cost. So Claude on the
7:28floor plan is $20 a month if you want to
7:31run Claude code, which I highly
7:33recommend. I don't know how I would do
7:35this otherwise. I'm on the $200 a month
7:37plan. And I've been paying Claude 200 a
7:39month for the past year, a little over a
7:41year now. I don't regret a single month.
7:43It is the best tool on the market. Then
7:45we have foul. This costs you cents per
7:47image, especially if you get your
7:48prompts dialed in with Claude, which it
7:50can easily help you create amazing image
7:52prompts. You can put $10 on this thing
7:54and forget about it for months. Maybe
7:56not months if you're posting a lot, but
7:5710 to 20 bucks and it will go a long
8:00way. The next tool, Blatato, which make
8:02sure you use my link in the description
8:04because they are the sponsor of this
8:05video. I was using them before they
8:07sponsored, but Blatado is going to run
8:09you $29 a month on their starter plan.
8:11The starter plan has always worked out
8:13great for me because I don't have over
8:1539 social accounts that I'm connecting
8:16to. I have about three. So, that's what
8:18Blato costs for the scheduling tool and
8:20it's a necessity for this video. So, all
8:23in all, for I would say $60 to $70, you
8:27could have a full month worth of social
8:29media posts all planned out and ready to
8:32go, which is not bad considering what a
8:35marketing agency will run you. So, now
8:37let's connect all of these tools and get
8:39our environment set up. I'm going to
8:41walk you through the entire process step
8:43by step. And this is like a one-time
8:45thing. Once you get everything set up
8:46and connected, then you just live in
8:48Cloud Code and you can generate all the
8:50images there. You can generate all the
8:52text for any post on LinkedIn,
8:54Instagram, anything you want. You can do
8:57it all from cloud code after you get
8:58this all connected. So, let's get the
9:00boring stuff out of the way. Right now,
9:02before we get into connecting anything
9:04or setting up any of these fancy tools,
9:05what we need to do is we need to create
9:07a working directory where we are going
9:09to store all of our images and where
9:10Claude Code is going to work from. And
9:13so, a working directory when using
9:14Claude Code is literally a folder on
9:17your desktop. And so let's create a
9:19folder on our desktop where we will be
9:21generating our images to and from. I'm
9:24in a location on my computer. What I'm
9:26going to do is rightclick and hit new
9:27folder. And what I'm going to call this
9:29is content system. And then in
9:31parenthesis I will put Aif for AI
9:34foundations. And then I'm going to hit
9:35enter. So here we have a folder. This is
9:38Claude's working directory. So anything
9:40we put in here can be used by Claude.
9:42And it will also be putting its contents
9:44that it generates with foul in here. And
9:46so I'm going to click in here. Then I'm
9:48going to create a new folder called
9:51assets. Now, what I want you to do now
9:54is think about any assets you currently
9:56have that you want to be used in your
9:57social media. I recommend you do real
10:00photos of real things that you do, real
10:02images of yourself. I see a lot of
10:04people now doing AI generated images of
10:06everything of their yourself and then
10:08their AI generated content doesn't
10:10perform. And there's a reason for that.
10:12The more human you can make something
10:14look in an automated fashion, the better
10:16it's going to perform. So right now what
10:18I'm going to do is I'm going to click in
10:19my assets folder. And now I'm in assets.
10:23I'm going to rightclick and hit new
10:25folder again. And what I can do is I can
10:26create a folder within assets. I will
10:29call this something like images of me.
10:34You can call this anything. You could
10:35even have images and then you could have
10:37multiple subfolders within images. You
10:39can organize this however you want, but
10:41I'm just going to create a folder called
10:42images of me. So now we have our main
10:45content system folder with an assets
10:47folder in it and then an images of me.
10:49And here I'm going to go find a bunch of
10:51images of me that I want to use in my
10:54social media content. And these are
10:55going to be real life images taken of me
10:58that we can AI enhance. So I've prepared
11:00for this. I've got a couple of images of
11:02me out in public. And if I'm trying to
11:04sell the dream of AI, I've got to show
11:06me, of course, by the ocean out when I'm
11:09actually not working at my desk because
11:10that is what makes an attractive brand
11:12is the dream, I guess. So, I'm going to
11:14find all of these photos of me I have
11:16kind of working on the go uh because
11:19Claude's basically working in the
11:21background in all of these images. So, I
11:23can present my social media content that
11:25way as well. And I'm going to drag all
11:27of these in here and just show a little
11:29bit of the lifestyle to show me and what
11:31I do on a day-to-day basis rather than
11:32me at the desk. It's not too attractive
11:34to be at a desk for 12 hours a day. What
11:36is attractive though is being out and
11:38about. And I can use that to enhance my
11:40quality. So I've got some images in here
11:42of me and I've got them named. So
11:45balcony ocean coffee cafe pink laptop
11:48Harris lunch phone balcony sea laptop.
11:50So that Claude can read in here and see
11:53what type of image would be good for a
11:54specific post. I'm going to add one more
11:56image. And so now we have images of me
11:58within my assets folder. And so this is
12:01setting up your environment and getting
12:02it ready for claude code. All of our
12:05outputs will come to this as well. We
12:07can probably have a folder in here or
12:09claude can create a folder for us called
12:10like outputs and it will be able to do
12:12that for us. And just to show you what's
12:14happening right now, if I go to Claude
12:15Code, as you can see, I'm in Claude
12:17Code, and I open up the folder, my
12:19working directory, which if you don't
12:21know what this is, again, go watch that
12:23video that I linked earlier, my full
12:24Claw Code tutorial, cuz I explain all of
12:26this. But I'm going to hit open folder
12:28and open that folder with Claw Code. So,
12:31I'm going to select open. And then what
12:32I'm going to do is I'm going to select
12:33the content system that we just created,
12:36and then hit open. Now, when I open it,
12:38I'll hit trust workspace. I'll turn the
12:40mode to auto and enable auto mode. What
12:43I can do is I can talk to Claude about
12:45my folder. I can ask it, what do you see
12:47in this folder right now? And I can send
12:49it off. I'm going to make the effort
12:51level medium. And right now, I'm just
12:52showing you how your environment works
12:54in Claude code. Claude can write to a
12:56folder on your computer. And it can also
12:58take a look at the elements within the
12:59folder. So right now, it's looking at
13:01the entire tree. It says the folder is
13:03nearly empty, just one asset directory.
13:06and it lists all of my files, six photos
13:08of you, you know, scripts, docs, etc.
13:10It's a fresh workspace, which is what we
13:12want because this is going to become our
13:13content system. And just so you know,
13:15Claude can actually look at these
13:16images. So that's what makes it so
13:18powerful is having real images of you in
13:20here. Next, we need to connect our tools
13:22to make this setup actually powerful. We
13:24need to go get a foul API key and
13:26connect our foul. And we also need to
13:28connect Blatado and get signed up and
13:30logged into all of our social accounts
13:32so posting becomes super easy. So this
13:35is FAL. You can go to fal.ai. That's
13:38fal.ai.
13:39And this is the generative media
13:41platform for developers. So yes, you can
13:43consider yourself a developer now, I
13:44suppose. But the pricing is what's
13:47making this app so nice. You just pay
13:49per use. You're not paying a monthly
13:50subscription for something you're never
13:52going to use. You pay 3 cents if you
13:54want an image or 1 cent depending on the
13:56model. Videos are a little bit more
13:58expensive, but you're paying like seven
13:59cents to get a nice video generated or 5
14:01cents. So, make sure that you get logged
14:03in and signed up for FAL. And then we're
14:06going to load in some credits. So, you
14:08can hit login. You can do GitHub,
14:10Google, or SSO. And then you're going to
14:12be brought to a dashboard that looks
14:14something like this. So, here's my
14:15dashboard. What you want to do when you
14:18log in is add credits. So, in the upper
14:20right hand corner, you're going to see
14:21something that says credits. You can
14:23just buy 5 to10 to $15, something small
14:27to begin with. I've only got $20 loaded
14:29in right now. And make sure that if
14:31there is any autopay on that you can
14:34just shut that off just in case your
14:35model goes rogue and starts generating a
14:37bunch of images. It's never happened to
14:39me, but just be safe. Don't turn auto
14:41top up on. But once you add in some
14:42credits, the next thing you need to do
14:44is generate an API key. So click this
14:46button right here that says get an API
14:48key. You can find this elsewhere as
14:50well, but there should be a button that
14:51says get an API key. And it's going to
14:53take you to your settings and developer
14:56API keys. What you want to do is you
14:58want to select add key. Make sure the
15:00scope is on API. And then you can just
15:02name your key. This is going to be the
15:03key name. So you can give it a
15:05description. I'm just going to say this
15:07is a test key for a video. Then I'll hit
15:10create key. And then that gives you an
15:12API key right here that you do not want
15:13to show to anybody because it gives
15:16people access to use your credits. So I
15:19will hit copy key. And then what you
15:20need to do is head back over to Claude
15:22and make sure that you select new
15:23session. When you do that, you're going
15:25to see this little button that says
15:26local popup. You want to select that.
15:28And then in the upper right hand corner
15:30of that popup by that blue check mark,
15:31if you hover over this local
15:33environment, there's going to be a
15:34little settings icon. What you want to
15:36do is you want to click that settings
15:37icon. And this is where your secret
15:39passwords are stored in Claude. And it's
15:41your local environment. Claude never
15:43actually sees the key here, but what it
15:45can do is it can use it. It can call
15:47your computer to run a command to use
15:49the capabilities of FAL and generate
15:51images and stuff like that. The format
15:53is falc_key
15:55and you want to type that out in all
15:57capitals and then type in equals and
15:59then paste in your API key and then you
16:02want to hit save changes and just like
16:04that you've added your key and you now
16:06have image and video generation
16:07capabilities in your clawed account. So
16:11here I'll show you a quick test so that
16:13you can see the image capability working
16:15firsthand. I'm going to be a little bit
16:17goofy, but you want to give context into
16:19what you've just done to your claude so
16:22it knows. I can say I've just connected
16:24my foul API key and I want you to
16:27generate an image of a cat running on
16:29the beach with a big rainbow in the
16:30background as cheap and fast as you
16:32possibly can. Make sure that you read
16:33the foul documentation so you can make
16:36this request. And so just giving a
16:37little bit of context so it understands
16:39I have my foul API key. I'm telling it
16:41to read the documentation and then I can
16:43send it off. You can create rules around
16:46this stuff that are in your folder. You
16:48don't have to tell it that every single
16:49time. It will just know and understand
16:51that, okay, this is how I generate an
16:53image because this is Drake's image
16:55generation file guide. Whatever you want
16:58to do, but giving it context on the
16:59first couple of runs, letting it know
17:01that you use foul is ideal. Then just
17:04tell it to bake it in its instruction
17:06file for that directory and it will
17:07remember to do that every time to use
17:09foul. And just like that, Claude has
17:11image generation capabilities. generated
17:13a bad image of a cat on a beach because
17:15we went with the cheapest model
17:16possible. I mean, it's so cheap, it's
17:19almost insane. It cost me less than 1
17:22cent, a third of a cent to generate that
17:24image. So, even this can be good
17:26inspiration, I guess. So, next, what we
17:28need to do is connect Blatado. And after
17:30that, the environment will be set up.
17:32All of the tools you need to create
17:33amazing social media content will be
17:35ready to go. So, again, Blato is the
17:38social media hub. It's where you
17:39securely link all of your accounts so
17:42that Claude can post on your behalf or
17:44schedule things on your behalf. Let's
17:46get signed up now and I'm going to show
17:48you how to log into everything. So, I'm
17:49going to leave a link down in the
17:51description for Blatado. Make sure you
17:53go and use my link. Again, Blatado is
17:56the sponsor of this video and they
17:58reached out to me after I was already
18:00busy using them. So, it made it super
18:02convenient. The pricing is
18:04straightforward. They have three plans.
18:06The starter plan, the creator plan, and
18:09the agency plan. So, the starter plan,
18:11that's the one I'm on, and it's been
18:13more than enough for me because you get
18:1420 social media accounts that you can
18:16connect. You get all of the viral
18:18templates, you get unlimited AI writing
18:21threads, the social media API, literally
18:24everything you need. So, I would
18:26recommend starting on this plan and
18:27working your way up as you start
18:29scaling, but this should be more than
18:32enough for most of you. And so get
18:33signed up for starter. I do believe you
18:35get a free trial. So make sure you use
18:37your free trial and get logged in. And
18:39once you're logged in, you're going to
18:41be looking at a nice backend dashboard
18:44where yes, you can create posts in here
18:46and schedule from this dashboard. But
18:49the real power comes from when you hook
18:51it up to Claude. So let's connect our
18:53social media accounts. That way we can
18:56post on them from Claude. I'm going to
18:59go to my settings right here in the
19:00sidebar. And once you go to settings,
19:02make sure you read these account notices
19:04and that you uh don't just connect to
19:06anything so you don't get flagged or
19:08banned because a lot of social media
19:10platforms are a little picky about
19:13connecting to outside sources. So be
19:15careful with that. I've got my LinkedIn
19:17connected, my Instagram, and my X
19:19account. Logging into this is as simple
19:22as it sounds. You click it and then you
19:24log in through a secure authenticated
19:26link. So when I hit login with LinkedIn,
19:28it's literally like I'm using my
19:30LinkedIn login just except here. So it
19:33can connect in that secured OOTH like
19:36fashion. And so I've connected
19:37personally my LinkedIn, my X, and my
19:40Instagram since those are the three
19:42things that I don't focus enough on that
19:44I want to start scaling YouTube. I'm
19:45good. And I create all of my content
19:48organically. So I don't really want to
19:50automate that. But you can do Pinterest,
19:52Threads, Facebook, you can do pretty
19:55much any platform you can think of. So,
19:57what you need to do right now is get
19:59connected and logged in to all of the
20:01accounts that you want to automate in
20:02your accounts section of your settings.
20:04And while you're still in settings,
20:06after you get all of your accounts
20:07connected, what you need to do is go to
20:09this little API section right here. And
20:11then you just need to hit copy API key.
20:14There are multiple ways to connect. You
20:15can add a custom connector. You can do
20:17it through the terminal. so many
20:19different ways. But what I'm going to do
20:20is the exact same way we set up fal.
20:22That's how I'm going to set it up. What
20:24I'm going to do is select copy API key
20:26and it's copied to my clipboard. I'm
20:28going to go back to my claw code
20:29session. I'm going to select new session
20:32and then again I'm going to go into my
20:33local environment and hit the settings
20:35icon. And then I'm going to type out
20:38blotado_key
20:42equals. And then I'm going to paste in
20:45that API key just like that. Now I'm
20:48going to hit save. And just like that,
20:51Claude Code has access to Blato
20:53capabilities. So I can say I've just
20:55connected my Blotado API key. What I
20:58want you to do is read the documentation
21:00and post a textonly post on LinkedIn
21:02that says hello world. And I will send
21:05this off just to show you spelled blat
21:09wrong, but I'm sure it will figure it
21:10out. Uh, but I just want to show you
21:13what this looks like and how we will
21:15actually upload a post to LinkedIn that
21:17says hello world, a textonly post. And I
21:19spelled it wrong, so it's searching all
21:21over the place. I'm going to say blow.
21:24And then I'm going to upload the
21:26documentation. I'm going to go to API
21:28quickart. And then I'm going to paste in
21:31help.blat.com API start. And I'll go
21:34back to claude, put that in quotes, and
21:36then paste in the documentation. And
21:38then I'll say this should help. and send
21:41it off. And the documentation is what
21:43allows Claude to understand how to
21:45create requests with the API key that
21:47you uploaded to your local environment.
21:49You could do this through the connector,
21:50but I've always found that doing the
21:53documentation is always faster once it
21:55understands it and it uses less context.
21:57It says found the docs and your blat API
22:00key in the environment. First, listing
22:01your connected accounts. It says one
22:03LinkedIn account, Drake Srirach, posting
22:05the text there now. And it says posted.
22:08And so what I can do is I can go look
22:10and see did that actually post on my
22:13LinkedIn. I'm here on LinkedIn right
22:14now. I'm just going to go to my page and
22:17scroll down. Let's see if Yep. Okay, it
22:21posted. So, it's already gotten one
22:23impression and I think this is going to
22:24make me a lot of money. Two impressions
22:27now. Okay, I better take this off before
22:29people start getting concerned. And so
22:30that is how to set up your environment
22:32to where you can generate an image and
22:34you can even use that image to post on
22:36any of your social accounts. you've
22:37connected in blat. From here, it's all
22:40about taste and creativity. So, let's
22:42move on to the next step, which is
22:43ideation. This is where you find what
22:46you like. As I just said, gather your
22:48assets and decide your post types. So,
22:51do you want to be posting text with
22:53images? Do you want to be posting just
22:55text? What do you want that text to be?
22:57What do you want those images to look
22:59like? That type of thing. After we
23:01idiate, we're going to shape our voice
23:02so that the text that we generate is
23:05actually real and it's us and it's not
23:08AI like sounding. And then we're going
23:10to build the carousel and we're going to
23:12learn how to automate some of this
23:14process with a clawed routine. So you
23:17can set rules, you can tell your content
23:19system to never post without you. You
23:21can tell it to only draft, never use the
23:24actual post command so something
23:25accidentally doesn't get posted. You can
23:27set any rule you want and tell it to put
23:29it in its instruction file and it will
23:31follow those instructions every single
23:33time. But what I'm mainly concerned with
23:35right now is generating something that
23:37looks good. So what you need to do is
23:40you need to find things that you like
23:42and start injecting your style to create
23:45some good templates that you'll want to
23:46reuse. I recommend that you use two to
23:49three colors. And I recommend these
23:51colors are contrasting each other a
23:53little bit to have a little bit of pop.
23:55For example, orange and blue go really
23:56good with each other. Black and white go
23:58really good with each other with a nice
24:00accent. This is going to be kind of your
24:02own taste. And a lot of you might have a
24:03brand or a color that you like already.
24:06You already might have your own branding
24:07guide. It's kind of where you want to
24:09inject your brand, your company values,
24:12and everything that's possible into the
24:15look and feel of your assets. So, I'm
24:17just going to show you an example of how
24:19I might go about ideulating a certain
24:22file type. So, you can go to any tool
24:24that you want. Pinterest is a really
24:26good tool if you want to find
24:27inspiration. You might already know a
24:30brand you like. Maybe you like Apple's
24:31branding, Nike's branding, Adidas, any
24:34big company that you might be like,
24:36"Yeah, you know, I love the way that
24:37their stuff looks." Or you can go to
24:39Pinterest and find new things. Or you
24:41may already have an idea of what you
24:42want your post to look like. I just
24:44recommend you get them consistent. So,
24:46an example, if I'm going to post on
24:48Instagram and I'm a health coach, let's
24:49say, I might want to type in the search
24:51bar health coach Instagram. And what
24:53you're going to get is a bunch of images
24:56for aesthetic health coach Instagrams.
24:59And you can really start to find clear
25:01styles. And it's important that you try
25:03to find a clear style that you can
25:04reference. So, if I click in here, for
25:06instance, as you can see, it's the same,
25:08right? It has this nice text with these
25:10lines. So, that's the kind of style that
25:13you want to go for in my opinion when
25:14you're generating. social post. If
25:16you're a roofing company, obviously it's
25:18going to be completely different. For
25:19instance, you you're not going to want
25:21it to be as aesthetic, but you're going
25:23to want it to be a little bit more
25:24hands-on using real images from your
25:27crew. You can get a lot of inspiration
25:29for what good posts and good feeds look
25:32like and a consistent style. For
25:34instance, this is a roofing company or
25:37not even a roofing company, a
25:38construction company in general. And it
25:40just depends on who you are and what
25:41you're doing and what you're trying to
25:43sell. But you can go here and find a lot
25:45of inspiration for styles and online
25:47anywhere honestly. Like these would be
25:49good for Instagram carousels. That's one
25:51way you can find inspiration. Another
25:53way is just trying things out and
25:55telling Claude what you want and then
25:57creating your style templates with that.
25:59So, I'm going to add files or photos and
26:01I'm going to go to my assets. I'm going
26:03to delete that cat image on the beach.
26:05We don't need that anymore. I'm going to
26:07go to the images of me and I'm going to
26:08open up this image of me looking in the
26:11distance in Croatia by the sea. A real
26:14image of me. And this is nice because it
26:16uses my brand colors like the sky is
26:18blue, my pants are blue, white, blue
26:20sea. These are really my brand colors at
26:23the end of the day. And then I can just
26:25try to create something. Let's say I
26:27want to create an Instagram carousel
26:29with multiple images to swipe. And I
26:31want to be giving away clawed skills to
26:33people on my Instagram as a lead magnet.
26:35Let me try to create a nice cover image
26:37that really stops people as they're
26:39scrolling down their feed. I can turn
26:40this to Sonnet because I think Sonnet is
26:43really good at the creative thinking and
26:45more of the knowledge work tasks
26:47compared to Opus and Fable. Opus and
26:48Fable are really good at like software
26:50engineering and stuff, but Sonnet has a
26:52little bit more of a creative side to
26:53it. So, I'm going to go with Claude
26:54Sonnet as my model. And I'm going to say
26:57I want to create an editorial styled
27:00Instagram carousel cover using the image
27:03that I've uploaded of myself. It's in
27:05the folder and it's the one where I'm
27:07looking in the distance by the sea. I
27:08think that's something like what the
27:10name is called. And what I want to do is
27:12I want this to be the first photo of an
27:14Instagram carousel. And it's where I'm
27:16going to be giving away skills that run
27:18my business so I don't have to. And I'm
27:20kind of thinking I want skills in nice
27:22big, tall, and bold letters behind me a
27:25little bit. and behind my head in the
27:26background. And I want the subtext to be
27:30that runs my business so I don't have
27:32to. And a little bit more of an accent
27:33font, maybe a serif font that looks
27:36really nice and clean and wavy. And what
27:39I want is like a vignette around this.
27:41And I want it to be a little bit grainy
27:43and bring out the golden colors a little
27:45bit and just make sure that we stay
27:47consistent and on brand with the grain
27:50with the text color matching my shirt
27:52and make this just really feel like it's
27:55blending into the image and the
27:56showstopper when people are scrolling on
27:58Instagram. So this is kind of how I go
28:00about my ideation process. I just try to
28:02create very cool things. And when I have
28:04a really cool thing that's created, I
28:07take not just like the picture and post
28:09it once, but I take the template, like
28:11how is the text on the screen? Can I
28:12implement that same style, the same
28:15prompt except with a different image in
28:17a different topic, right? A brand is
28:20really made up of fonts, which you
28:21should keep it really simple, like two
28:23fonts and two or three colors, and then
28:27just a typical style that you use, the
28:29way that the text sits on the screen.
28:30And then what I want to do is I want to
28:32tell Claude I am using FAL and I've
28:35uploaded my API key to my local
28:37environment. So read the file
28:39documentation and use the image model
28:42GPT image 2 for this test when you send
28:46off and create a prompt. So I'm giving
28:47it an image model that I like using for
28:49my ideation because it does text on the
28:52image super good and maintains the image
28:55styling really nice. And so I'm once
28:56again adding context about which tool
28:59I'm using for image generation. And
29:01after I send off this prompt, I'll tell
29:02it to make a nice instruction file so I
29:05don't have to keep saying use foul. But
29:07for now, we're going to send this off.
29:08And this is going to allow us to idate
29:11assets and post types for our business.
29:14So it looks like it found the image
29:16model. GPT image 2 is real on foul. Gave
29:18me the endpoint that it's going to use.
29:20And now it's basically using my API key
29:23and foul together to create this. And
29:26this right here is the reason I'm always
29:28using an AI tool to generate AI images
29:31on the platforms because these AI tools
29:33understand how to craft good prompts
29:36that create good images. So Sonnet 5
29:39just created the entire prompt for us.
29:40If you look, it says wrote the GPT image
29:44to edit prompt. And you can see the
29:46exact prompt that it used to create
29:49whatever it's about to create. So you
29:52can not only look at this and edit it
29:54and find where certain things went
29:56wrong, but it's just insane that it can
29:58create such a good prompt for you. Okay.
30:00And it generated its first image very
30:03fast, very easy. Now, it might not be
30:06the best. The vignette is a little bit
30:08too much, I think. And also I would
30:10prefer if that runs my business so I
30:12don't have to is in front of me maybe at
30:14the bottom of the screen and that skills
30:15is a little less tall and maybe just a
30:18little thicker. And also maybe we add
30:20that run my business so I don't have to
30:21to make it make a little bit more sense.
30:23But it asked me a question. The subtext
30:25line gets cut off behind your head. How
30:27should I fix it? I'm going to say a
30:30couple of changes that I want. I want
30:32skills to be just a tad bit less tall. I
30:35do like the height, but just a little
30:37bit less tall if possible and maybe a
30:39little bit thicker and put that runs my
30:41business so I don't have to or that run
30:44my business so I don't have to in front
30:46of me kind of on my waistline or a
30:50little bit above my hands near the
30:51bottom of my image. So, I'm just going
30:53to make sure have this looking good. And
30:55the goal here is just to ideulate
30:57something until you get a couple of
30:58ideas or designs that you like. Then I'm
31:01just going to submit that. And let's see
31:02what it comes back with the next edit.
31:05It didn't do too bad of a job though.
31:06And I like it because it used an actual
31:08image of me. It edit the quality a
31:09little bit. Made the golden hour pop a
31:11little bit more. And it's really
31:12bringing out my brand colors with the
31:14white, the blue matching the skills text
31:18with my shirt. Looks super sweet. Okay,
31:20here's the next generation. A little bit
31:22better, but I can't really see skills as
31:25much. And I don't like this font
31:27entirely. It might be a little bit too
31:29big. So, I'm just going to tell Claude
31:31exactly that. Now, skills is too far
31:33behind my head. I don't really like the
31:35font. Well, the font isn't bad. I just
31:37feel like that subtext is a little too
31:38big and the image is a little bit too
31:41overedited. Seems like contrast keeps
31:43increasing. I do like the golden hue and
31:45the vignette now, but maybe decrease the
31:47contrast just a tad bit. Move skills up
31:50and make those changes. And now I'm
31:53going to send that off. And it's going
31:55to keep revising this until I get it
31:57exactly how I want it. And I want you to
31:59keep in mind right now we are just
32:00creating an idea of what we want our
32:03brand to look and feel like. If I had 30
32:06images on my Instagram that looked like
32:08this where you could slide through and
32:09get all the skills or get all the files
32:11that I'm talking about, I would be happy
32:13with that. And so we can extract certain
32:15elements from this image that we can
32:16reuse in other posts like the white
32:19color, the blue color, the vignette, the
32:21grain, the fonts. Everything that make a
32:23consistent brand we can extract from
32:25this image. After some back and forth
32:27with Claude and a few more generations,
32:29I ended up getting it exactly how I
32:31wanted. And so, this would be a good
32:33cover image if I was going to give away
32:35some skills and I wanted the carousel.
32:37So, now what I can do is I can kind of
32:39build my brand around this. Since I
32:42already have colors, it's a little bit
32:44easier for me. But you should pick
32:45colors that complement each other
32:47nicely. So, what I'm going to tell
32:48Claude to do now is, okay, what I want
32:51you to do is extract this image style.
32:53And I want this to be one of the image
32:55styles for my post types. So whatever
32:59colors are being used in here, I want
33:00you to extract it. The style I want you
33:03to extract of what what this is, what
33:05the style is, and just in general the
33:08composition and everything about it.
33:10That way, if I'm ever creating Instagram
33:12covers or LinkedIn covers again, I can
33:14reuse it with the same colors and
33:16styling and everything. And then upload
33:18it to an instruction file within my
33:21folder. But don't just put it in the
33:22general instructions. Make customized
33:24instructions for when I'm creating
33:26carousel covers. And also create a
33:28general instruction file where it has my
33:30rules for foul in the image model that I
33:33like to use and how I generate images so
33:35Claude always knows. And so what I did
33:37right there was I just created two
33:39instruction files and I want Claude to
33:41kind of review the process for how it
33:42generated images and create some
33:45instruction files that it can put within
33:47my folder. I'm going to switch this to
33:48opus, but I wanted to create these
33:50instruction files in my folder so that
33:52it knows how to generate similar content
33:54every single time. That way, I don't
33:56have to prompt it over and over and over
33:58again like you just saw me do. And so,
33:59what it did was it created those two
34:01instruction files. And if I go to my
34:03finder and I actually look at these
34:05things, as you can see, we have now an
34:08instructions folder, a claude.md, which
34:10is an instruction file that claime.
34:13and it created a folder for us called
34:15image styles and it added its own
34:17references folder. I didn't have to do
34:20any of this. It did it all on its own
34:22after I told it to create that file. And
34:24so anytime I want to create a carousel
34:26cover, I can tell it to use this style
34:28guide and it will be able to do so a lot
34:31quicker. And so that's kind of what the
34:32ideation phase is about is deciding on
34:34how many post types do you want. Maybe
34:36you want like a blank slide where you
34:38can just put information, whatever you
34:40want for videos and images in terms of
34:42colors and styling. And this is the part
34:43where you want to do it. Now I can just
34:45come into Claude and I can tell it to
34:46use the golden hour editorial style on
34:49any one of my posts and it will work. So
34:52I can say use the golden hour editorial
34:55style on the picture of me on the
34:57balcony. And I want the concept to be
35:00around the one clawed setup that made me
35:03capable of working from anywhere. I'm
35:05not sure how you would want to word
35:06that. Maybe give me a couple variations.
35:09But the idea in the carousel is I want
35:11it to have text on [snorts] the screen
35:13that really stops the person midscroll.
35:15And the idea of it is to give away a
35:17clawed setup that allows people to
35:19automate their busy work. So I can say
35:22something like that. Just kind of ramble
35:24on. And now that we have that beautiful
35:25golden hour editorial style, it will use
35:27the same concept in every photo. And
35:29eventually we can automate this and we
35:31can have this post type trigger on
35:34certain events. Maybe when I upload a
35:36YouTube video, it uses the Golden Hour
35:38editorial and creates a carousel cover
35:41for it and an entire social media suite
35:44of posts. And just like that, it found
35:46the image, rotated it for me since it
35:48was sideways, and then it created two
35:52variations, but it gave me six options
35:54for what I might want to do. And they
35:57look identical to my first initial
35:59golden hour editorial style I created.
36:02So that's the idea of ideiation. you're
36:04just kind of creating these design
36:05templates and styles that you can reuse
36:08in any situation. So, that's what I've
36:11done here. And since I have Blato
36:13connected, if I wanted to, I could just
36:16post one of these by saying, uh, post
36:18this or schedule this. That's the easy
36:22thing. And the beautiful thing about
36:23using Blatato is it's one key, one
36:26connection spot for all of your social
36:28media accounts and it just keeps you in
36:30flow state because you don't have to go
36:31find your login, get used to different
36:34platforms. It's just one spot and it
36:36forces you to upload on all of the
36:37platforms which makes you consistent in
36:39the long run. And it's going to become
36:40even more powerful when we get into the
36:42automations a little bit later. But this
36:43is very cool and you can do this in any
36:45style. This is a very basic style that I
36:48could probably do in Photoshop, but
36:49nonetheless saves me a lot of time. I
36:52can go do other things while these are
36:53generating. I like this one anywhere.
36:55Kind of looks like I'm in the middle of
36:56nowhere. And then the clawed setup that
36:58runs my busy work. I'm giving it away. I
37:00can make that bottom text look a little
37:02bit better, honestly. But I love the top
37:04text here. And it just keeps on going.
37:06Now it's doing version C for me. And
37:08what we could do is we could have a
37:09secondary agent in here reviewing to see
37:11which ones are the best. Busy work is a
37:14choice. Here's the clawed setup. That's
37:16kind of sick as well. I kind of like
37:17that. like how the W goes behind the
37:19tree and the rest of the text kind of
37:21sits on those mountains in the back.
37:23Ideation is one of the bigger parts of
37:25this video because everything else
37:27downstream stems from it. Any style that
37:29you create, any slide, any asset that
37:31you build can be reused in the future.
37:34And that's what really helps the
37:36automation stage is when you can trigger
37:39Claude to awake on a schedule to go
37:41search some news to go look at a YouTube
37:43video transcript and to create a social
37:46media post or 20 social media posts
37:49about a single piece of pillar content.
37:51That's really when it starts to become
37:54real. Now, the next part of this is to
37:56shape your voice. So, what I've provided
37:58you beneath this video is a free prompt.
38:01It's a free resource with all of the
38:02assets from today's video. You can click
38:05and get this prompt. And what it does,
38:07it doesn't do anything crazy. It just
38:08interviews you and it tries to extract
38:10your writing style and your voice. So
38:14over time, you're going to be able to
38:15add to this file. Anytime you see AI use
38:17a sentence, you can say, "I don't like
38:19this sentence. Put it in my voice file
38:22to never do that again." And AI will
38:23always have this document that it can
38:25reference when trying to write social
38:26media posts like you. Now, I get the
38:28luxury of having a YouTube channel where
38:30I have hundreds of videos where I'm just
38:32speaking like this and I can pull in all
38:35of those transcripts and say extract my
38:37voice style. So, if you have any blog
38:39posts that you've personally written,
38:41any comments, any Facebook posts, any uh
38:44YouTube videos like mine, anything at
38:46all, extract as much as you possibly can
38:49with your natural voice and tell AI that
38:51this is how you speak and to always
38:53double check to make sure your writing
38:54appears like that. So, I'm going to do
38:56this in clawed code. I recommend you do
38:58it as well in your content system
39:00folder. I'm going to paste in that
39:01prompt. You can get it using the free
39:03resource down in the description. And
39:05then I'm just going to send it off.
39:06Here's what the prompt says. Interview
39:08me until you can write like me. Ask one
39:09question at a time and wait for my
39:11answer. Eight questions maximum. If the
39:13answer is vague, push back and ask
39:14again. Do not move on politely. And the
39:16goal of this is to try to get a good
39:18voice file that we can use in the
39:22future. So something I wrote that I'm
39:24happy with. Ask me to paste it in. And I
39:26basically wrote out some criteria for
39:28you to think about when crafting your
39:30voice to truly automate your content.
39:32And so I'm going to send this off. And
39:34this prompt should have Claude interview
39:36you. It already has some rules baked in
39:39like words you never use. Nobody's ever
39:41using Delve, leverage, seamless, unlock,
39:44robust, elevate, game changer, empower,
39:47streamline, tapestry, none of that stuff
39:49unless you actually do use it. I just
39:51put in that list because most people
39:52don't use these words and AI likes to
39:54use them a lot. AI likes to use these
39:56type of sentence patterns. No M dashes.
39:59So, just go ahead and answer all of
40:01these questions. I'm going to do so now.
40:03Okay. And just like that, it created my
40:04voice MD and I answered all eight of
40:07those questions. Gave it some stories of
40:09mine. Gave it everything. And now I have
40:12a file that has my voice. And it asked
40:14me, want me to write two posts against
40:15this file so you can tell me where it's
40:17off? And I would agree doing this. So, I
40:19would say yes, write two posts about it.
40:23I can say write them on this content and
40:28optimize them for LinkedIn
40:33for this example.
40:35And then I can go get a YouTube video
40:37transcript of mine. I went and got my
40:39YouTube transcript. I'll just paste it
40:41in there. It's a video about a Claude
40:43setup that helps people save time. And
40:45I'll have Claude use my voice MD and
40:47write posts based on this pillar piece
40:49of content that's on my YouTube. I'm
40:51going to send that off and let's see how
40:52the posts turn out here. You just want
40:54to keep testing and testing and testing
40:56and editing your voice file until it
40:58comes out exactly in your voice. So, in
41:00my YouTube video, I had a testimonial
41:02for someone in our community named Brad.
41:04And so, it's pulling that as an example.
41:06One line I don't like is not this, this.
41:11Right? So, I'm going to make sure I tell
41:14it that for sure. And then I'm going to
41:16read the rest of this. I'm going to copy
41:18this and say, I hate this type of
41:20framing. Never use this again.
41:22Especially with the oneword sentence
41:25that says not this, this. And then I'm
41:28going to put that right there so it
41:29doesn't do that again. Then I'm just
41:30going to keep reading through these and
41:31find other things. I don't really like
41:33this sentence where it says that's it.
41:35That's the whole thing. It's completely
41:38unnecessary and every AI model does
41:40that. Again, in post two, you said
41:42that's it. That's the list. I do not
41:45want that. I do not like where you say,
41:47"Here's the uncomfortable part." Every
41:49AI model does that. Make sure you do not
41:51say that again or even have that type of
41:53framing again. Never again use a
41:56sentence like boring beats impressive or
41:58that's the whole move. That is horrible.
42:00Don't use any of those sentences ever
42:02again or anything like that. So, I went
42:04through both the posts and these are
42:06kind of my revisions that I have. And
42:07that's the point. You kind of want to
42:08shape this voice file into something
42:11that you can actually use. And it
42:13doesn't just come out perfect the first
42:14time, but it does get a good base. And
42:16now I can say something just in general
42:18to help shape my voice. I can say, I
42:21want you to also during this process of
42:24creating posts, talk to the audience
42:26more and make it feel a little bit more
42:29personal. So at the part in post number
42:31two where you said, here's the
42:33uncomfortable part. Most of us spend our
42:35day in the right column and then wonder
42:36why business feels like it owns us. You
42:38should have a statement like if you
42:40spend your day in the right column or
42:42chances are you feel like a slave to
42:44your own business or chances are you
42:46can't get any free time. Just like say
42:48it how it is and make it a little bit
42:49more personal in that regard. And so now
42:51I can send that off and my voice file is
42:53going to change around. I mean and I
42:56could keep going through here and
42:57editing the revisions it made. It did a
43:00better job this time around, but there
43:01are still some things like right here
43:04that I would want to edit. Real work, no
43:06dollars attached to it. I mean, I can
43:07throw that one in there real quick. But
43:09the point is just to shape this until
43:11you get it exactly how you like it. And
43:13the best thing you can do is upload
43:15posts that have already worked well for
43:16you or scripts that have worked well for
43:18you and went viral. The best way that
43:20Claude works is off past data. So, if
43:23you're having it write something in your
43:25voice, use your past voice that's
43:27already worked. Now, like I've been
43:28saying this entire time, you want to
43:30make sure that you go through and you
43:31edit your voice. Don't try to capture
43:33every single post type in here. Like,
43:35this is what I want you to do for
43:36LinkedIn. This is what I want you to do
43:37for Instagram. Save that for a different
43:39file. Your voice is meant to be general
43:42and to give claw general direction on
43:44who you are, who you serve, what is your
43:47audience, what are some hard constraints
43:49and rules that you absolutely have,
43:51patterns in speech that you never want
43:53to use across any platform. But the
43:56actual postspecific details like how
43:58long your first line should be and
44:00things like that that should be further
44:02down the pipeline into like a LinkedIn
44:04voice folder or file or something like
44:07that. The next part of this process is
44:09to create a carousel. And so I want to
44:12show you from start to finish how I
44:14might create a carousel live and create
44:16all of the slides for it and actually
44:18post it with Blato on Claude Code. So I
44:22don't have to leave Claude Code for this
44:24entire process. I can just grab my
44:26YouTube video transcript and create a
44:28carousel around it. So, let me do that
44:30now. So, what I'm going to be doing is
44:31taking this video that I posted on
44:34YouTube 3 days ago. This Claude setup
44:36does weeks of work and hours and I'm
44:37going to be creating a carousel around
44:39it for Instagram and LinkedIn from start
44:42to finish. So, I'm going to go grab my
44:44transcript. Now that I have that
44:45transcript, what I can do is I can paste
44:47it in here and I'm going to go to the
44:49top of this prompt because I want to
44:50give some instructions to Claude. Before
44:52we start creating any assets, I'm just
44:54going to tell it, "Hey there, Claude.
44:56What I want you to do is extract a five
45:00to six slide concept. Extract all of the
45:04beats and what I would need on each
45:05slide with a CTA on the last slide that
45:08promotes this video with a comment like
45:11comment this and I'll send it over." But
45:13I want you to create something that goes
45:15over the general concept of this video
45:18that gets people to want to watch it in
45:20their commenting things. And I drop them
45:21the link. And so basically, if you
45:23haven't seen it yet, a lot of people do
45:25these carousels. And on the last slide
45:27of the image, there's a CTA that says
45:30like comment and then they type a word
45:32like comments claude and I'll send you
45:35over the video, the full course or
45:37something. And that's how they get
45:39better engagement on their post is
45:40people are commenting and it's like a
45:42lead in your inbox, people who you know
45:44are interested and you can start
45:46qualifying these leads. So right now
45:48what I'm doing is just creating a five
45:50to six slide concept and having Claude
45:53extract all of the beats per slide for
45:56this transcript. I'm going to say here's
45:58the transcript that I want to make my
46:01carousel around and then I can send that
46:04off. I'm using Opus 5 Medium right now.
46:06And then what it did was it told me what
46:08should go on each slide. And so it says
46:10hook/cover.
46:12You're using clawed like a slot machine.
46:14That's why you're still drowning in
46:15work. I really like that. Proof. I don't
46:17really like proof on this. Nobody knows
46:19who Brad is. And they don't really care
46:21yet. But after I give them all the
46:23information, people are going to start
46:25to be like, "Oh, okay. So this is
46:27actually working for people." So I kind
46:29of want to put proof in the back a
46:31little bit. The reframe, I don't really
46:32like the stop prompting to onboard it.
46:34But then we get into the one step you
46:36actually teach and then I actually teach
46:39something right there. The withheld for
46:41bang and then CTA. And so I went over
46:44all of this in that video. So it's nice
46:46using a transcript because I can easily
46:48hand that off to Claude and automate
46:49this later down the line. And I'm
46:51starting to get some ideas of what I
46:52want to do with the slot machine word
46:53that I think could be cool. But I'm just
46:55going to tell Claude I don't really want
46:56to do the proof. I don't really think
46:59that would be good on slide two at
47:01least. and we need to frame it better,
47:03like how Brad is somebody that actually
47:05implemented it. Or maybe we don't do the
47:07proof right now. I think I showed the
47:09proof in the video and I'm gonna send
47:10people the video. So, let's just get rid
47:12of proof entirely. Actually, I don't
47:13think that's going to be a problem on
47:15Instagram. People are generally pretty
47:18quick to click and if they like it and
47:20they're interested or peaked in
47:22interest, it's just going to validate
47:23them even more when they click on the
47:24video. So, then it came up with five
47:26slides. Everything else stayed the same.
47:28So, what I can do right now is I can
47:30generate slide one. I'll say, "Yeah,
47:32build the slide one cover." And then
47:33I'll tell it to use the ocean coffee
47:38balcony scene. And then I'll have to
47:40say, "You might have to get creative
47:44with the words on the image since it's a
47:49longer display text because it is.
47:52Instead of just like two words, it's
47:53like seven words." So, I'm interested to
47:55see how it's going to handle that. Maybe
47:56it'll require a new style to be created,
47:58but that's all right. All right. It came
48:00out with generation number one and I got
48:02to say that looks pretty sick. You're
48:04using clawed like a slot machine. That's
48:06why you're still drowning in work. It
48:08may do with the style the best that it
48:11could. Now, we were having some issues
48:13with the word slot machine since it
48:15flagged it as a gambling post on foul
48:19unfortunately, but we ended up getting
48:21it to work and Claude worked through
48:22that issue itself, which was very cool.
48:26But I mean, the cigar and mouth, the
48:28coffee in hand, the laptop and hand. I
48:30can't even use my laptop in this
48:31situation. This has got to stop people.
48:34And it has that slot machine vibe. Like,
48:36I'm just a clawed code vibe coding
48:39addict. I could get greedy here and try
48:42changing the post to make the cigar have
48:43a little bit of smoke come out of it.
48:45The cigar is still there as expected.
48:47That's hilarious. And so, I'm going to
48:49keep this. I think for a V1, a first
48:52generation, I think it did pretty good
48:53and held our style very nice. used our
48:56colors, used everything. So, let's keep
48:58that and let's move on. This isn't bad.
48:59I'm going to try to generate a few more
49:01and if I can't get it looking a little
49:02bit better, then I'm going to move on.
49:04But, I'll be back once I generate my
49:06cover exactly how I like it. So, I
49:08generated two more variations and I
49:09think I definitely found the one that
49:11I'm going with. This one looks pretty
49:13sweet. You're using clawed. I made the
49:15clawed word have the logo in it as well,
49:18like a slot machine. I decked out the
49:20slot machine word like an actual slot
49:22machine. added some poker chips to the
49:24table down there. Just the little
49:26details that make this post stand out.
49:28And I think this cover is ready to go.
49:29In my opinion, the cover is most
49:31important part. The longer that you can
49:33maintain somebody's attention is what
49:35matters most. Now, of course, if you
49:37have just some average pictures, you can
49:39use those, too. You don't have to get
49:40decked out like this and get crazy. If I
49:43wanted to, I could have just grabbed
49:44that initial picture and just started
49:47uploading a post about it and scheduling
49:48it out automatically. But I am going to
49:50go with V3 here. and then create the
49:52rest of the slides. So, I'm going to say
49:55V3 is definitely the winner here. I love
49:59V3 and that's the one we're going to
50:02use. What type of designs do you think
50:04we should use for the next slides? I
50:06don't really think we need to use images
50:07of myself, but maybe just we carry some
50:10of the styling elements from my
50:13editorial golden hour vibe and we bake
50:17them into the next slides when I'm
50:19sharing actual information. These slides
50:21need to be clear and just on brand using
50:24my color palette and my styling that I
50:27currently am running with. So now I'm
50:29going to create the next slides. And the
50:33reason I'm doing this carousel once
50:34again is because this is one of the more
50:35dynamic things that you can use AI image
50:38models with clawed and blat allinone. So
50:41it's not recommending that I waste AI
50:43credits. It's saying that it doesn't
50:45think that we should build the interior
50:47slides through foul because it's not as
50:50necessary. We don't have as many
50:51elements that we need to add like the
50:53smoke, the poker chips, the clawed logo
50:56baked in. So, it's saying that it can
50:57just generate these with HTML and render
51:00them. So, we can definitely give that a
51:02shot first. I'm going to hit tab and
51:04send that off. I'm saying yeah, build
51:06slides 2 through 5 as HTML and save the
51:09style doc. And we'll see how it does. If
51:11it doesn't do good with HTML, we can go
51:13back to our AI image workflow, but it
51:16can just create these with pure code,
51:18and it says that it's going to be able
51:20to make them look just as good. So,
51:22we'll see. We'll test it out. All right.
51:24It created the initial draft out of
51:26HTML. So, this is a lot cheaper because
51:29it's not using foul. And so, it depends
51:32on what you want to do. If you just are
51:34information-based and you just want to
51:36make a good carousole out of your
51:38YouTube video or whatever you're making
51:39out of your blog post or somebody else's
51:41YouTube video for that matter, this
51:42isn't really a bad thing to do, right?
51:45It looks pretty nice. It would work. But
51:48I'm thinking right now after coming from
51:51something like this, would my next slide
51:54really be that attractive if it was
51:56this? This looks like a corpory weird
51:59business slideshow that you'd fall
52:00asleep during. this looks like the type
52:02of energy that you want. And so I think
52:04I've got to make my other slides match
52:06it a little bit more and generate some
52:08image backgrounds with foul at the
52:10minimum that I can put text on. So I'm
52:12going to say I think I want to do this
52:14with foul, but I want to do it
52:16efficiently. And I think we can use GPT
52:18image 2 with text or at least generate a
52:22beautiful background and then you put
52:23the text on it, but I want to keep it
52:26consistent with how the text is in my
52:29editorial style. So, I think we're going
52:32to need to use FAL for this. Do you mind
52:34generating four examples? The content is
52:36good, but make sure you read my voice MD
52:38and make sure that you follow all of
52:40those rules when creating the content on
52:41the slides as well. And then I can send
52:43that off and let's see how that goes.
52:46Okay. And what I did was I had a few
52:48more design prompts and I just made it
52:51overall transition better. I wasn't
52:53really liking this because there was no
52:55transition. And so I told Claude not
52:57only to use my voice docs, but I told it
52:59to transition a little bit better. And
53:01what it did was it came up with this
53:02idea to make the slot machine poker
53:04chips fly over, which I really like. And
53:06so I don't have to implement the poker
53:09chips in every image. That's not the
53:11point. What I'm doing right now is I'm
53:13creating a thought process for Claude so
53:15that when I want to automate this in the
53:17future, it understands, okay, we need to
53:19transition between the cover slide,
53:22which is up here, and slide number two.
53:25And right now, Claude is just picking up
53:27styling tips and pieces that it would
53:30have never had if I didn't do this
53:32manually. The point is to do it manually
53:34for a little bit. So, good to the point
53:35where you can automate your system
53:37because you understand exactly how it
53:38works. And you don't need to do these
53:40fancy carousels like I've been saying,
53:42but you can do very simple posts of you
53:44raw images with text for the
53:47descriptions. And so, what I'm going to
53:49do now is I'm going to post this. And
53:51so, I'm going to use Bat in order to do
53:53so. I'm going to say, let's put all of
53:56these together with the cover image. And
53:58then I'm going to send that off real
54:00quick just so I can see how that looks.
54:02And then I'm going to go to Blatado
54:04because what Blatado has is this page
54:07over here called media requirements. I'm
54:09in the API dashboard and my blat
54:11dashboard and they have this entire
54:13media requirements document that you can
54:16hand to claude that gives what supported
54:18formats there is, what the images must
54:21be, the resolution, frame count, pixels,
54:24everything you need in order to post
54:26properly on the platform. And so I'm
54:28going to use this as context for my AI
54:32agent so that it can understand and make
54:34rules around posting with Blatado and on
54:37these platforms in general. So, I'm
54:38going to copy this page. I've got that
54:41entire page copied. Now, I'm going to go
54:43back to Claude. This is what the entire
54:46carousel will look like. I think it
54:48looks pretty sweet. And we can start
54:50automating this now that we have a good
54:52little style going on here. And so first
54:54what I'm going to say is, okay, now that
54:57we have this carousel generated, what
55:00would you say a good process or a
55:02thought process for you would be if I
55:04wanted to automate this in the future
55:05and just pass in a video transcript? And
55:08you use one of my images at your choice
55:10and you create the step-by-step process.
55:13You create all the images and then you
55:14review it yourself. Uh based on
55:17everything you've learned in this chat,
55:18is there some sort of process that you
55:20could extract from this that you think
55:23would be worthy of creating something
55:26like this the first try with review
55:28agents? First, I want to say that before
55:30I post this because I think that's very
55:33important is extracting the thought
55:35process out of Claude before just
55:37posting this because now I could have it
55:39go through and create all of these
55:41carousels for all 100 plus of my YouTube
55:45videos and this would definitely
55:46generate me a lot of leads. And it says
55:49yes, the most useful thing I can give
55:50you is that almost nothing went that
55:52went wrong today was a taste problem. It
55:54was mechanical. That should decide where
55:56you spend agents versus where you spend
55:58code. And then it gave me everything
55:59that broke and what it was caught by,
56:01which is pretty crazy. A bunch of stuff
56:03I didn't even realize it's happening in
56:04the background. And then it says, "Only
56:06the last two need a model. Everything
56:08above them is code. Generate this. Then
56:10ask an agent if it looks good." And then
56:13it extracted the entire pipeline.
56:15Concept, voice, gate, photo, pick,
56:17cover, and everything we just did. It
56:19created a process around that, which is
56:21very cool. And we can actually use this
56:23later to automate it so that all we have
56:25to say is slash something and it gets to
56:28it. But first, let me post this. I want
56:30to show you how you can use blat post
56:32this. I'm going to say before we get
56:34into that, what I want you to do is I
56:35want you to read all of this information
56:38and I want you to understand the posting
56:39requirements. I want to upload this to
56:41LinkedIn. So, we might need to convert
56:42some things and we might need to reshape
56:45it because I also want to upload it to
56:47Instagram. So, I want you to read the
56:49requirements document and also I want
56:51you to draft up a body text that we can
56:53use that goes along with this carousel
56:56that can be very simple. We don't have
56:57to explain much in there, but we will
56:59need something in the body for Instagram
57:02and might as well do it on LinkedIn as
57:03well. So, I'm going to say that and then
57:05I'm going to paste in that entire
57:07documentation that I did earlier for all
57:09the media requirements from courtesy of
57:11Blotado and then I will send this off.
57:15And there's a lot of information here.
57:16really glad that we can have Claude work
57:18with Blatado and just figure out all of
57:20the posting for us. It makes things so
57:22much easier. All right, so it prepared
57:24everything for us. It prepared the post,
57:27all the images in PNG format, and it
57:30created a PDF format for LinkedIn
57:33because that's what it requires. It gave
57:35me all of the text down here, which is
57:38very cool for both. And it actually
57:40looks really good. It followed my voice
57:42guide. No m dashes anywhere. says, "Most
57:44business owners use Cloud like a slot
57:46machine and it continues to go on." So,
57:48this is a really good post and I'm super
57:51excited because so crazy what AI can do
57:54now in post for you and I'm even more
57:56excited to automate it a little bit
57:57later. So, what I'm going to do is I'm
57:59going to say, "Okay, what I want you to
58:02do now is to schedule these for tomorrow
58:05at 10:00 a.m. on both my AI Foundation's
58:08Instagram and my Drake Srirach LinkedIn
58:12using the proper formats and putting
58:15this caption in there. And so, I can
58:16send that off. And now it's going to go
58:18and schedule everything for me. I don't
58:20have to touch the platforms. I don't
58:22have to look. Claude is just going to
58:23handle all of that for me, which is
58:25amazing." And just like that, it said it
58:28posted everything for us. I did have to
58:30remind it that my blat key is in my
58:33local environment since I didn't add
58:34that to the memory yet or the
58:36instruction file, but it found it, found
58:38all of my accounts and posted
58:40everything. So, let's go check our
58:42Blatado dashboard. Here I am in Blatado
58:44and you can see that these are queued up
58:46and ready to go. Let me go over here to
58:48my calendar and you're going to be able
58:50to see all of your scheduled posts that
58:51you have and kind of preview them in a
58:54nice format. So, just like that, our
58:55carousel is ready to go. And this is
58:58going to be so cool. This looks amazing
59:00already. So, now let's discuss the
59:02elephant in the room. How do you
59:04automate this? Well, the good news is
59:07we've already done a lot of the leg work
59:09up front. We've gotten some assets.
59:11We've gotten some image types. And that
59:13is the key when it comes to automation.
59:15And if you want to automate something
59:17and set it up on a schedule and trust it
59:19to the point where all you have to do is
59:20take a quick glance and have it be okay,
59:22then you need to make sure that you're
59:24doing a little bit of manual work up
59:25front to acquire the style that you
59:27truly want. Many of you might not even
59:29have a style or something fancy like I'm
59:32doing. A lot of you might just want to
59:34take content from YouTube, transcribe
59:37it, schedule a post, or take content
59:39from your blog or your course
59:41transcripts, whatever it may be, and
59:43turn it into text posts. that's fine too
59:45with some raw real images. But what I'm
59:48going to show you now is how I might
59:50automate this Instagram carousel so that
59:53all I have to do is type in a slash
59:54command and it works. So what I'm going
59:56to do is I'm going to stay in this same
59:58chat thread where we created success.
1:00:01You don't really have to, but I
1:00:02recommend it because it's maintaining
1:00:04all of that context. And I'm going to
1:00:06say, "Hey there, Claude. I want you to
1:00:09take this entire process that we just
1:00:11completed and I want you to create a
1:00:13skill around it so that all I have to do
1:00:16is upload a YouTube video URL and then
1:00:19you use Vid IQ in order to scrape the
1:00:22transcript and you go through that exact
1:00:25same process like you just did. You use
1:00:27my voice guide. You create an amazing
1:00:29cover image. You can generate multiple
1:00:32variations of the cover and then pick
1:00:33which one you think looks best based on
1:00:35the one that I picked today. and then
1:00:38create the other slides that go with it.
1:00:40Do the scheduling. I want everything to
1:00:42be completed in this skill. And I want
1:00:45this as automated as possible. So tell
1:00:48me your process for going through this
1:00:50because when I come in and I type
1:00:52slashrepurpose,
1:00:53I want this skill to run and create a
1:00:56carousel. Actually, let's call it
1:00:57something like slashcarous creator or
1:01:01something like that. And I could get
1:01:02even more specific. I could say like
1:01:05slashg golden hour carousol or something
1:01:07like that to reference a specific style.
1:01:09But the point is is you want to create a
1:01:11skill file around this. A skill is an
1:01:14automation and claude or a routine that
1:01:16you can run that does all the leg work
1:01:18for you that scrapes the transcript. And
1:01:21I'm going to use Vid IQ, which is
1:01:23another tool that I've been using for
1:01:24like four or five years for YouTube
1:01:26growth. Even longer, like six or seven
1:01:28years. Yeah, I said six, seven. There we
1:01:30go. What we're going to do is send this
1:01:33thing off. Okay. And just like that,
1:01:35with one prompt, in about 10 minutes, it
1:01:37created the entire skill for us. So, it
1:01:39says built and tested/carous-creator
1:01:44is live. And like I said, I could make
1:01:46these super niched down to specific
1:01:48carousel types. But here's the flow.
1:01:50Transcript, concept, voice lint, photo,
1:01:53cover, plates, render, selfcheck,
1:01:55review, schedule. Okay? And so, build
1:01:59this around your process. You might not
1:02:01have a YouTube video that you want to
1:02:03start it with. You might just want to
1:02:04come in here and type one word, not
1:02:07actually one word, but any word that you
1:02:09might have in your industry and build a
1:02:11process around that. Think about this.
1:02:14Anything in that folder that you want to
1:02:15use as context or a trigger, maybe
1:02:18there's a certain time, a certain blog
1:02:19post you want to watch or scrape,
1:02:21anything at all, just tell it what you
1:02:23want and it will build out that
1:02:25automation for you. And so, I'm going to
1:02:27try this out. I'm not expecting it to be
1:02:29perfect, but similar to that process of
1:02:31creating carousels. You just want to
1:02:32tell it where it failed and then build
1:02:34upon that. So, I'm going to copy this
1:02:37slashcarous and then YouTube URL. I'm
1:02:40going to open up a new chat and then I'm
1:02:42going to just paste that in. Actually,
1:02:44you know what I'm going to do? I'm going
1:02:45to type it in slashcarous creator. And
1:02:48now it pops up with a big description,
1:02:50which is beautiful. It's going to turn
1:02:52blue once I click it. And now I can just
1:02:54paste in a YouTube video URL. That
1:02:56simple. And so maybe I'll do this one,
1:02:57the Claude Skills Framework, automate
1:02:59anything in 30 minutes, four steps. I'll
1:03:01click this. And then what I'm going to
1:03:03do is grab this YouTube video URL. Just
1:03:07like that. And then I'm going to go back
1:03:10to Claude and paste it in. And so now it
1:03:13should create a carousel for me using
1:03:15our style, the thing that we've been
1:03:17creating this entire video. So I'm going
1:03:20to send that off. And now it's going to
1:03:22run through that entire process. So, I
1:03:24can sit back, I can go get a coffee, I
1:03:26can go do whatever I want. I could even
1:03:28put this skill that we just created,
1:03:30this automation to run on a schedule so
1:03:34that at every time of a certain day or
1:03:38maybe three or four times a week, it's
1:03:40checking my YouTube channel for me to
1:03:41see if I have any new posts to create
1:03:43carousels around. So, I could easily do
1:03:45that, no problem. There are so many
1:03:48possibilities when it comes to
1:03:49automation with Claude, but I'm
1:03:50interested to see how this turns out on
1:03:52the first go. Okay. And it just finished
1:03:54from the one prompt that I used and all
1:03:57of that work we did up front. It
1:03:59generated a decent post. Now, there are
1:04:01things that we could change. We could
1:04:02iterate, but for the most part, it kept
1:04:05our exact style that we created. It did
1:04:08reuse this image that well, actually, I
1:04:10didn't use this in a post yet, so that's
1:04:11fine. But you're giving Claude work that
1:04:14shouldn't exist. You skipped step one,
1:04:15so nothing you build sticks. And then it
1:04:18gets into the stuff I talked about in
1:04:20the YouTube video that I uploaded. took
1:04:21it pulled in my transcript. It got
1:04:24everything I needed and created this
1:04:26entire slideshow. And honestly, for a
1:04:30first draft, first time running the
1:04:32skill, it's pretty solid. And so that's
1:04:34what automated work looks like. You
1:04:36could run that on a schedule, like I
1:04:37said, but this entire thing got
1:04:40generated from that one command. And
1:04:42right down here, you're going to notice
1:04:43it says nothing gets posted until you
1:04:45say go. We could easily, and that's the
1:04:48point of blat you want to add that into
1:04:50the skill. So that is something I
1:04:51definitely have to add is to check my
1:04:54blat schedule. I can even say that I
1:04:56want you to schedule it for a different
1:04:57time because I already have posts going
1:04:59out. But add that to the skill where you
1:05:01check my blat schedule and think of a
1:05:04good time to post these based on my
1:05:06previous post. You can do that. And so
1:05:08that's something I want to add to the
1:05:09end of the skill. And it's something
1:05:10that you can do once you get a little
1:05:12bit more confident as well that your
1:05:14workflow is actually going to work. You
1:05:15can say, "Okay, I'm going to add the
1:05:17scheduler to the back half of this
1:05:19automation now." But if you also want,
1:05:21you could just come in here and run the
1:05:23one command, and Blatato is youruler for
1:05:26all of your social media. You have one
1:05:28key that you need, which is beautiful.
1:05:29I'm going to send that off. And so, this
1:05:32is going to do a couple of things. At
1:05:33the end of this, where it creates my
1:05:37slideshow, it's looking for what posts
1:05:41that I have in the pipeline at the end
1:05:42of the automation now. and then it
1:05:44schedules it out for a time that it
1:05:46thinks best. And you can set specific
1:05:47rules for that as well. So, I'm just
1:05:50going to continue editing this
1:05:51automation and scheduling out this
1:05:53carousel. Now, now keep in mind there
1:05:55are hundreds of different ways to
1:05:57schedule posts on social media, but
1:05:59three things are for sure. You should
1:06:02use Claude, you should use FAL, and you
1:06:04should definitely use Blatado. All of
1:06:07those tools make your content system so
1:06:10much easier to run. And the Claude
1:06:12rabbit hole goes so deep. You can set up
1:06:14routines, custom automations, connect it
1:06:17to certain applications that you custom
1:06:19build. It's an insane tool. So, I highly
1:06:21recommend you use the stack that I was
1:06:23using today. But with that being said,
1:06:25that's all I have for this video. If you
1:06:27enjoyed, please drop a like and
1:06:28subscribe. I would highly appreciate it.
1:06:31And with that being said, I'll see you
1:06:33in the next

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