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【無料&スマホだけでOK❗️】Metaの最新AI「Muse（ミューズ）」×Instagramでお金を稼ぐ方法を超初心者向け徹底解説🔰【インスタ収益化 Meta Muse AI副業】 — Transcript

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0:00And what's more, you can now do this on
0:02your smartphone, and for free. With
0:04this, it should post everything
0:05automatically. Things that weren't
0:08possible with previous AI are now
0:09possible with Muse. Hello, everyone.
0:14I'm Lucky Mainaki. Yes, in this video,
0:16I'll be doing a thorough beginner's
0:18guide on how to make money using Meta's
0:20latest AI, Muse, and Instagram—all
0:22for free and just using your smartphone
0:24. On the Lucky Mai channel, I share
0:27daily tips on how to use AI and methods
0:29for monetizing with AI. Through my
0:32content, this channel has become the
0:34number one channel in Japan focused on
0:36AI and making money. And thankfully,
0:39I’ve had the opportunity to publish a
0:41book with Kadokawa, which has now sold
0:43over 100,000 copies. They’re still
0:46printing more, and whenever a new batch
0:48comes out, Kadokawa sends them to me
0:50like this. They send me copies every
0:53time it's reprinted, so I have a lot of
0:55them at home, but I've actually just
0:57released a free trial version of this
0:59book. If you haven't read it yet,
1:02please add our LINE account from the
1:04description below to receive your free
1:05trial copy. So, for this video, I’ll
1:09be talking about how to earn money
1:11using Meta’s latest AI, Muse, and
1:13Instagram. I run a YouTube channel
1:18focused on AI, side hustles, and making
1:21money, where I cover the latest AI
1:22trends and how to use them for income.
1:26I mean, there are so many different
1:28types of AI out there, right? There are
1:30countless types, and new AI tools are
1:32being released day after day. If I were
1:35to turn every single one of them into a
1:37video, it would just confuse the
1:39viewers. They'd end up wondering, "
1:41Which AI should I actually be using?" I
1:45actually have two main criteria for
1:47deciding whether or not to make a video
1:49when a new AI is released or an update
1:51comes out. The first one is very
1:54straightforward. When the intelligence
1:57is clearly a notch above previous AIs
2:00—like Fable 5.1, which is a very
2:02smart AI right now. When an AI even
2:06smarter than Fable 5.1 is released, I
2:08make that a topic for a video. Fable 5
2:13was clearly smarter than what came
2:15before it, so I made that a video topic
2:17as well. That’s how I handle it;
2:20whenever a smarter AI comes out, I make
2:22a video about it. That’s one
2:25criterion, and there is another: when
2:27something that wasn't possible before
2:29becomes possible, and because of that,
2:31a new way to earn money is born. Or,
2:37when a method for earning money becomes
2:39much more convenient or
2:40beginner-friendly, that’s when I
2:42share information about AI. The Muse AI
2:45we’re looking at today falls into the
2:47latter category. It’s not that a
2:51smarter AI than the currently top-tier
2:53Fable 5 or 5.1 has appeared, but Meta's
2:56newest AI, Muse, has significantly
2:57broadened the ways to make money on
2:59Instagram and made it much easier for
3:02beginners to earn. That is why I’m
3:07filming this video to thoroughly
3:09explain how to use Muse, specifically
3:11for absolute beginners. So, here is how
3:19today’s video will go: first, I’ll
3:21explain what makes Muse so impressive
3:23and what it’s now possible to do
3:25thanks to its arrival. Next, I’ll
3:29talk about how to actually use Muse,
3:31including some practical examples. This
3:34part is very simple, so we'll move
3:36through it quickly. Next, I'll show you
3:40in a practical way how I actually use
3:42Muse to analyze Instagram, make posts,
3:45gather content ideas, and do all sorts
3:47of other things. After that, I'm going
3:51to dig deep into exactly how you can
3:53use this Muse tool to earn money on
3:55Instagram. Finally, once you've
3:57finished watching this video and decide
3:59you want to start making money with
4:01Instagram and Muse, I'll explain what
4:03you need to do first. I'll give you
4:05specific instructions, so by the time
4:07this video ends, you'll be ready to
4:09take the first step toward earning
4:10money with Muse and Instagram, so
4:12please be sure to watch until the end.
4:19So, let's start by talking about why
4:21Muse is so amazing, and the real key is
4:24that it's an AI officially launched by
4:26Meta. What do I mean by that? Well, on
4:31my channel, I share a huge variety of
4:33ways to make money using AI. I’ve
4:36covered making LINE stamps, selling on
4:38Mercari, starting a YouTube channel,
4:40and much more, but among them all,
4:42Instagram has the most success stories
4:44and is the easiest for beginners to
4:45earn money. If you could link Instagram
4:50with AI to automate posts, analyze
4:52accounts, and create better content,
4:54wouldn't that be incredibly lucky? It
5:00would be great, but things like
5:02auto-posting and AI integration have
5:04always been a bit of a gray area.
5:06Especially when it comes to
5:08AI-generated posts, that part has been
5:10relatively questionable. So, if you did
5:12that, in the worst-case scenario, your
5:14Instagram account could get banned.
5:16That kind of thing happening was the
5:18common understanding up until now. Of
5:21course, tools like Claude or ChatGPT
5:23have long had the capability to handle
5:26Instagram auto-posting with ease, but
5:28Instagram simply didn't allow it.
5:33Instagram told us that using tools like
5:35ChatGPT or bots to automatically link
5:37with and post to Instagram was strictly
5:39prohibited. That’s why I couldn’t
5:43recommend it, and in this AI era,
5:45automating things to make money
5:46didn’t really pair well with
5:48Instagram. But now, this new tool
5:51called Muse is an official AI from Meta
5:53. On top of that, it integrates
5:56perfectly with Instagram. It lets you
6:02analyze data, take a deep look inside
6:03your Instagram, and even post content
6:05that Muse has created for you. This is
6:11truly groundbreaking, and the best part
6:13is that you can do it all on your phone
6:15for free. Usually, you would have
6:17needed a computer to perform this kind
6:19of analysis. You could technically do
6:21it without a computer, but it was an
6:23incredible hassle. You had to take
6:25screenshots one by one, upload them to
6:27something like ChatGPT on your phone,
6:28and write prompts asking it to analyze
6:30them—it was just a lot of work. It
6:32used to be a huge hassle, but with Muse
6:34, I can just ask it to analyze my
6:36account and tell me which posts are
6:37trending, and it does it instantly.
6:39That, in itself, is just amazing. And
6:42frankly, this kind of in-depth analysis
6:44was typically something only available
6:46in paid AI tools. As I mentioned in a
6:50recent video, the difference between
6:52free and paid AI today isn't really
6:54about intelligence, but about whether
6:56or not it actually does the work for
6:57you. Free AI provides pretty smart
7:01answers, but it feels more like just
7:03chatting with someone rather than
7:05working together as a team. But paid AI
7:07goes beyond just working with you; it
7:09actually handles the tasks for you,
7:11which is the real power of a paid AI.
7:14There was that gap, but the huge
7:15strength of Muse now is that the free
7:17version lets you post directly to
7:19Instagram. So, while I might be a bit
7:23late to the party on this one, I
7:25couldn't skip covering it, so I decided
7:27to do a proper walkthrough. As for
7:32specific numbers or how much "smarter"
7:34Muse has become, I'm thinking of
7:35skipping those details in this video if
7:37that's alright. In terms of
7:42intelligence level, it's still below
7:44GPT-4, so I don't think we need to go
7:46into that here. If you'd really like me
7:49to cover things like that, let me know
7:51in the comments and I'll include them
7:52next time. Alright, with that said, now
7:59that you know how great Muse is, let's
8:01jump straight into the practical part.
8:04So, here is Muse. First of all, you can
8:07install Muse as a smartphone app. Just
8:10search for "MUSE" where you usually
8:12download apps and get it from there.
8:15It's this one right here, "MUSE4MEA."
8:18Once you download and open it, a screen
8:19like this will appear. It asked what I
8:23want to call it, so for now, I'll just
8:25stick with "Muse." I could have given
8:29this cute character a name, but I ended
8:31up just going with "Muse"—a bit
8:32boring, I know. Thinking about it now,
8:35I really should have given it a cuter
8:36name. Yeah, "Chi"...that fits this
8:38little guy, doesn't it? Hmm. It’s
8:40cute, isn't it? It asks if you want to
8:44connect your Gmail and such, but right
8:46when you first open the app, it
8:48actually asks if you want to link your
8:50existing Instagram account. Go ahead
8:54and link it right there. That’s all
8:55it takes to complete the connection.
8:57It's incredibly simple. If you don't
8:59have an Instagram account yet, your
9:01first step is to create one. I've
9:04included a link in the description to a
9:06video titled "The 2026 Ultimate Guide
9:08to Making Money with AI and Instagram
9:10for Beginners," so please watch that
9:12first. Once you've connected your
9:15Instagram account, you can start asking
9:17about your account directly. Now, I’d
9:26like to demonstrate how to actually
9:27utilize Muse, and we’ll start by
9:29having it analyze your account. I
9:34entered a prompt like this. Please
9:36analyze my connected Instagram account.
9:381. An overview of the account, such as
9:40follower count, post count, and the
9:42type of content being shared. 2. Three
9:44recent posts that performed well and
9:46three that didn't. This part is
9:48especially important. Instagram
9:52requires you to post consistently, and
9:54as you continue posting, each new post
9:56needs to be better than the last. By "
10:01better posts," I don't necessarily mean
10:03higher production quality, but rather
10:04posts that are more meaningful to your
10:06followers and help you reach your goal
10:08of earning money. You need to keep
10:11creating content that serves a purpose.
10:14That’s why you absolutely must run a
10:16PDCA cycle. The PDCA cycle is a
10:20framework for success in business,
10:23sports, or anything else: first you
10:25Plan, then you Do. After you do, you
10:27need to Check. You evaluate the results
10:31and use that to Act and improve. Once
10:33you improve, you plan again based on
10:35those improvements, execute, and keep
10:37repeating this process to ensure
10:38constant progress—that is the PDCA
10:40cycle. In this book, I talk about the
10:43ADA cycle. The idea is to have AI run
10:46the PDCA cycle for you; you let the AI
10:48handle the planning while you focus on
10:50the execution. In this example, that
10:52just means you focus on posting. And
10:54after you post, you have the AI
10:55evaluate it. And then, have the AI
10:57provide improvement suggestions based
10:58on that evaluation. Have the AI create
11:00a plan based on those improvement
11:01suggestions. And then, continue to make
11:03even better posts. Just by doing this
11:05repeatedly, your Instagram account will
11:07continue to grow. This is the ADA cycle
11:10. Yes. I’ve recently made a free
11:12preview of this book available, so
11:14please add me on LINE via the link in
11:15the description to read it. I never
11:18miss a chance to promote it. So, anyway
11:24, good engagement—good posts versus
11:27bad posts. And number three. The
11:29difference between good posts and bad
11:31posts. What went well, and what went
11:33wrong. And what to post next and how to
11:36post it. This is about the next plan.
11:39I’ll have Muse analyze all of this
11:41using just text. Until now, I had to
11:45take screenshots of my insights and
11:47paste them into ChatGPT or Claude, but
11:49now it can all be loaded at once. That
11:52makes me incredibly happy. And this is
11:55the response I got back. The scope of
11:57the assessment is the last 20 posts.
11:59All Reels from April 12, 2026, to
12:02September 20. Actually, I’ve been
12:04really slacking on Instagram. Because I
12:07barely post, the last 20 posts go all
12:09the way back to April. Even though it's
12:12October 28th now. This video should be
12:15uploaded at 8:00 PM on October 28th,
12:17but I’m filming this at 1:00 AM on
12:19the morning of October 28th. So, it
12:24turns out I’ve been slacking off on
12:26Instagram and haven't posted at all;
12:28even though I’m still making money
12:29without posting, I really need to post
12:31more. Looking at the account overview,
12:35the follower count is 42,450. Even
12:37though I haven't been posting, my
12:38followers are still increasing
12:39significantly. I'll put my Instagram
12:41account in the description, so please
12:43make sure to follow me. The content is
12:44the same as this YouTube channel,
12:46focusing on AI. Next, posts with good
12:48engagement and posts with bad
12:49engagement. This is the main part.
12:51You're looking at which posts got a
12:53good reaction. First, let's start with
12:55this one. I verified if you can really
12:58monetize animated LINE emojis made with
13:00GPT. Yes. More and more people are
13:02buying LINE emojis that can be used for
13:04message stamps and reactions.
13:05>> Yes, yes, yes. Apparently, this one is
13:08doing really well. It has 200,000 views
13:11and 4,173 comments. It also has 2,235
13:15likes, and it seems this one post alone
13:18brought in 1,437 followers. So this is
13:21the successful type. I see. Looking at
13:23others, the top 5 strongest prompts
13:25that make GPT, Gemini, and Claude
13:27monsters.
13:28>> I see. The top 5 strongest prompts.
13:30Next is Rakuten Room.
13:31>> Actually, you can make 50,000 yen a
13:33month automatically by combining Claude
13:35with Rakuten Room.
13:36>> Yeah. I see. I've seen three good posts
13:38like this. Next, let's look at three
13:40posts that performed poorly.
13:42>> You're losing out if you don't know how
13:44to use these 4 symbols often seen in
13:45GPT. Whether you can master the symbols
13:47or not, it's free to use until August
13:4924th. Claude and ChatGPT are hot topics
13:52lately.
13:53>> Since it says "until August 25th," I
13:55think there was absolutely no long-term
13:58growth. Just a guess, but next,
14:00>> I'll explain 5 things I learned after
14:02spending 3.4 million yen on AI. What
14:04I'm about to talk about...
14:05>> Yeah. This is the one that didn't grow
14:07on YouTube either.
14:07>> Yes. The next one that didn't grow is
14:10this.
14:10>> It was similar to the one that grew
14:12using GPT, since LINE emojis are hot.
14:16Does this mean even if animated LINE
14:18emojis grew, the exact same theme
14:20didn't work? Anyway, if a human gives a
14:23quick evaluation, it's like what I was
14:25just muttering, but let's look at the
14:27AI analysis results. Themes where the
14:29end result is easy to visualize spread
14:31to people outside your followers. For
14:33example, things like animated LINE
14:35emojis, copy-paste prompts, or
14:36automating Rakuten Room, where
14:38beginners feel like they can do it
14:40themselves, seem to spread like crazy
14:42beyond just followers. The ratio of
14:44non-followers is 93 to 95%. That means
14:47this video is being spread like crazy.
14:50That makes me happy. Conversely, it
14:51also analyzed why the poor-performing
14:53videos didn't grow, revealing that
14:55time-sensitive announcements with a
14:57narrow target audience just don't
14:58spread. Well, I was somewhat prepared
15:01for that, but maybe these should be
15:03done as Stories instead of Reels.
15:06Sequels on the same theme the very next
15:08day lose momentum. I actually did this
15:10the next day. So that’s what happened
15:11. Ah, no wonder it dropped. I see. It
15:14looks like I posted videos about LINE
15:16stickers for two days in a row, on
15:18September 19th and 20th. Just because
15:20it did well the first time doesn't mean
15:22doing it again a second time will work,
15:23and it didn't. That’s actually quite
15:25interesting, though. It feels like it
15:26should have done well, though. It
15:28suggested three specific ideas for the
15:31next post, one being "LINE stickers ×
15:33monetization," since LINE stickers were
15:36a high-growth theme. But since doing
15:39similar themes two days in a row caused
15:41a slump, the idea is to keep LINE
15:43stickers as a theme since it's a hit,
15:45and combine it with monetization.
15:49It’s proposing that as a winning
15:50theme. That makes a lot of sense,
15:53really. The second idea is a
15:55situational version of "Top 5 Prompts."
15:58Instead of a broad "Top 5 Prompts," the
16:01suggestion is to change the angle to a
16:03trending topic like "5 Prompts for
16:05Instant Copy-Paste Work," focusing on
16:07how to finish tasks with just a copy
16:10and paste. And then there's
16:12demonstrating automation with "before
16:14and after." It's about showing the
16:17before and after, like how something
16:19that used to take 30 minutes can now be
16:21done in 3 minutes by asking AI this way
16:23. I think these are great ideas, but
16:26the reality is I haven't been able to
16:28spend much time on Instagram posts. I
16:30really want to put more effort into
16:32Instagram. Up until now, if you wanted
16:36to analyze your Instagram, you had to
16:38take screenshots of your insights and
16:40turn them into data, then manually feed
16:43that into Claude or ChatGPT. You really
16:47had to do all that work, but with this
16:49tool called Muse, it can analyze
16:51everything just from a prompt or a bit
16:53of text, which I think is a massive
16:55improvement. Yes. Alright, next, let's
17:01try making a post. I’m going to take
17:05a photo for a story right now, have
17:07Muse handle the image editing—like
17:09adding text and such—and then
17:11actually post it directly from Muse. So
17:14, for the post content, I’ve decided
17:17to feature Ataro here. I’m a huge fan
17:21of ferrets, and I’ve always had two,
17:23but recently I actually welcomed a
17:25third ferret into my home. This is
17:28Ataro. Did anyone notice? Do you know
17:30what’s happening with this "Aha!"
17:32moment? Is everyone catching it? It’s
17:34a genuine "Aha!" experience. Actually,
17:36you see that plant that was behind me?
17:39It probably disappeared in a flash, but
17:41let me explain: the ferret started
17:43messing with the plant. So, despite the
17:46plant "Aha!" moment, I think I’ll
17:49take a photo with Ataro here and post a
17:51story saying I’ve welcomed my third
17:53ferret. Yes. Ataro, look this way. Can
17:57you do it? He’s not very good at
17:58facing the camera. Okay. Right. Cheese.
18:05So cute. There, there. Oh, stop it,
18:07that's the mic. Alright, Ataro, thank
18:10you. So, while I’m filming, he’s
18:11usually just playing around nearby.
18:13I’ve taken three photos like this, so
18:15I think I’ll have it use the one that
18:17turned out best. The prompt is: "Create
18:19an Instagram Story using the attached
18:22photo." I'll add voice input to my
18:24usual prompt, telling it to show me the
18:27result first and not to post anything
18:29until I approve it. I took three photos
18:32for the story, so please use the one
18:34that looks the best. The story is about
18:38actually trying out Meta's latest AI,
18:40Muse, and by the way, this is my third
18:43ferret, Ataro. "A" is in katakana and "
18:46taro" is in kanji. Please make sure you
18:48don't get that wrong. With that in mind
18:50, could you create a few story designs?
18:52Like this. Lately, I've been using
18:54voice input for AI so much that I'm
18:56talking constantly. I talk when
18:59recording videos, and I'm talking the
19:01whole time I'm working with AI, so my
19:03throat is actually quite sore. I've
19:06gotten used to it, so it doesn't hurt
19:08as much anymore, but perhaps the more
19:10AI advances, the better throat lozenges
19:13will sell. Anyway, let's stop thinking
19:15about silly things and wait for Muse. I
19:24have three of them. Do you call them "
19:26three books"? I'm not sure. Oh, it
19:28looks like it's done. It used the
19:29second photo out of the three. I guess
19:32this one looked the best. Oh, it came
19:34up with three ideas. Oh, wow. I see.
19:37The first idea is this, and the second
19:39one is this. Ah, I get it. And this is
19:41the third idea. I see. I don't think
19:44any of them are bad, but the first and
19:45second ones are interesting. Since it
19:48has analysis capabilities, let's have
19:50it analyze things first and then come
19:52up with a story design. I totally
19:54forgot to mention that. I think the
19:57first and second designs are good, but
19:59since it can analyze, let's have it
20:01look at past stories and mimic the
20:03designs that performed well to create a
20:05new post. Let's wait for that for a bit
20:09. This one is Shaka. He's the one who's
20:14most attached to me in our home.
20:17Ferrets have this habit of taking their
20:19favorite toys to their favorite spots,
20:21but when they really bond with you,
20:23they'll grab your finger and pull you
20:25to their favorite place too. It’s
20:29incredibly cute, but out of my three
20:31ferrets, he's the only one who does it.
20:33Oh, sorry, sorry. Thank you. The
20:38footage isn't ready yet, so let me
20:40introduce him properly—this is Koppa.
20:42Koppa has been on the channel a few
20:44times, so many of you might know him,
20:46but he’s a seriously dangerous ferret
20:49because he eats fabric. He accidentally
20:51ate some in the middle of the night, so
20:53we had to rush him to the emergency vet
20:55. Since it was an emergency and at
20:58night, the surgery cost 610,000 yen,
21:00which is the story of how Koppa had his
21:02operation. He’s doing great now, as
21:04you can see. I was really glad I had
21:06been earning enough money. It would be
21:08so heartbreaking if I had to face the
21:10choice of not being able to pay and
21:12losing him. So, in that sense, he's
21:14also the reason I’m glad I’ve been
21:16working hard. Ever since then, I
21:18haven't let him near any fabric
21:20products. Yes. He’s cute, isn't he?
21:22Yes. This one is the most relaxed of
21:27the bunch. Yeah. He’s the most limp
21:31and incredibly soft. Still no footage,
21:33though. Well, since we're here. I think
21:37I’ll teach you how to do this thing
21:38I’ve been doing. This way of waving.
21:40First, you do this with your hand. Once
21:42you do that, you do this, like this.
21:44And, uh, you pinch it like this with
21:46these two fingers. You pinch it and
21:48move this part. When you do it like
21:50this, it looks like he’s waving. Like
21:52he's saying "hello.""Hello," see? It
21:56looks like he’s waving his hand like
21:58that. It’s really cute. I learned
22:01this from the lady at the ferret shop
22:03when I first got Shaka. Yes. He came
22:08out while I was talking about the
22:10warehouse. We did it. First, a candid
22:12report: I actually retrieved and
22:14reviewed all 40 of our stories from
22:17August to October. Yes. I’ve been
22:19slacking off on Reels, but it looks
22:21like I was consistent with Stories.
22:23That’s good. That’s good. It seems
22:24we couldn't retrieve the view counts
22:26for each individual story. I’d like
22:30to be able to get that data in the
22:31future, but it seems we have a general
22:33idea of our story patterns now. Oh,
22:36this is definitely what our stories
22:38usually look like. It's mostly text,
22:40and the image is basically just a
22:42background. So, even though we have
22:44cute Ataro here, he's barely being
22:46shown. But this is a technique; you
22:48want your stories to be viewed for a
22:50longer time. To keep people looking
22:52longer, we fill it with text instead of
22:54just using one photo. That's the
22:56strategy—making it look like that
22:58ensures more watch time. So, I think
23:00that's acceptable. The other designs
23:02are quite good too. If we were really
23:04going for a business-like approach,
23:06we'd choose this one. This one would
23:08get more reach, but since it's Ataro's
23:10big debut, let's go with this one. Yes.
23:12"AI tried posting." We'll go with this.
23:14Ah, it seems Muse understands as well.
23:17It says D1 is recommended, but let's go
23:19with D. If we use D1, you can't see
23:21Ataro, so I'll choose D. Yes. D is good
23:24. Once I say "post," it should handle
23:26the posting automatically. Oh, it
23:31appeared. If I allow this, I wonder if
23:34it’s okay to post at this hour? Looks
23:38like it posted it. Let's take a look.
23:40Oh, it’s posted correctly. Fantastic.
23:43This is the true essence of Muse;
23:45things that weren't possible with
23:47previous AIs are now doable with Muse.
23:50That really is the best part. As these
23:53features gradually increase, I think
23:55the strength lies in making it easier
23:57for beginners to earn money using AI.
24:03Like this. You can also do things like
24:06gathering ideas every morning or
24:08analyzing other accounts, just like you
24:10would with a regular AI. So, how do we
24:13make money with this? It’s mainly
24:16that it has become much easier to run
24:18this ADA cycle. Since it's easier now,
24:20let's just run it as much as we can.
24:23Run it repeatedly, look at the detailed
24:25numbers, improve the bad parts, and
24:27keep milking the successful posts that
24:29gained traction. With Muse, you can now
24:32do this endlessly. Instagram has always
24:35been considered a very lucrative side
24:37hustle, consistently ranking number one
24:39in annual AI side hustle rankings, but
24:42its only drawback was this AI
24:43integration. I believe the fact that
24:46this AI integration is now possible is
24:48a huge advantage this time around. By
24:51the way, there is actually a weakness
24:53in posts that Muse still cannot handle,
24:56and that is Reel videos. It is not
24:58possible to create these. You might be
25:02able to lightly edit and publish
25:03something you've already made via Muse,
25:05but I think that would be quite
25:07difficult. For how to actually create
25:10those videos for posting, I have a
25:11separate video titled "How to Make
25:13Money with AI and Video Editing," so
25:16please watch that instead. Also, even
25:18though this is an official method,
25:20please don't just spam AI-generated
25:23content—whether it's Stories or
25:25anything else—in huge quantities
25:27using a "spray and pray" strategy. Even
25:30if it is an official AI, if you
25:32mass-post like that, you will be
25:34flagged as spam, and in the worst case,
25:36your account could be suspended, so
25:38please don't overdo it. There isn't a
25:42clear number yet regarding how many
25:44actions are considered too many, and
25:46since this AI has just started, there
25:48are barely any reports on what's safe
25:50or what gets you banned. So, while we
25:53don't know for sure, I think you should
25:55just proceed within the bounds of
25:57common sense. With that said, I’ve
26:03covered various ways to earn money
26:05using Muse and Instagram. The bottom
26:07line for Instagram is, once you’ve
26:09set up your account and gotten it on
26:10the right track, all that’s left is
26:12to just keep posting as much as
26:14possible. I think you’ve come to
26:16understand that by continuously cycling
26:18through your content, you can keep
26:20growing your account. You understand it
26:23better now, and I think it’s become
26:25more accessible for beginners as well.
26:27That’s why this AI release is really
26:29helpful for me, but remember, the
26:31preparation you do before starting on
26:33Instagram is incredibly important. This
26:36is an analogy I'm using in the second
26:38book I'm writing: what do you think is
26:40the most important thing when digging a
26:42well? Take a moment to think about it.
26:45Since we’re here, anyway. If I get
26:47comments saying the analogy is weak, I
26:49won't include it in the book, so I’d
26:51really like you to think about it. What
26:53do you think is the most important
26:55thing when digging a well? Yes. You
26:57might think it’s the digging speed or
26:59the quality of the machinery, but the
27:01answer is where you choose to dig. No
27:03matter how much you dig in a place
27:05without an underground water vein,
27:07you'll only ever find dry dirt. However
27:09, if you find a spot with a water vein,
27:11water will gush out even if you’re
27:12just digging with a shovel, without
27:14needing any fancy equipment. When
27:16making money on social media, this
27:18place you choose to dig—this "water
27:20vein"—is what we call your content
27:21theme. When it comes to themes, for me
27:24it's things like AI, side hustles,
27:26beauty, health, dating, or marriage—
27:28there are just so many different topics
27:31out there. Your theme basically
27:33determines everything. It determines
27:35about 90%of your success. Think of your
27:37theme in social media monetization like
27:39finding a water vein when digging a
27:41well. So how do you decide? Well, the
27:43themes that tend to grow are pretty
27:44much already set. Whether it's AI,
27:47finance, relationships, life hacks, or
27:49organization, these categories are
27:52established, but they’re also full of
27:54rivals. So, how do you win? You add
27:58your own strengths to that mix. For
28:00example, something like "a food blog by
28:02a full-time housewife of 20 years." You
28:05can combine it with things you like, or
28:07even with things you just can't let go
28:09of. Combining it with things you like
28:11is pretty straightforward. "I love
28:13cooking, so I'll share food-related
28:15content"—that's easy to understand. "
28:17Things you can't let go of" refers to
28:19your complexes; for instance, wanting
28:21to find love despite having a chronic
28:23illness, or needing to lose weight if
28:25you're struggling with your size—
28:27choosing based on these deep-seated
28:29needs is also a valid strategy.
28:33Choosing a theme is incredibly
28:34important; sure, you can discuss it
28:36with a muse or search through Instagram
28:39, but what matters most is digging deep
28:41into yourself. Self-analysis is
28:45absolutely crucial. I’ve written
28:47about how to do that in my book using
28:49what I call "An-Aum Prompts," and I
28:51plan to cover it in my second book as
28:53well. I’ve also prepared a special
28:54bonus for those of you who have watched
28:56this far. That bonus includes tips to
29:00help you decide on your own theme for
29:02posting on Instagram, so please make
29:04sure to claim it. You can read a free
29:07preview of this book, so please make
29:09sure to check out that free sample
29:11while you're at it. As you read, take
29:13some time for self-reflection. I hope
29:16you'll claim this bonus to help decide
29:18on your theme for posting on Instagram,
29:20which is the first step you need to
29:22take to start earning with "Muse x
29:24Instagram." You can find the link to my
29:27LINE in the description box, and if you
29:29add me there, you can receive the bonus
29:31for free. That’s it for this time.
29:36How was it? Here on the Lucky Y Channel
29:38, we share content like this. We post
29:40daily about how to use AI and how to
29:42earn money using AI. We also share many
29:44other ways to earn, so please be sure
29:46to check out my other videos as well.
29:48Also, if you liked this video, please
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29:55bonus. Well, that's it for this video.
29:58See you next time. Yes. Now, it's chat
30:02time. Yes. Well, this is the second
30:04time filming with this background. I've
30:06filmed in this house a few times before
30:09, and before this studio setup was
30:11ready, I used to film in the living
30:13room—no, wait, not the living room, I
30:15was filming in the kitchen. Since the
30:20room was covered in cardboard boxes and
30:22the kitchen was the only place that
30:24looked decent enough to film, I used to
30:26shoot there, but finally, things have
30:28settled down and I'm able to film
30:29videos here. Although, filming here,
30:34the ferrets are kind of noisy. Yes. I
30:38suppose I need to figure out how to
30:40handle that and maybe rearrange things
30:42a bit. Yes. Well, that kind of talk
30:46doesn't really matter. Putting that
30:49aside, for this chat time, I'd like to
30:51talk about why attracting customers is
30:54so important. Yes. Well, platforms like
31:00Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok—in
31:02short, when it comes to side hustles
31:04moving forward, I believe social media
31:07as a customer acquisition channel will
31:09continue to grow. Actually, it’s not
31:13just about growth; if you want to make
31:15money, I think it’s reaching a point
31:16where you won't be able to earn
31:18anything without it. The reason is that
31:20creating things has become incredibly
31:22easy now. With AI, you can create
31:25images, you can create videos, and you
31:27can even create things like games; you
31:30can make just about anything. Creating
31:32services and web apps has become so
31:35simple that the world is now flooded
31:37with more products than ever before,
31:39even more than in the pre-AI era. So,
31:43the real issue now is figuring out how
31:45to actually sell those things. You see,
31:49until now, just being able to create
31:51something was enough to earn a decent
31:53amount of money. For example, if you
32:02could make LINE stickers, you could
32:04sell a guide on how to make them, or
32:06offer a service to create them for
32:08others; but now, you can just ask AI
32:10how to make them in an instant, and
32:11people are starting to realize they can
32:14just use AI to make stickers themselves
32:16. You can still earn money that way,
32:25but competition is heating up, and
32:27unless you have a proven track record,
32:29you’ll end up working for very low
32:31pay. So, going from zero to one is much
32:37easier now than it was before AI, but
32:39the challenge is how to grow from there
32:42. Figuring out how to take that "one"
32:46and turn it into "ten" is what I
32:48believe will be the challenge moving
32:50forward. When that happens, I think SNS
32:55is going to become an incredibly key
32:57factor. If you want to attract
33:02customers—or rather, if you want
33:04people to receive what you've created
33:06and get paid for it in return—you
33:08have to bring people together. When it
33:12comes to methods for gathering people,
33:14I think it mostly comes down to two
33:16choices: running ads or creating your
33:18own content. While I do think running
33:22ads is a highly effective method, you
33:24just can't beat large corporations at
33:26that game. Big companies use massive
33:30budgets to run ads aggressively, and
33:32then they feed that data into AI to
33:34keep optimizing it; they’re doing
33:36this with an incredible amount of money
33:38. Since you can't beat that, there are
33:45ways to ride on their coattails—which
33:47I hope to talk about eventually—but
33:49since you can't win directly, you need
33:51to use your own content to attract
33:53customers by sharing your own
33:55experiences, like "here's how it worked
33:57for me." After all, people are more
34:04likely to make a purchase when they
34:06hear directly from a creator rather
34:08than seeing an ad, and, well...I think
34:13things are heading in that direction.
34:15Anyway, between running ads or creating
34:17your own content, since it's hard to
34:19win with ads, I think we're moving into
34:21an era where you have no choice but to
34:23create your own content. So, even
34:26though 2026 is coming to an end, I
34:28believe that 2027 will be a year where
34:31the theme of "AI x SNS" becomes
34:34absolutely huge. Please keep that in
34:38mind as you head into 2027. You know,
34:40I've talked a lot up until now about
34:42helping beginners achieve their first "
34:440 to 1" breakthrough. However, with all
34:47these AIs constantly emerging,
34:49achieving zero-to-one has become
34:50incredibly simple, and now anyone can
34:53accomplish it. So, while I will
34:59certainly continue to talk about
35:01zero-to-one achievements, I personally
35:03see 2027 as a major milestone, and at
35:06that point, I’m thinking I’d like
35:08to focus not on going from zero-to-one,
35:10but on achieving one-to-ten. Yes. Yeah,
35:18something like that. Yes. Well,
35:21that’s it for the chat time. Oh, one
35:30more thing—I was debating whether to
35:32say this, but I'll just mention it
35:34briefly: there is a possibility—a
35:36very real possibility—that I might
35:38start a scholarship in my name, so if
35:52you have children who are high school
35:54or college students, or if you are a
35:55student yourself, please look forward
35:57to it. I should be able to talk about
36:05the scholarship around January next
36:06year. The ferrets are getting rowdy, so
36:10that’s it for this chat session, yes.
36:12Yes. Alright, so that's that. Yes. Well
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