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Use This AI System To Get Clients in 2026 — Transcript

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  1. 0:00So, over the last couple of weeks, you
  2. 0:01guys have seen me talking a lot about AI
  3. 0:03and how it's making its shift and taking
  4. 0:06over the brand scaling industry. Today's
  5. 0:08video specifically, I wanted to show you
  6. 0:09guys some of the use cases specifically
  7. 0:11with client acquisition. Kind of show
  8. 0:13you guys a live step-by-step process and
  9. 0:15some live use case of Claude code and
  10. 0:17how you can use it to create websites
  11. 0:19for prospects as well as ad creatives
  12. 0:21for these prospects. You guys have heard
  13. 0:23me talk about different free assets that
  14. 0:25you can provide to warm leads in order
  15. 0:27to actually close the deal. To show them
  16. 0:29like you're very serious about your work
  17. 0:30and show that you are valuable to them
  18. 0:33as an asset to them. These are also
  19. 0:34things you can do for your current
  20. 0:36clients to make more money from that
  21. 0:38client other than just managing their
  22. 0:40ads. Obviously, the more advanced side
  23. 0:41of Claude code is actually using it to
  24. 0:43full hands-on like run ads for you. But,
  25. 0:46for the more beginner level stuff, I
  26. 0:48wanted to kind of keep it simple and
  27. 0:49show you guys just some different use
  28. 0:50cases with client acquisition
  29. 0:52considering that's where, you know,
  30. 0:53majority of you guys are at as well.
  31. 0:55Whether you're trying to sign your first
  32. 0:56client, whether you're trying to sign
  33. 0:57your second, your third, whether you're
  34. 0:59brand new to freelance brand scaling,
  35. 1:01there is a lot to take away from this
  36. 1:03video. So, make sure to watch through
  37. 1:04till the end.
  38. 1:07All right. So, now that we are in Claude
  39. 1:09code, there is a couple of things that
  40. 1:11we first need to do. Obviously, if
  41. 1:12you're brand new to all of this, you
  42. 1:14need to have Claude code set up. I can
  43. 1:15maybe make a future video on setting
  44. 1:17that up and what that kind of looks
  45. 1:19like, but the process is pretty simple.
  46. 1:20I'm sure there's tons of other YouTube
  47. 1:21videos out there on the basic setup
  48. 1:23through VS code. Essentially, what
  49. 1:25Claude code is is it's like a personal
  50. 1:28assistant that works from your computer
  51. 1:31and has access to do things for you on
  52. 1:33your computer. So, think of like if you
  53. 1:35had chat GPT, but chat GPT actually had
  54. 1:38access to do things for you. And it was
  55. 1:41able to operate at all hours throughout
  56. 1:42the day to work and it was able to get a
  57. 1:45better understanding of your business
  58. 1:47and learn over time and become smarter
  59. 1:49with you as you educate it more. So,
  60. 1:52it's like it has its own brain and it
  61. 1:53has its own memory system in order to
  62. 1:56further educate itself on your business
  63. 1:58and grow with you over time. So, my
  64. 2:00agent's name is Samantha. So, I'm going
  65. 2:02to start off by just simple as saying,
  66. 2:04"Hi Samantha here. Hey Brez, what's on
  67. 2:06your mind?" I'm going to show you guys
  68. 2:07this as well, this quick little trick.
  69. 2:09If you download this app Whisper Flow,
  70. 2:11uh you can actually just talk to your
  71. 2:13Claude Bot instead of having to type all
  72. 2:15this stuff out. So, I'm going to say,
  73. 2:16"Samantha, today I would like to scrape
  74. 2:19five local businesses here in Miami,
  75. 2:22Florida. Let's make it construction
  76. 2:24companies that have bad websites and bad
  77. 2:27ad creatives. That way I can reach out
  78. 2:29to these businesses, make websites for
  79. 2:32them, make ad creatives, and reach out
  80. 2:34to these businesses to try to sign them
  81. 2:35as a potential client for my marketing
  82. 2:37agency." We've got this message now
  83. 2:39typed out. We're going to send this to
  84. 2:41Samantha. Samantha is basically going to
  85. 2:43take this, think on it, and it's going
  86. 2:45to help us scrape five businesses in the
  87. 2:48local area, Miami, Florida here. Now,
  88. 2:50you guys heard me say that these are all
  89. 2:51going to be construction companies local
  90. 2:53in the area that already have bad
  91. 2:56websites and bad ad creatives. That way
  92. 2:58I can make them a new website, make them
  93. 3:01new ad creatives, and when I reach out
  94. 3:03to them and actually pitch them, I have
  95. 3:05these assets to provide to them to
  96. 3:08basically go to these business owners
  97. 3:09and say, "Hey, I already made you a new
  98. 3:11website. This is just kind of
  99. 3:13proof of what I'm capable of doing for
  100. 3:15your business." Now, obviously, it
  101. 3:17doesn't necessarily make sense to sit
  102. 3:19here and make websites and make
  103. 3:21creatives for these prospects before
  104. 3:23even breaking initial point of contact
  105. 3:25with them. I recommend cold calling them
  106. 3:26first, peaking their interest, and then
  107. 3:29spending the time actually making these
  108. 3:31things, and then providing these to the
  109. 3:32business owner. Cuz for all you might
  110. 3:34know, you might spend the time making a
  111. 3:36website, making an ad creative just to
  112. 3:38dial the phone number, and it's invalid.
  113. 3:40Or the business owner says, "Oh, no,
  114. 3:41[ __ ] off." So, make sure there's
  115. 3:43actually a slight point of interest
  116. 3:45before you spend the time making these
  117. 3:47websites and making these ad creatives,
  118. 3:48even though it only takes a couple of
  119. 3:50minutes to do this stuff. It's still
  120. 3:51good to, you know, break that initial
  121. 3:53point of contact. That way you're making
  122. 3:55your time most efficient and you're not
  123. 3:56wasting time. And again, I know a lot of
  124. 3:58this stuff might seem very advanced and
  125. 4:00overwhelming you guys. So, let me know
  126. 4:02what questions you guys have down in the
  127. 4:03comments below. I'm happy to help you
  128. 4:05guys with this stuff. I'm here to
  129. 4:06educate you guys on this stuff. I'm here
  130. 4:07to help you guys get ahead of the curve
  131. 4:09on this stuff cuz this [ __ ] is genuinely
  132. 4:11taking over not only freelance brand
  133. 4:13scaling, but I feel like the whole
  134. 4:14online business scene as a whole. It's
  135. 4:16just so so powerful. There's so many
  136. 4:18different use cases for it. There's so
  137. 4:20many ways to save time. There's so many
  138. 4:22ways to just do things more efficiently.
  139. 4:24Like even if I'm building SOPs for one
  140. 4:27of my employees or something just to do
  141. 4:28it through Samantha rather than doing it
  142. 4:30through like chat GPT. It's just like
  143. 4:32Samantha learns with my business over
  144. 4:34time. So, she knows things that chat GPT
  145. 4:36doesn't. And you guys will see too here
  146. 4:38when I make ad creatives. Like I have
  147. 4:39Samantha connected to Google Gemini.
  148. 4:41That way she can just generate images
  149. 4:43through Nano Banana. So, instead of
  150. 4:44having to go on my Nano Banana myself
  151. 4:46and generate images, I just tell
  152. 4:47Samantha to do it and she does it for
  153. 4:49me. So, like once we get these prospects
  154. 4:51back from Samantha as soon as she does
  155. 4:53this, you guys will see I'm going to
  156. 4:54make a website for that prospect as well
  157. 4:56as I'm going to make some ad creatives
  158. 4:58for that prospect. And she's just I'm
  159. 4:59just going to tell her to do it and
  160. 5:01she's going to do it all for me. So, I
  161. 5:02can have this stuff running in the
  162. 5:03background while I'm doing other work.
  163. 5:05It's like, "Hey Samantha, can you scrape
  164. 5:07me 100 leads this morning?" Let it
  165. 5:09scrape the leads, come back to it. "Hey,
  166. 5:11can you make me new websites for these
  167. 5:1330 out of these 100 leads?" Let it run
  168. 5:16while you're working on other things.
  169. 5:17Then, "Can you make me ad creatives for
  170. 5:19these 30 leads?" And then boom, you just
  171. 5:20reach out to those leads and simple as
  172. 5:22that, bro. You can be multitasking
  173. 5:24having this running in the background
  174. 5:25while also working on other things. It's
  175. 5:26just so time efficient and it saves so
  176. 5:29many headaches and it just can do so
  177. 5:32much for you. So, Samantha responded
  178. 5:34here. Allow searching for this query,
  179. 5:36small construction companies in Miami,
  180. 5:37Florida. Yes.
  181. 5:39Uh oh, basically just asking for
  182. 5:41permission to do this. So, yes, I got to
  183. 5:43change this to bypass permission.
  184. 5:45Sometimes it automatically switches
  185. 5:46back. Cloud has a lot of security
  186. 5:48things, so there's certain modes you can
  187. 5:50have it in where it like asks before it
  188. 5:52does anything on your computer.
  189. 5:53Considering Samantha literally has
  190. 5:55access to do things on my computer. Like
  191. 5:58if I went If I told her to go into one
  192. 6:00of my files and reorganize them, she
  193. 6:02would do it for me. So, there's certain
  194. 6:04security measures where, you know, you
  195. 6:06can have it in different modes where it
  196. 6:07has to ask for permission before it does
  197. 6:09something, and I had it in that mode.
  198. 6:10So, now I have it in bypass permission
  199. 6:12mode where I don't need to give it
  200. 6:14permission to do anything. It just does
  201. 6:16it automatically on its own. Okay, so
  202. 6:18you can see here now that Samantha is
  203. 6:21going through and searching for
  204. 6:23different construction companies, Miami,
  205. 6:25Florida resident remodeling contractors,
  206. 6:28etc. And now it's actually starting to
  207. 6:30pull some of these businesses. So, you
  208. 6:32can see the websites here are getting
  209. 6:33fetched. Um just some different like
  210. 6:35construction companies local to the area
  211. 6:37here. And you can see it's fetching all
  212. 6:39of these as time passes here. All right,
  213. 6:42y'all. So, about a couple minutes later
  214. 6:46and Samantha has finished up. Boom. Here
  215. 6:50we go. Now we got all of the data of
  216. 6:52these businesses that were scraped. Um
  217. 6:55we've got all of the contact info we
  218. 6:58need to actually reach out to these
  219. 6:59prospects. So, not only can you use this
  220. 7:01just for
  221. 7:03scraping leads with bad websites
  222. 7:05specifically, but just lead scraping as
  223. 7:07a whole. Very powerful tool.
  224. 7:10Um but it'll go over like the key
  225. 7:12problems with the website. It'll go over
  226. 7:14the opportunities to fix it, so it knows
  227. 7:17what it needs to do in order to fix the
  228. 7:19website.
  229. 7:21And it'll give it a rating as well. So,
  230. 7:22we're going to pick one of these ones
  231. 7:24with the worst rating, which would be
  232. 7:25four out of 10. We'll go ahead and pick
  233. 7:27this one here. Let's take a look at the
  234. 7:29website. Um as you can see, yeah, it's
  235. 7:32just pretty damn outdated.
  236. 7:35Um nothing really going on here, so
  237. 7:38we need to remake this. So, say we reach
  238. 7:40out to this business, we break point of
  239. 7:41contact with this business, and now
  240. 7:43we're at a point of like, okay, I want
  241. 7:45to try to sign this as a client. It's a
  242. 7:47warm lead, but I need to provide them
  243. 7:49something to show them, make them a new
  244. 7:50website, make them new ad creatives,
  245. 7:52call up that business owner, tell them
  246. 7:54that you've made those things, book in a
  247. 7:55meeting, and then you close the deal on
  248. 7:56that meeting when you show them the
  249. 7:58website, as well as show them the ad
  250. 7:59creatives that you've made for them, and
  251. 8:02they just see the opportunity of working
  252. 8:04with you and what you're capable of
  253. 8:05doing for them. So, now
  254. 8:07we're going to go back, and we're going
  255. 8:09to tell Samantha to build a Actually,
  256. 8:12we'll start with the ad creatives. We'll
  257. 8:13tell Samantha to make us five new ad
  258. 8:15creatives for CF Construction and
  259. 8:16Modeling. But, what I'm going to go
  260. 8:17ahead and do first is find a good
  261. 8:20example of a construction company ad
  262. 8:24creative and have Samantha use that as a
  263. 8:27reference point to generate us um good
  264. 8:30example of a construction company ad.
  265. 8:32Have Samantha use that as a reference
  266. 8:35point to generate us an ad creative that
  267. 8:37would actually be good for [snorts] this
  268. 8:39construction company. I mean, it could
  269. 8:41even be something as simple as like
  270. 8:42this. Um this is obviously this isn't
  271. 8:46the best, but we'll just for sake of
  272. 8:47time we'll use this as a reference
  273. 8:49point. Obviously, you know, you guys can
  274. 8:50scroll through the Facebook ad library,
  275. 8:52find some actual good creatives, use
  276. 8:54those as references for Samantha. Hey
  277. 8:56Samantha, can you make a new ad creative
  278. 8:58for CF N Construction Remodeling, and
  279. 9:03use this image I uploaded as a reference
  280. 9:05point for how to make the creative.
  281. 9:08Boom, we're going to give that to
  282. 9:09Samantha. We're going to let her cook up
  283. 9:10a new ad creative for us, and simple as
  284. 9:13that. Okay, so Samantha is coming back
  285. 9:15and saying this is a bad reference image
  286. 9:17because of the placeholders that were on
  287. 9:21the image. So, I think I don't think she
  288. 9:23liked that there was like this your
  289. 9:25logo, for example, there. But, actually,
  290. 9:27you know what, we'll just tell Samantha
  291. 9:29to make one without a reference image
  292. 9:30and see what she can cook up. Hey
  293. 9:32Samantha, can you just make one without
  294. 9:33a reference image, and and I'll see what
  295. 9:36you cook up, and then we can adjust it
  296. 9:37from there. So it looks like for this
  297. 9:39one it's building it itself through HTML
  298. 9:42code instead of doing it through Gemini,
  299. 9:45which is like Google's Google's AI image
  300. 9:48generator like through Nano Banana even
  301. 9:50though I have it connected to Nano
  302. 9:52Banana. Apparently it thinks this
  303. 9:53creative is easy enough to generate
  304. 9:55doing it just through its own like
  305. 9:58coding rather than doing it through
  306. 9:59Google Gemini. So it went ahead and
  307. 10:01responded it did it. So I'm just going
  308. 10:03to tell Samantha, can you open this
  309. 10:05image for me? Now watch it's just going
  310. 10:07to open it on my computer for me. It's
  311. 10:09going to go into my files and just pull
  312. 10:10it up. So boom. All right, what the hell
  313. 10:12is this? Is this just the concept?
  314. 10:15I mean the the the concept of it is good
  315. 10:17but there's no image. So we need to tell
  316. 10:19Samantha now, the concept of the ad is
  317. 10:21good, the layout of the ad is good, the
  318. 10:23text of the ad is good but there's no
  319. 10:24actual image to look at. Let Samantha
  320. 10:27know, no image to look at. Let's see if
  321. 10:29I can fix it. Oh, so it looks like what
  322. 10:31it tried to do was the image was
  323. 10:33supposed to be like kitchen cabinets.
  324. 10:36You can see even it pulls like the
  325. 10:37location of the business like the
  326. 10:40information about the the business like
  327. 10:42the name of the business, the phone
  328. 10:44number of the business, everything cuz
  329. 10:45it pulls that from the website when we
  330. 10:47scrape that leads and then automatically
  331. 10:49transfers that over to when it makes ad
  332. 10:51creatives and it'll do the same exact
  333. 10:53thing when it makes a website as well.
  334. 10:55But I hope you guys now are starting to
  335. 10:56see like how powerful this [ __ ] actually
  336. 10:59is and how useful this [ __ ] actually is.
  337. 11:01And like this stuff is only going to get
  338. 11:03stronger and stronger and stronger as
  339. 11:04time goes on. So if there's ever been
  340. 11:06like I said a time to get into freelance
  341. 11:08brand scaling, now is the time to do it.
  342. 11:10Like take advantage of this stuff and it
  343. 11:11makes it way easier than it is when I
  344. 11:14first started. Like again, when I first
  345. 11:16started all this [ __ ] I had to literally
  346. 11:17do everything manually step-by-step.
  347. 11:19Like I had to go in Canva and hand
  348. 11:21design creatives. I had to hand build
  349. 11:23websites on Shopify and on Wix. So if
  350. 11:26you guys are interested in joining the
  351. 11:28new AI advertiser program, head to the
  352. 11:30link in the description. You can fill
  353. 11:32out an application there. Yeah,
  354. 11:33hopefully we see you guys inside the new
  355. 11:34AI Advertiser Program where we teach
  356. 11:37this [ __ ] a whole lot more in-depth. We
  357. 11:39have the best of the best coaches, the
  358. 11:40best of the best program, the best of
  359. 11:42the best community, the best of the best
  360. 11:43tools, literally like hands-on access to
  361. 11:46this stuff and hands-on learning to this
  362. 11:48stuff. But yeah, check that link out in
  363. 11:50the description and if you haven't
  364. 11:51already, make sure to like and
  365. 11:52subscribe. Okay, so it looks like it's
  366. 11:54not pulling any stock images for some
  367. 11:56reason, so instead I'm going to see if I
  368. 11:57can use Nano Banana. Can you use Nano
  369. 12:00Banana instead? So it looks like it's
  370. 12:02connecting to my Google Gemini API key.
  371. 12:05All right, boom. So it generated an ad
  372. 12:07creative. It's not like insane. It's not
  373. 12:10bad, but you guys get the picture. It's
  374. 12:12able to generate images literally on
  375. 12:14command based off of the leads that you
  376. 12:16pull. Like again, it already has all of
  377. 12:18the information from the business down
  378. 12:20here at the bottom and now we can make
  379. 12:21changes to this in literally seconds
  380. 12:23just by prompting Samantha or Claude to
  381. 12:26do so. So now what I'm going to have it
  382. 12:28do is make a whole new website for this
  383. 12:30construction business. The ad creative
  384. 12:33isn't bad
  385. 12:34for now. We can leave it as is. Now
  386. 12:36let's move on to making a website for
  387. 12:38the same construction company so that I
  388. 12:41can reach out to them and pitch them
  389. 12:43with a freshly made website that I made
  390. 12:45for them as well as fresh ad creative.
  391. 12:47All right, so we're going to let
  392. 12:48Samantha do her thing and cook up a new
  393. 12:51website for CF Construction. And in the
  394. 12:54meantime, I'm going to go take a piss
  395. 12:56because I have to piss. All right, so I
  396. 12:58came back from the bathroom.
  397. 13:00Looks like uh Samantha is still cooking
  398. 13:03up the website, but it looks like it's
  399. 13:06generating on its own. It's generating
  400. 13:08five more ad creatives. I didn't tell it
  401. 13:11to do that, but I guess that works.
  402. 13:12We'll take five more ad creatives.
  403. 13:14Um so it's generating a kitchen image, a
  404. 13:17bathroom image, an outdoor pool image, a
  405. 13:20full home interior image, a master
  406. 13:23bedroom image, and then it's It's to
  407. 13:25build a single-page simple just HTML
  408. 13:28site. And then it's going to open the
  409. 13:31the finished site in browser for us. So,
  410. 13:33we're going to wait for this to happen.
  411. 13:34It's going to generate those images, and
  412. 13:36then it's going to generate a simple
  413. 13:39one-page HTML website.
  414. 13:43Now, I do want to say it does have the
  415. 13:45ability to generate more complex
  416. 13:47websites, um but just kind of for sake
  417. 13:49of concept, I'm trying to keep this
  418. 13:51stuff simple for you guys so that it's
  419. 13:53easy to understand and just easy to get
  420. 13:55the point across to you guys how
  421. 13:57powerful this [ __ ] really is.
  422. 13:59But as time goes on, I can make more
  423. 14:01complex videos on how to make this thing
  424. 14:02even smarter, how to have it generate
  425. 14:04even more complex websites, how to
  426. 14:07integrate different other different
  427. 14:09stuff just like we're going to get in
  428. 14:11the trenches with this [ __ ] So, as as
  429. 14:13time goes on,
  430. 14:15I'm here to educate you guys more and
  431. 14:16more. But uh for now, you know,
  432. 14:18obviously that's the stuff inside of the
  433. 14:20AI Advertiser program. All right. So,
  434. 14:22now as you guys can see, it just
  435. 14:23finished up the website after a few
  436. 14:25minutes, and this is what we got. A much
  437. 14:28much better-looking website than what
  438. 14:30they had before. This is the before.
  439. 14:33And then now, we have the after. And
  440. 14:36keep in mind, literally didn't even have
  441. 14:37to do anything. Literally just told
  442. 14:39Samantha, "Yo, build a new website for
  443. 14:41this company. Here's their current
  444. 14:43website. Make me a new one." And it made
  445. 14:45a website that is 10 times better and
  446. 14:47will convert 10 times better as well as
  447. 14:49when you send this over to the prospect,
  448. 14:51they're going to be like, "What the
  449. 14:52fuck?" But yeah, hopefully this video
  450. 14:54helped you guys out. Hopefully this will
  451. 14:55help you sign some more clients, whether
  452. 14:58it's your first, your second, your
  453. 14:59third, whether you're brand new.
  454. 15:01Hopefully you can take this information,
  455. 15:03use it to your advantage, and hopefully
  456. 15:04now you can see how powerful this [ __ ]
  457. 15:06truly is. But again, if you guys are
  458. 15:08interested in joining the AI Advertiser
  459. 15:10program, where we teach all of this
  460. 15:11stuff on [ __ ] steroids. Like this is
  461. 15:13just the surface surface-level [ __ ]
  462. 15:16Check out the top link in the
  463. 15:17description, apply for the AI Advertiser
  464. 15:19program, and I will see you guys inside
  465. 15:21of there. Make sure to like, subscribe,
  466. 15:22comment down below what other types of
  467. 15:24videos you guys want to see. I love
  468. 15:25y'all and I'll catch y'all in the next
  469. 15:26one. Peace.

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