Quick one for anyone dealing with ChatGPT UGC / short-form video scripts that sound fake and get scrolled past — I was too. Spent some time on it last week and found a way that actually works, and it’s free ($0/m): 1. Don’t ask AI for a “viral UGC script.” Paste 3 real customer lines (DM, review, or call quote) and say: “Write a 20–30 second talking-head script. Open with THEIR words. One problem, one result, one soft CTA. No ‘hey guys,’ no ‘game-changer,’ no feature list.” 2. Read it out loud once. If you wouldn’t say it on camera to a friend, cut that line. Keep only what sounds like a real person talking — then film on your phone. No fancy edit needed for the test. 3. Post 3 versions in 3 days (same offer, different opening line from those customer quotes). Track watch time / comments / DMs — not likes. Keep the opener that gets the most replies, kill the rest. Rewrite only the first 3 seconds next round — don’t regenerate a whole new “content pack.” If something’s unclear, let me know. Sharing in case it helps 🙏

Hi everyone. Have really been struggling with AI marketing content that sounds polished but gets zero replies recently. Also, over the last few months I've banged my head against the wall wondering how in God's name I was going to fix posts that look “professional” but never turn into DMs or calls — and I know a lot of people here have been too. Anyway, I was talking to ChatGPT and I think I've got it. Wanted to share it with you all in case it was helpful (should be less than $10/m): 1. Before you ask ChatGPT to write anything, paste 3 real customer messages or reviews into the chat (DMs, emails, Google reviews — their words, not yours). Tell it: “These are how my buyers talk. Mirror this language. Do not use marketing buzzwords.” 2. Give it one job only: write a short post that names ONE painful problem from those messages, ONE simple fix, and ONE clear next step (comment / DM / book a call). No long “value bombs,” no 10 tips lists. 3. Before you post, delete anything that sounds like a brochure (“unlock,” “elevate,” “game-changer,” “leverage”). If you wouldn’t say it out loud to a client, cut it. Then post it and track replies, not likes. I really hope this helps you 🙏 and happy to chat more if someone needs a walkthrough. Thank you!

Hi all. I’ve been stuck on ChatGPT lead magnets that look polished but get almost zero email signups for a while, and I’ve seen a few people here dealing with the same thing. I finally worked through it last week. Nothing fancy — this one’s free ($0/m): 1. Don’t ask AI for a “complete guide.” Paste 5 real buyer questions (from DMs, calls, comments) and say: “Turn these into ONE one-page checklist. One problem. One outcome. No fluff chapters.” 2. Put that checklist in a free Google Doc. On your landing page / post, promise only that one outcome in the headline (example: “7-point checklist to stop wasting ad spend”). Soft CTA: email → get the doc. No 15-field forms. 3. After 20 signups (or a week), open the sheet and check who replied / booked. If nobody moves, rewrite the promise — not the PDF length. Ask ChatGPT to rewrite the headline and CTA from the same buyer questions, then test again. Happy to explain anything that doesn’t make sense. Hope this helps you 🙏

You guys also struggling with people asking “how much?” and then disappearing? Have found it really hard over the last couple of weeks. I have a feeling a bunch of you are in the same boat. Am thinking about how to solve. Here's what I believe makes sense right now (should be like $20): 1. Stop sending a bare number in the DM. Make one simple offer page (Google Doc or Canva — free/$20 if you want it designed): who it’s for, what you deliver, what’s included, timeline, and the price. One offer only — not three packages. 2. When someone asks pricing, send that page + one clear next step: “If this fits, book a 15-min call here: [link].” No long pitch in chat. The page does the explaining; the link does the booking. 3. If they don’t book in 48 hours, send one follow-up only: “Did the offer make sense, or is something missing?” If they go quiet after that, move on — don’t keep chasing. Track Name / Date asked / Sent offer? / Booked? in a free sheet so you see what’s actually converting. Anybody got thoughts? Hope this helps someone 🙏 — and happy to walk through it if anyone gets stuck. Thanks!

Hey all, I’ve been using GPT-4 via API for some automation tasks (e.g. checking URLs for relevant content, extracting product info, etc.), but it's going to get expensive at scale. I’m looking for more cost-effective models that can still handle structured prompt-based tasks like basic filtering, content checks, and lightweight data extraction. Would love to hear what others are using — Claude, Gemini, Mistral, or open-source stuff that plays nicely with tools like n8n? Cheers