Attend here: https://www.skool.com/live/9Kq4CcyTF4m A really good question came up inside Operator Tier: “How do you randomise elements of your posts — like the background, the photo in the design, or other visual ingredients — so the content doesn’t look copy/paste?” So tomorrow I’m going live to show you exactly how to do it. In the stream, we’ll walk through: - How to introduce controlled randomness in an automate way so each post comes out different(e.g., rotating backgrounds, swapping photos, switching overlays/elements, varying layouts) - How to keep it consistent so it still looks like one brand/page — just not repetitive If you’re building pages at scale, this is one of those “ohhh… that changes everything” skills — because it helps you avoid the “template spam” look while still staying fully on brand and systemised. The stream will be available on the Free community for 24 hours after completion, and after that, it will move to the paid tier classroom.

We’ve just run the same cinematic scene through two of the biggest AI video models right now: 👉 Seedance 1.5 👉 Kling 3.0 And honestly… I did not expect the outcome. Kling has been heavily hyped lately. It’s the newer model, it’s been a long-time staple in the AI creator space for both Jack and me, and we’ve come to expect big things whenever a new version drops. But this test turned out to be far more interesting than anticipated. My Take 👇 Right now, Seedance 1.5 actually gets my vote (at least for this one video) Here’s why: ✅ The camera feels noticeably more stable — which immediately makes the footage feel more cinematic. ✅ The sharpness and fine detail appear stronger. ✅ The rain looks far more convincing and natural within the scene. Kling definitely isn’t without strengths though… 👍 The facial lighting looks fantastic — arguably the best element in either video. However, we did notice some glitching on the right-hand side of the frame, particularly around the neon lights, which slightly broke the realism. Now — to be fair — this is only one test, so we shouldn’t jump to sweeping conclusions. But it is fascinating to see an older model like Seedance 1.5 competing with — and in some areas outperforming — a newer, highly anticipated release. What makes this even more interesting… 👉 Seedance 2.0 has already been announced and is on the way. And if 1.5 is capable of this level of output, expectations for 2.0 just went up dramatically. Could it become the new favourite inside the AI Creator community? We’ll see soon enough. But now I want to hear from you: 🔥 Which video do you prefer — Seedance or Kling? Drop your vote below and tell us why. I’m especially curious what details you noticed that others might have missed.