1. Make sure to turn on ChatGPT’s Deep Research to complete this task. You are basically doing what every social platform course is telling you to do which is to study the best performing creators in your niche so you can model what’s already working and in real time! 2. Prompt: “Act as a viral content coach, give me a step-by-step formula to create viral posts in the [YOUR NICHE] niche, based on the most successful accounts in 2025, include top hook formats, hashtags and sample scripts and threads.” 3. NINJA TIP: To find the top three hashtags for your niche, you can use a combination of competitor research, influencer analysis, and third-party hashtag tools like Hashtagify or All Hashtags, which provide lists of popular and trending tags. You should also leverage each platform's native search and "Explore" features to discover what hashtags are working for others in your industry.

Go to Messenger and click on Menu, then click on ⁠create an AI Step 1: Explain what you want your assistant to do. - Write in details. The more information you provide the better the assistant Step 2: Give your assistant a role and personality traits Step 3: Generate an image to match the role of your assistant. - You can also edit incase it is not what you want. Step 4: Give your assistant a name Step 5: Write how your AI should be introduced to people Step 6: Start chatting with your AI. - You can make it public, for friends or just for you - ⁠Once it is public, it could be shared across meta products.

Spending time with family tonight so no live :) see ya next week!!

What did @Sam Ovens say? Well, in the Skool Games Opening Ceremony that happened this week, Sam said something along the lines of (I am paraphrasing here 😆) "Skool communities who have lower prices seem to have lower churn, higher retention and grow their MRR more steadily" ~ or something to that effect LOL 😂 So why should you care?🤔 Well he also referenced streaming services, their prices etc. so I went to look for some data. 🤓 Here's a screenshot from Statista 👇 As low as $6.99/mo to as "high" (that is relative) to $22.99/mo And if you use Google's AI answer (second image) the average cost of streaming services is $43/mo or $500/year And then if you look at the leaderboards on Skool there are some interesting correlations. Forex For Women VIP Members - is at $35/mo (5.5k members) and added $210 in the last 24 hours ANIME SHREDS |英雄| - is at $19/mo (4.3k members) and added $117 in the last 24 hours Tattoo Masterclass - is at $39/mo (476 members) School of Barbering - is at $49/mo (360 members) Piano4Producers Academy - is at $29/mo (891 members) 'New Year New You' Event - TLC - $49/mo (1.5k members) and added $1003 in the last 24 hours and countless other examples You could argue that the average is higher on Skool - which would be fair, it is its own ecosystem for education. So we're not being entirely fair comparing streaming services and education but if you look at educational creators on Skool there is a stark correlation between lower ticket pricing, growth and retention. E.g. there are folks on the leaderboards who have lost $5k+ in the last 24 hours. And yes there is an argument to be made that when you win big you lose big and it's just swings and round abouts.

What a WIN 🏆 I found this and couldn't help but share it 🎁 My kiddo absolutely loved 😍 chatting to Santa 🎅 (So did I lol 😂 - I mean I had to "test" it out right?) When we were kids we wrote Santa 🎅 letters ✉️ Now our kids get to chat with Santa in real time 🤯 So much fun! 😆 Have fun with this AI 🤖 Santa 🎅 Comment with your favorite Christmas GIF Share what your little ones enjoyed most about chatting with Santa 🙏🏻