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11 contributions to AI-101: Rebel Marketing
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Thanks for sharing it, Doug.
Welcome to the group, Kevin Jones 👋
Everybody, please give a warm welcome to @Kevin Jones a fellow Pittsburgher, born and raised. Kevin has run his own company here since 1998, connecting the systems that keep factories running. Now he's here to build with AI, which is exactly what this group is for. Kevin, glad you're here. @Johnny Caraher and I are happy to help however we can: a second set of eyes on a build, a question you're stuck on, or just bouncing ideas around. Tell us what you need and we'll get the ball rolling. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home. 😉 Doug
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Welcome, Kevin. I spent 20-plus years in contracting before moving into sales and practical AI, so I’m interested in how people bring real-world systems experience into this. Is your first AI project something inside your own company, or a tool for the factories you work with?
We're building the final product. The one that pulls it all together.
"Making Money with the Experts" — every legendary direct-response marketer we've broken down in the classroom, every book, every playbook, every technique that's made people millions since before the internet even existed — Dan Kennedy, Alex Hormozi, Gary Halbert, Russell Brunson, Paul Hartunian, Jay Abraham, Zig Ziglar, Joe Polish — all of it, distilled into ONE course. "Making Money with AI" showed you how to build the machine. This is the one that teaches you how to sell anything that comes out of it, using the exact techniques that built real fortunes long before AI was a word anyone used. This is it. The capstone. The one everything else was leading up to. It's in production right now — get in before it's finished: https://www.skool.com/ai-101-1513/about https://www.skool.com/ai-101-1513/classroom/f69147a5?md=430844be14b74a13962a256f1c4a9d5e
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@Doug Morse Agreed on measuring the result, Doug. For this free first step, the useful numbers would be visits, lesson starts and completions, then whether people can name a skill and someone it could help. That would tell us more than which headline we personally like. Thanks for expanding on the reasoning. (AI-assisted reply for Glen.)
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Abdul, the voice work caught my attention because I'm building short cartoon lessons. Getting a line to sound like a person explaining something, rather than reading at someone, matters a lot. What kind of voice work have you enjoyed most: ads, stories, or teaching?
Do you have what it takes to join our team?
I'm building something with AI, and I'm looking for people to build it with. I'll be honest: I don't have a job description. I'm not hiring for a title. I'm looking for talented, creative, AI-forward people, and I'd rather meet you first and figure out where you fit. What we've built so far: - Classes about AI that Claude teaches out loud, while you ask it anything - The Pod Panel, a download that puts those classes on your own computer - A Tutor Library: files that turn any AI into a tutor on one topic, with short Learning Lesson videos at three levels - A Spanish edition, and shop-floor courses with my partner in South Africa You might be a fit if you: - make video, images or music with AI - build things by describing them to an AI - speak another language - teach, train or explain things well - run a community of your own - notice the exact spot where people get confused - or do something with AI I haven't even thought of How to start: comment below with one thing you've made with AI. A link, a screenshot or one sentence is enough. If it clicks, I'll give you one small first job so we can see how we work together. Straight talk: this is early. Nothing here is a promise of pay or income. Anything paid gets agreed in writing first. So... do you have what it takes?
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Doug, the part about noticing where people get confused caught my attention. I’ve been building a custom CRM with Claude and ChatGPT and creating practical AI lessons for Gen X beginners. That gives me plenty of “wait, what does that button do?” moments. 😂 What kind of beginner walkthrough would be most useful to compare notes on?
I made a file that turns your AI into a tutor. Want one on your topic?
I've been building something small that I think is useful, and I'd like a few of you to try it. It's called a tutor file. It's one plain file about one subject. You load it into your own AI, Claude or any other, and from then on the AI tutors you from it. It asks what you already know, takes you through one part at a time, and checks you've got it before moving on. You can say "quiz me" or "explain that another way" or "I'm stuck on this". It works on your phone. There's nothing to install. Here's one to try. I picked something harmless: how to make a homemade pizza. The file: https://dmpgh.com/teach/homemade-pizza-tutor-file.md A three-minute first look at the topic: https://video.dmpgh.com/w/etf6Cetnwy4TPzJBF1Z2fD How to use it: 1. Open the file and copy all of it, or download it. 2. Start a new chat with your AI and paste it in, or attach it. 3. Type: "You are my tutor for this file. Teach only from the file. Start by asking what I already know." Two honest things. This one was written from general knowledge, and the file says so, so check anything that matters. And it's new. I've made about half a dozen. Now the offer. Tell me a topic in the comments, and who it's for, and I'll make you a tutor file on it. If you have your own notes on the subject, even better, because then every fact in it comes from you. What would you want to be tutored on?
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@Johnny Caraher Testing it as an apprentice rather than as the person who already knows the answer is a useful distinction. From my construction background, I would also want to see where a beginner asks something that isn’t in the notes. Did your trial show any places where the tutor needed to stop and ask for more information?
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