We built Witness History during the 30 Day Challenge. Less than a week ago, we switched on automated reels. Now the page is starting to pick up real momentum - and we haven’t touched a thing manually. That’s the power of having the system set up properly. Full behind-the-scenes, automation blueprints and tutorials all inside the Plus community. Things have been a little quieter in here lately while we build out the systems and resources for the Plus community, but there’s a lot of cool stuff happening...

A quick update on the case study - this has moved quickly! Over the past couple of months, we launched 20 brand-new Facebook Pages as a live experiment. Nothing fancy and no shortcuts. We just built 20 pages properly from day one using the same structure and content systems we teach inside the community. The goal was simple: 👉 see how quickly we could get pages eligible for Facebook Content Monetisation if everything was done “right”. In the last update, 5 pages had been approved. Since then, another batch of approvals has landed. As of now… 16 out of 20 pages are monetised. 📈 Launch → monetisation timelines Pages approved on 26th January - Launched 1st December → monetised in 56 days - Launched 24th November → monetised in 63 days - Launched 18th November → monetised in 69 days - Launched 15th November → monetised in 72 days - Launched 10th November → monetised in 77 days Pages approved on 29th January - Launched 25th November → monetised in 65 days - Launched 24th November → monetised in 66 days - Launched 21st November → monetised in 69 days - Launched 20th November → monetised in 70 days - Launched 19th November → monetised in 71 days - Launched 18th November → monetised in 72 days - Launched 17th November → monetised in 73 days - Launched 17th November → monetised in 73 days - Launched 15th November → monetised in 75 days - Launched 12th November → monetised in 78 days - Launched 10th November → monetised in 79 days What I think is actually interesting here is this wasn’t one page getting lucky. These pages were launched a weeks apart, across a variety of different niches, with no existing brand behind them and they’re all landing in roughly the same window. This tells us: - the page setup is solid - the content formats make sense - engagement signals are clean - and Facebook is just… doing what Facebook does when you don’t fight it What’s next: Now that monetisation is switched on across most of the pages, we move into the fun bit:

Hi guys - bit of a random one but I've just stumbled across a great deal for Canva Pro that I thought I'd share! Canva is a great design tool that @Mark Mars and I use regularly. It will definitely come in handy as you build up your digital assets! Details of how to access the deal are below: 1. Activate a free VPN via Nigeria (use HolaVPN for example). 2. Go to deal link (clear cookies/cache first if necessary, or use incognito mode). 3. Create a free account or log-in to an existing one (that is not subscribed). 4. Select "Start your Canva Pro free trial". 5. Select One-time plan. 6. Head to checkout and pay (23,900 NGN) using your card / revolut etc. 7. Once payment has been completed, disconnect from VPN and you can use Canva as normal without VPN.

Hey guys, I've just released a new video showing you exactly how to create high-end AI transformation timelapses - in the video I walkthrough a floral resin flooring renovation from start to finish. Why this content is killing it right now: "Satisfying" content like this renovation timelapse is perfect for the Facebook "Land Grab" because: - High Emotional Velocity: These videos trigger a dopamine hit that drives massive shares and saves. - Exciting: This content is fast paced with fun music so it grabs your viewer's attention. - Low Friction: It’s a visual format that works across Reels and video posts without needing a complex script. What’s inside this specific breakdown: I'm moving past "AI slop" to show you how to build professional-grade digital assets. We cover: - ✅ The Reverse Engineering Strategy: Starting with the final masterpiece to ensure the AI knows exactly where it's headed. - ✅ Gemini 3 and Nano Banana Pro: How to use the latest models to maintain perfect building and background consistency between shots. - ✅ The Checkpoint Strategy: My specific method for creating "middle" images so the AI doesn't hallucinate during the transformation. - ✅ The Generative Bridge: Using Kling AI to turn those static checkpoints into a seamless, high-speed timelapse. - ✅ Sensory Hooks: Adding custom AI music and ASMR sound effects to maximize the engagement. This is a repeatable system you can apply to almost any "satisfying" niche (cleaning, landscaping, power washing etc.) to build long-term assets that Facebook wants to reward. Let me know what you think! P.S. Creating this kind of content can be automated.... so if like me you thought "omg this takes ages"... don't worry, we'll be teaching you how to get the time effort rightttt down!

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.