So… I have a confession: I haven’t filmed a Reel or taken a Carousel pic in over a week. But my Instagram is still posting. My content is still showing up. And I made $372 in just 3 days (not from Etsy or my communities).All thanks to my AI twin. 👯‍♀️ Yep — I created a digital version of myself that looks like me, talks like me, and makes content for me while I mom, rest, work, and sip cold coffee I forgot about. Here’s what I did: ✅ Created my AI twin ✅ Gave her a brand + niche that connects with my audience ✅ Used AI to create 60+ Reels in under an hour ✅ Started posting… without ever being on camera Want to see how I did it? I filmed a quick video walking you through: → How I'm using an AI Twin to make money → What kind of digital product to sell (your own or affiliate offers) → And how I learned how to create 60+ Reels in an hour with no burnout, batching stress, or ring light 🎥 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/l8o2repzFXo If you’re overwhelmed by content... Hate showing up on camera… Wanted a way to sell digital products on IG Or just want a smarter way to grow your business —You need this. ✨ Create your twin, automate your Reels, and grow while you live. It's so fun, I promise!!

I am using Ideogram to make my clipart pngs. I upscale and then remove backgrond to make it transparent. Is that the correct thing to do? Do I need to worry about DPI or not? TIA😀

Hello! Thank you Bailey for creating this group. I just recently found your YouTube channel last week. I am excited to get into trying out some designs etc. My dilemma is this, and I hope I don't attract too much controversy, but I have been grappling with it internally for a while now: the disdain for anything AI-generated that is shared by what seems like a LOT of people, particularly in places like Etsy forums on Reddit, and several YouTube channels. I see a recurring theme of "AI slop" and "AI scam artists" etc. and I don't know if that is coming from a place of experience with sellers who don't disclose that their designs are created with AI, or from artists who are losing customers to AI generated work, or from buyers that just didn't read or realize what they were buying, etc. It seems the attitude towards AI is similar to the attitude towards mass-produced items from China being sold on Etsy. I guess I'm worried about my shop being reported (even though I would make it abundantly clear that the designs have a heavy AI component), or receiving nasty messages about how AI is killing artists. I am wondering if some people could share their thoughts/opinions/experiences and hopefully make me feel better because I do realize that there is obviously a demand for these products or people wouldn't be making full-time income with them.

I just wanted to stop by and show my appreciation for Bailey... If you haven't watched all of her youtube videos, then you are missing what I call her masterclass. I absolutely appreciate the information that she shares (for free) So many creators refuse to share their actual shops and the intricate details that they actually use to get results.... There are so many nuggets of great info that is being shared. Happy Sunday!

For those that are selling digital files - are you simply storing your files on your google drive or do you have a source your love, such as drop box etc?