Last night the Grammys happened. I didn’t watch them. I don’t care about the Grammys. But I knew millions of people would be searching for Grammy content this morning. So I opened KlipZi and made this in about 2 minutes: Prompt: A random AI-generated celebrity in an over-the-top outfit, walking confidently… then falling over. Tagged it “Lady Gaga Grammy FAIL 🤣” Posted it to TikTok at lunch. Next thing in knew - 50K+ views (Edit: over 327K+) This is what I call “Trend Jacking.” You don’t need to actually attend events. You don’t need footage. You don’t even need to know what happened. You just need to know what people are searching for RIGHT NOW and create content around it. Here’s the formula: Step 1: Something big happens (Grammys, Super Bowl, election, celebrity drama, whatever) Step 2: Visit KlipZi.com and make something vaguely related Step 3: Tag it with the trending topic Step 4: Post it while the trend is hot (within 12-24 hours) Step 5: Let the algorithm do the rest Why this works: When something trends, millions of people are searching for content about it. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube - they all want to serve those people relevant videos. Your video doesn’t have to be REAL. It just has to be RELEVANT. The algorithm sees: • “Lady Gaga” • “Grammy” • “FAIL” And says: “People are searching for this. Let’s push it.” This isn’t some one-off lucky break. I do this constantly: → Taylor Swift releases an album? Make a “reaction” video with AI → iPhone launches? Create “iPhone 17 leak” style content → New AI tool drops? “ChatGPT vs [new tool]” comparison → Viral meme format? Remix it with AI visuals The pattern is always the same: Find the trend → Make AI content → Tag it → Post fast → Collect views The speed advantage: Traditional creators need: • Real footage • Editing time • Planning • Equipment AI creators need: • An idea • 3 minutes • A prompt By the time traditional creators finish editing their Grammy recap, the trend is already dying.

Autopilot just posted its 7th video to my Facebook pages. I haven’t touched Facebook in 3 days. Here’s a quick walkthrough of how it works. Premium feature of SoraVideoPrompts.com → Autopilot → Get Started Want early access? Reply “autopilot” and I’ll give you 7 days to test it. Limited spots. This is the future. Let’s build. 🚀

I’ve been quietly testing something new the last couple of days… I set up a brand new Facebook page, told AI the niche, hit “go”… and it created + posted the video on its own at 9am this morning. 🤯 No prompts. No manual steps. No uploading. It just… ran. Seeing “Posted By SVP Autopilot” in a real feed hits different when it’s your own system doing it 😅 This isn’t public yet and it’s very much in “prove it works in the wild” mode, but the goal is simple: 👉 remove the thinking, deciding and remembering to post parts that stop most people from being consistent. I’ll share more once I’ve broken it a few times and stress tested it properly, but yeah… Momentum is getting automated. More soon 🚀

Just added something small but it’s a game changer that quietly removes a lot of friction. You can now talk to ‘KlipZi Flow AI’ (no longer Momemtum AI as that’s an mouth full lol) and have it turn your voice into a ready to use video prompt… then build the video in KlipZi. In two clicks. No typing. No blank prompt staring contest. Just say what you want and let it do the heavy lifting. I recorded a super quick phone demo so you can see it in action. It’s rough, but that’s kind of the point 😅 This is exactly what the Momentum System is about: making it harder to stop than to continue. Curious to hear: – Would you actually use voice over typing? – Where do you think this helps most… ideas, hooks, or speed? Results of that quick test. Not bad! I did use the “enhance prompt with AI feature” to nail it! Drop thoughts below 👇 PS. More info on the Momentum System here: https://book.klipzi.com/momentum-system

Quick share for anyone doing podcasts, collabs, or warm outreach 👇 Instead of sending the usual “Hey just following up…” message… I uploaded a short, creative KlipZi video as the follow up on socials and tagged them. No pitch. No link. No pressure. Just a playful, personalised moment that stood out. ✅ Result? They replied with: “We need to book in a time and date.” What changed wasn’t the offer. It was the delivery. Why this works: - It breaks the pattern of boring follow-ups - It shows effort without trying to impress - It feels human, not transactional - It moves the convo forward naturally This isn’t about “going viral”. It’s about using creativity to restart conversations. If you’re reaching out to: - Podcasters - Creators - Brands - Partners Try replacing text follow-ups with a moment instead. Curious if anyone else here has tried creative outreach like this? (I’ll share the podcast once it’s recorded)