🔥 QUICK START (NO FLUFF) 🔥 Welcome to the AI Viral Video Creator Hub. ❤️ This is not a hype group. ⛔️ This is a build-in-public space for creators and entrepreneurs who are done watching other people win and ready to actually ship something. ✅ 🤖 Here's what we're building here: Content systems that run on autopilot. AI videos that stop the scroll. Real income from real output. Let's get you moving in the next five minutes. 🚀 STEP 1 — Make one thing right now Don't overthink it. Don't wait until you know more. One prompt. One video. Five minutes. 👉 Generate your first free AI videos: klipzi.com 👉 Need prompt ideas first? soravideoprompts.com/prompt-generator (free) Momentum beats perfection every time. 📕 STEP 2 — Grab the book How to Go Viral in 24 Hours (with AI) 👉 Members get v1.0 free right here: https://www.skool.com/ai-viral-creator-hub-8516/free-gift-for-members-only?p=87ea48ac Want the full expanded v2.0? How to Go Viral in 24 Hours (with AI) - Then Make Money It's 11,000+ words and covers everything from your first viral video all the way to cloning yourself and running content on full autopilot, including KlipZi, Autopilot and Cortex ID from scratch. 👉 Grab v2.0 for $3.97 here: https://book.klipzi.com/ Less than a coffee. Yours forever. 🤖 STEP 3 — Try Cortex ID (Beta is open) Clone your face, voice and niche once. Then your AI self creates videos and posts them to your socials daily on autopilot. No filming. No editing. No showing up. This is the next level of what we're building here. 👉 cortexid.klipzi.com 💬 STEP 4 — Post progress not perfection Your first result doesn't need to be viral. Share a screenshot. Share a clip. Share "this didn't work — why?" This group works best when we're showing real attempts not polished highlights. Post something today. Even rough counts.

On Monday I sat down with a massive brain dump of ideas. Tuesday, Amazon approved the finished book 😁 (you can have it free here) It’s called: No Waffle, Just AI— the latest in my 24 Hours With AI series. I gave Chat GPT my stories, opinions, mistakes, half finished ideas and bad spelling. It helped organise the mess, spot gaps, check claims, create the images, artwork and prepare the finished files... and even uploaded to KDP itself. That bit blew my mind. I still made the decisions. Kept what worked, cut what didn’t, rewrote anything that didn’t sound like me. Human idea. AI help. Human judgement. Published book. That’s pretty much the whole message of the book. No code. No jargon. No hype. Just useful ways to save time, build things and stay human while doing it. I know as a "writer" I'm supposed to look at a blank page for 6 months in my basement, struggle, edit and polish for years then never release it. 😂 But who's got tine for ALL that? LOL. As my Skool member you get the reader edition free: 👉 [Download the free reader edition] Prefer paperback or hardback? It’s live on Amazon too. Would you have a read and let me know thoughts in the comments. Would love to know what you think and an honest Amazon review would be much appreciated. Simon. PS. Get my latest book "No Waffle, Just AI" for FREE right here: https://book.klipzi.com/no-waffle-just-ai PPS. I think the speed at which we can make products now that are actually good is ruffling feathers in many industries right now including publishing ;-)

A script in one tool. A video in another. Then you’ve still got to get it posted. That’s what I’m covering in my free masterclass on Thursday 15 October. I’ll show you how I connect: 🎬 KlipZi for attention-led visuals 🧠 Cortex ID for your identity, voice and business context 📅 Autopilot for the calendar and publishing You’ll see workflows for faceless videos, branded AI presenters and mixing both with your own footage, with you keeping the final judgement about what gets published. The masterclass is recorded and I’ll be there live for written Q&A, so bring your questions. Thursday 15 October 7pm UK / 2pm ET / 11am PT Allow an hour, including questions. 👉 Grab your free spot HERE. Who's in? 👇

I’m working on KlipZi Director. 🎬 Not giving the whole thing away yet. Just a little clue about the direction. 😁 Talk. Create. Direct. What would you ask it to create first?

Something I’ve been curious about lately. From my experience working with different software projects, development can become one of the biggest costs for a growing company. But not every business has raised money. Some companies are bootstrapped. Some are already making revenue. Others are still trying to get the product into the market. So I wonder how this works in the US. Do most companies wait until they raise investment before building a proper development team? Or are profitable small businesses comfortable investing in developers from their own revenue? Curious to hear from people actually running companies there. How do you usually think about this?