Hello everyone! I'm a creative developer, writer, and AI strategist. It is nice to meet you all.

Hey, I just want to give a shoutout to @Nicole M 🙌 She’s always quick to share her AI skills and genuinely wants to help others. I know a lot about AI myself, but I really admire how reliable and giving she is. If you’re interested in working with her, she’s definitely someone you can count on.

In today's weekly community Q&A session, we covered vibe coding your AI APP, landing pages, courses and meta prompting with AI. In building your course and community with AI, just start building it. Use AI to speed it up. Test and iterate fast. Speak to real people. Truly understand their most pressing problem that needs to be solved immediately vs nice to have solution. Wireframe your community and course. Use existing, easy to consume video and text resources to add minimal content to it. Don't build it all out until you have your process and frameworks that you can teach. The teach it live and use the recordings for your course. Use clients (free and paid) as case studies. Learn their needs, and which offers, solutions were most optimal for them. Conduct AB testing with your freebies, headlines, emails, offers. Solve real problems. Do it scrappy if you have to. Stop overthinking it and waiting for perfection. Dont do it alone. Thank God I invested in high value coaches, courses and masterminds which helped me to build and earn faster. Jump into the live weekly sessions to get real time free guidance or grab the replay HERE Just my rough notes 📝 All im trying to say is just execute, dont be scared to not be perfect or make mistakes. This is how you grow faster.

The first frame is what people see before your video starts. It is like the cover of your video. If it looks messy or dull, people may not want to click or may leave right away. When people see your thumbnail and hover their mouse over it, YouTube will autoplay the first few seconds. That means the very first thing they see has to match what they expect. This can make them more excited to click and watch. You also need to think about your hook. The hook is what you use to grab attention in the first 30 seconds. This could be the words you say, the sound, text on the screen, or even a quick transition. Everything works together to pull people in. If the start looks and sounds right, people will stay. Checklist for the first frame: - Keep your face in the shot if you are talking - Sit up straight and smile so you look ready - Make sure the background looks neat and not too busy - Check that the lighting is bright and clear - Do not start with a blank wall or black screen - Match the first few seconds with what your thumbnail and title promised - Use a strong hook in the first 30 seconds Example: Instead of starting with a flat line like, “Today I will show you how to make your first YouTube video,” open with something direct and bold: “Struggling to get views? Let me show you three simple changes you can make today that will grow your channel fast.” Ofcourse your substitue in your video topic. This kind of hook calls out the problem, promises a clear benefit, and makes the viewer want to keep watching. You to this🎯

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