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🚀New Video: Claude Just Destroyed Every Video Editing Tool
Video editing just changed forever. What used to take motion graphics artists and editors hours of manual work can now be done in minutes with natural language, no code required. In this video, I'm breaking down two methods: Claude Design for spinning up custom motion graphics through conversation, and Claude Code connected with Hyperframes for a more advanced workflow with serious customization, so every output matches your brand's tone and style. I'll walk through real examples, use cases, and exactly how to set everything up. Plus, I'm giving away the free skills and GitHub repo I use in this video so you can skip the setup and start creating right away. GITHUB REPO
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🏆 Community Wins Recap | Apr 11 – Apr 17
From first AI roles and paying clients to live receptionist systems and enterprise training deals - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when execution meets consistency. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Griffin Maklansky went from being laid off to landing a role as an AI Workflow Builder in just 1 month. 👉 Duy Nguyen moved from fear to action, built a full AI-operated business, and already landed 2 paying clients through word-of-mouth. 👉 @Narsis Amin built a fully working AI restaurant receptionist handling bookings, availability, and CRM logging end-to-end. 👉 Michael Wacht closed a deal to deliver AI training for 200 employees, stepping into enterprise-level impact. 👉 @Dion Wang received his first official testimonial, validating real client results and around 40 hours/month saved. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Debbie DeMarco Bennett Debbie joined AIS+ at a moment when AI was starting to disrupt the business she had built for 13 years. Instead of staying scared, she decided to learn how to work with the technology. Since joining, she has: • Automated multiple parts of her business and freed up major time • Built her own admin dashboard and secure internal systems • Started DeMarco Bennett AI • Landed her first client and began rebuilding their business systems Her biggest shift? From thinking “I’m not technical enough” to realizing that with the right support, iteration, and community, she could absolutely build. Debbie’s journey is proof that you do not need a tech background - you need the willingness to learn, ask questions, and keep building. 🎥 Watch Debbie’s story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀
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need help with the tech stack for a client email reactivation system
hey guys, just getting started and i know what i want to build i just need help figuring out how to actually build it basically i want to offer database reactivation and lead follow up sequences to real estate agents. the idea is i take their dead contacts, run automated personalized email sequences on their behalf, and when someone replies the agent gets notified with context so they can take over my questions are 1. what tools would you use for something like this? thinking mailerlite for the sending but open to other options 2. how do you handle the reply detection and notifying the client - is n8n the move here or is there something simpler 3. are there any good guides or templates out there for this kind of setup 4. anything i'm probably missing or would run into that isn't obvious at first just want to know how people who have actually built something like this would approach ithey guys, just getting started and i know what i want to build i just need help figuring out how to actually build it basically i want to offer database reactivation and lead follow up sequences to real estate agents. the idea is i take their dead contacts, run automated personalized email sequences on their behalf, and when someone replies the agent gets notified with context so they can take over my questions are 1. what tools would you use for something like this? thinking mailerlite for the sending but open to other options 2. how do you handle the reply detection and notifying the client - is n8n the move here or is there something simpler 3. are there any good guides or templates out there for this kind of setup 4. anything i'm probably missing or would run into that isn't obvious at first just want to know how people who have actually built something like this would approach it
the simpler the automation, the faster the money
most people building in this space are solving the wrong problem. they spend weeks learning advanced ai workflows, multi-step pipelines, complex agent logic.. and then wonder why nobody's paying them yet. meanwhile someone charged $500 last tuesday to auto-send a weekly report from a google sheet. no agents. no llm chaining. just a simple trigger and an email. complexity is not the thing clients are buying. relief is. the business owner who's manually copying data between two systems every monday morning doesn't care if your solution is "sophisticated." he cares that monday is no longer painful. and that's where most people get it backwards. they think they need to build something impressive to charge real money. so they keep learning, keep building demos nobody asked for, keep waiting until they feel "ready." but the $300 win is sitting right in front of them. the $500 win too. sometimes the $1,500 win. it's just not sexy enough to post about. here's what actually sells: one repetitive task. one person who hates doing it. one automation that kills it forever. that's the whole business model at the start. find the friction, remove it, get paid. you don't need a saas. you don't need an agency. you don't need to know everything. you need to solve one boring problem better than doing it by hand. the builders who started making money fast all have one thing in common. they stopped asking "what can i build" and started asking "what does this specific person hate doing every week." that's the shift. i put together a prompt below that walks you through exactly this. you paste it into claude, answer the questions it asks you, and by the end you'll have a real, simple automation idea you could sell or build this week. it also rewires how you think about value.. because most people in this space are overthinking it, and the prompt is designed to show you why simple beats complex almost every time. use it, share what comes out of it.
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