Hey @Stephen G. Pope, I am trying to update my "Repurposing & AI Toolkit" and want to start over. Where do I go to request the blueprint? I couldn't find it the course material.

Do you A/B test thumbnails and titles in a structured way, or just trust your gut and move on? 👉 I’m curious if systems-driven testing actually wins out over instinct long-term.

One of the hardest parts of using AI for YouTube is making sure the script still sounds like you. Most people just ask ChatGPT to “write me a YouTube script about X” — but that’s why it ends up feeling generic. The trick? Ask specific command questions that guide ChatGPT to mirror your voice, pacing, and personality. For example: - Instead of: “Write me a script on credit cards.”Try: “Write a YouTube script in a casual, funny, but authoritative tone. Keep sentences short, add rhetorical questions, and end each section with a call-to-action.” - Instead of: “Make it engaging.”Try: “Start with a hook in the first 3 seconds, break down the main problem in under 1 minute, then use a storytelling example before explaining the solution.” 💡 Pro tip: You can actually teach ChatGPT your style by making a short questionnaire for yourself (“What phrases do I say a lot? How do I explain things? Do I use humor or analogies?”) or by uploading a CSV of your answers. That way, your prompts always have a reference point to pull your voice from. 👉 My question to the group: What are the specific prompts or command styles you’ve used that make your AI-written scripts feel like they’re actually YOU speaking?

Hey everyone, I just released a new YouTube tutorial where I show you step by step how to build your own AI Image Studio from scratch. In the video, I’ll guide you through creating a custom web interface and connecting it to an n8n workflow that generates and edits images using the Nano Banana model. This setup gives you full control and can even replace tools like Photoshop or Midjourney. You can watch the full tutorial here: ➡️ https://youtu.be/rq2x8PFoRNM I’d love to hear your thoughts—what features or changes would you like to see in an interface like this?

If you've gone through the classroom training then you've probably seen this post about how to hire an editor: https://www.skool.com/content-academy/how-i-hire-my-video-editors-the-hiring-funnel The strategy is solid but instead of using www.tally.so I wanted my leads to go straight into Airtable. So, I built the same exact form in Airtable and posted the link in a FB group. I got about 15-20 leads so overall the strategy worked and I highly recommend it. I even built myself a nice interface to view and manage those leads. If you have any questions let me know!