Well… apparently my little BOT DETECTOR post in the main AI Advantage community caused more turbulence than expected. It survived a whole 2 hours before getting gently escorted off the stage. Reason given: “It might confuse the thread.” Totally fine — I get it. But here’s the part that’s ironic: I posted it precisely to help beginners avoid getting confused. Because half the new members are getting approached by bots and have no idea what’s going on. My intention was simple: ✨ keep humans safe ✨ keep the thread clean ✨ teach new members how to recognize low-effort spam ✨ do it in a fun, memorable way so people actually pay attention But maybe my delivery was a little too… effective 😇 (Moderation bot: “THREAT DETECTED — remove.”) Still love the team — genuinely. No hard feelings. Just amused that the only thing in the community that successfully got flagged was… the anti-bot post 🤖💀 Anyway — since it vanished before some of you saw it, here are the screenshots and the explanation of what it was. If anyone still wants the track or the guide, I can drop them here safely — where context isn’t an issue and beginners actually benefit from it. Humans helping humans. What a concept 😌✨ Also people let us stay inside topic this time in the comments 😉🫰

Within the SAME chatgpt/claude/deepseek conversation, run these prompts in this exact order: Prompt #1: Based on everything you know about me, what is the fastest way for me to make <INCOME GOAL>? Limit to 1 offer and 1 channel. Prompt #2: Who is the #1 person I should learn from to succeed? Prompt #3: Pretend you are that person. Create a simple 90-day action plan that needs <$1,000 upfront and has a 95% chance of success. List the top 3 risks.

✅ What is Atlas? Atlas is a new web browser by OpenAI that integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience. Instead of switching between your browser and ChatGPT, Atlas combines them: you can ask ChatGPT about the page you’re on, get summaries, draft text in place, and even (with paid tiers) have it perform tasks for you via “agent mode”. Because you’re in digital marketing and content creation, this means you could use it to: - Summarize competitor blog articles or ad copy you find. - Rewrite or refine marketing emails or landing-page copy directly. - Use the “agent” side (if you’re on Plus/Pro) to help with multi-step tasks like finding trending hashtags, opening tabs, collecting links, etc. 🛠 Getting started – Install & Setup Requirements & download - Atlas is currently available for macOS with Apple silicon (M-series chips) and macOS version requirement. - You’ll need a ChatGPT account (Free, Plus, Pro) to sign in. Installation steps 1. Download the installer (.dmg) from the official link (via chatgpt.com/atlas). 2. Open the .dmg, drag Atlas into the Applications folder. 3. Launch Atlas, sign in with your ChatGPT credentials. 4. Optional but useful: Import bookmarks, history, saved passwords from your current browser (Chrome, Safari) so you pick up where you left off. 5. Optional: Set Atlas as your default browser via Settings → General → Set default. 🔍 Core Features & How to Use Them 1. Browsing + Ask ChatGPT Sidebar - After installing, open a tab and visit any website. - Look for the “Ask ChatGPT” button / sidebar (often in the top-right) which allows you to ask questions about the current page. - Example: You’re reading an article about “5 emerging TikTok ad trends for 2026”. Click “Ask ChatGPT” and prompt: “Summarize this article in 3 bullets and tell me how I could use each trend in a 30-second video for DexDelco.” - You can also ask follow-ups like “List specific hashtags I should test” or “Write a script for a TikTok based on trend #2”.

Open your favorite AI tool (i.e. ChatGPT, Gemini, Mistral etc). Use the following prompt to clear your head and begin generating raw material for content... This is an easy exercise to get you comfortable with using AI for ideation. Prompt: "Act as my business strategist and creative partner. I am starting an info product publishing business. My personal interests & knowledge areas include (List at least 5-7 interests that you have, e.g., bodybuilding, mental health, coding, show-jumping, fixing cars etc). Based on these interests, generate a list of 25-30 potential micro-niche books or course ideas. For each idea, suggest a target audience and a core problem it solves." Use the above and let me know how it works for you!