1. I want to start a business but don't know what to sell. Here are my skills: [list]]. Give me 5 digital product ideas I can create and sell this week." 2. I want to sell [product ideas]. Tell me if people actually want this. Who buys it? How much money would they pay? What would make them say no? Be brutally honest. 3. Create a complete [ebook/guide/template] about [topic]. Simple enough that a beginner gets a quick win. I'm building this today using just my phone and Canva. 4. Write me a simple sales page. Start with the problem. Show life after they buy. Stack the value. End with a CTA that makes buying feel obvious. 5. Give me 7 posts to promote my product. Day1: problem. Day 2: story. Day 3: value. Day 4: proof. Day 5: objections. Day 6: urgency. Day 7: sell." 6. Write me 3 DMs for people who showed interest but didn't buy. Message 1: value. Message 2: biggest fear. Message 3: final offer with urgency. 7. I just launched my first product. Give me a 30-day plan - daily posts, how to build an email list, how to turn one product into multiple income streams.

You can now use code to vibe edit your videos - I'll be besting it out and posting a lesson here.

Sora is testing "Reference" images in Beta -- you can now replicate backgrounds by providing an actual image reference (rather than kind-of-there text prompt descriptions). This is a game changer for ViralSpinAI's Reverse Engineering capabilities. I've added 2 Lessons: - SF Gate - replicating the environment - Nail Ad Promotion - by replicating the finger positioning

Have an AI avatar that you want as a character inside Sora? Sora will block you with this message: https://www.skool.com/viralspins-ai-creator-academy-8681/classroom/02cbb5e2?md=f37c038d10da4252be9b25758e26a004 Instead - convert your image to a highly detailed sketch video --Upload that to Sora -- and Sora will convert to photorealistic when you cast that character.

Sharing Learning Tip - prompt iterating with nano-banana just reduces image quality after a few cycles. Instead, always take the 1st high quality image output, start a NEW chat, ask it to generate a new image based on attached IMAGE 1 and referencing body pose/facial expression of characters in IMAGE 2 (which should be latest scene). Wasted a lot of time going thru pictures, only to realize later upscaling the image won't improve quality. - This quality degradation is a known phenomenon in iterative AI editing often called "Latent Drift" or "VAEDecay." - In 2026, Nano Banana (and models like it) works by converting your image into a mathematical "noise" space (latent space) and then back into pixels. Every time you ask for an edit on an existing image, it goes through this conversion again. After 3–4 rounds, the "translation" starts to lose data, making the image look "crunchy," overly smoothed, or "plastic-y."