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Sebastian
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I built a full product page in 10 minutes using AI.
Product photos. Copywriting. Testimonial images. FAQ. Benefits section. Everything.
I made a free video breaking down the exact AI prompts, tools, and workflow step by step.
Like + comment "PAGES" and I'll send it to you
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Sebastian retweetet
gpt-image-2 + Seedance just took AI realism to another level.
I've been testing this combo for a few days.
The output is genuinely hard to tell apart from real footage.
And the best part?
I automated the entire workflow.
One click. Same quality every time.
rt + Comment "workflow" and I'll DM you the link.
Ahmad@ahmad_a_wahabb
gpt image 2 is so good
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@nour_matine @frankyecom what tool works best for you with langaues like italian for syncing / dubbing / whatever u call it.
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@frankyecom @SebBettmo Lol. Franky I’m in your course too, but I’m having bad quality for other languages like Italian for example. I see people using Elevenlabs and then Synclabs or liveportrait.
Btw would be interesting a showcase in different languages
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The death of UGC with v5.1
My latest realism engine makes light work of influencer UGC videos.
In 30 minutes you can spin up ads like this without paying product costs, influencer fees & waiting weeks for the content… or for revisions…
If you’ve hired UGC before, you know 🤣
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Trying out GPT Image 2 and despite the fact that it’s EXTREMELY SLOW, I kinda like the outputs
Took a prompting guide from GitHub, uploaded it as a knowledge base on Claude (although I’m trying Supergrok because I’m tired of Claude) and created a project to create the prompts
Copy/paste the prompts on Flora
Generate
Results below
Maybe too much text, I know
(and the copy is absolutely random)
But I wanted to see if GPT Image 2 was better at generating text and it’s actually the case
Can’t wait to generate video ads with this tbh
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every other ad format triggers "is this selling me?" podcast ads don't. this is how i make them:
1. nano banana pro → ref image of each guest in the SAME podcast set. same mic. same chair. same back wall. the brain tracks continuity. break it and the illusion breaks.
2. seedance 2.0 → upload the image. prompt each talking beat. burn in captions like a real podcast clip.
3. cut between guests like a real edit. the switch is the trust signal.
no studio. no host. no $3K mic.
the fake conversation is more persuasive than the real pitch.
like and drop "MIC" below and i'll dm you the exact seedance prompt...
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someone asked me how i created this ugc video.
honestly it's so simple anyone can make it in under 5 minutes.
let me show you how 🧵
ViralOps@ViralOps_
she summed up what people are charging $250/month for in 15 seconds.
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"organic" is just a prompt now.
scene 1: woman on a panel stage. all AI.
scene 2: selfie pov woman catching that panel clip on her feed and reacting. also AI.
both girls fake. the panel fake. the stage lights fake. the screen behind her fake. the reaction fake. the "organic" fake.
2 nano banana pro reference images.
2 seedance 2.0 video prompts.
5 minutes to make. stitched in capcut.
brands pay stupid money, $1-5k per creator for reactions like this. they run 10 creators to get 10 reactions. that's the whole UGC reaction economy.
i generated both halves with ai.
authenticity was always a format.
the format now runs on a laptop...
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The biggest skill you can develop is the ability to reset fast.
Bad conversation? Move on.
Bad day? Start fresh tomorrow.
Missed workout? Hit it the next day.
Poor decision? Learn and adjust.
You can't control what happens to you, but you control how long you let it affect you.
quote@itsmubashi
Daily reminder :
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Bought multiple courses this past 6 months as well as getting dozens of guides here on Twitter around ai video ads
Majority of it is a waste of time
Still the best and not coincidentally the easiest way of making AI video ads is just doing everything in Google flow (maybe nano bana for a reference image start frame)
My workflow is:
First clip - simple 2-3 line text to video prompt describing the character you want and what you want them to say. Example:
“A middle-aged, well educated looking white man wearing smart casual clothing in a podcast studio talking on a podcast. He says “My whole life I struggled with getting in shape, and now after 20 years of research I know exactly why that is””
Then for all the addition clips you just save a frame from that original clip and instead of text to video in google flow you do frame to video and then just tell it what you want the character to say
All these courses and guides you see giving 100 line JSON prompts on skin texture or 10 step workflows using 10 different tools etc is just unnecessary. Doesn’t make a difference in whether the video is good or not
The truth is you can get whatever you want with just a couple of sentences of natural language and maybe a reference image here or there
But it’s difficult to justify selling a course on that so as usual, people have over complicated the process so they can charge you
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@FrederikFeldt If u were to make vidoes in danish, would you have the script be in danish with uploading danish audio from elevenlabs or how would u go about it?
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Risk it, because you'll never be able to lose it all.
Sure, you can lose some money, you can lose some time, and you can lose some motivation, but the one thing that makes it all possible, you can never lose, and that's your ability to learn, grow, and create...
...And because of that, there is no real risk in anything you do.
So do it, risk it, and work your way through it. It will all work out better than you could ever imagine.
- Alen
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@AbyssusErigo Ig you already have a winning angle, would u focus on maxing that out with all formats etc or let start to focus more on new angles / different messages?
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Getting DMs from bros overthinking the shit out of their creative
strategy.
Bro 9/10 creatives you run are pretty much the same thing.
How do you expect to know what to test if you haven't tested different stuff?
More different messages = more info on which ones work better than others → more valuable info on what direction to go (your creative strategy).
The messaging is the feedback mechanism that informs the direction of your strategy.
If you can't form a solid, believable assumption based on your data right now.
What you're actually doing is seeking comfort in overthinking.
And that's some low T shit.
Abyssus@AbyssusErigo
Most people testing creatives haven't actually defined what a concept is. A concept is just mental compression: grouping many things under one idea so you don't process from scratch every time. It's a cognitive shortcut that keeps useful info and ignores useless detail. For creative: a concept = a specific combo of key info. Creatives that share the same combo get grouped together. Everyone's got their own way of looking at this info. Let's call it their creative concept framework. I've talked about mine before but let's keep things as simple as possible. A concept breaks down into 4 high level aspects: - People aspect: who we're talking to (your specific persona/subpersona) - Offer aspect: things about your offer - Situation aspect: circumstances of those people (their exact problem/symptom, etc.) - Communication aspect: everything about your messaging and format (how do you communicate with them) Every variable you can test fits under one of these. So how to come up with net new concepts? New = different from what you've tested before. But not all changes are equal. Some variables have bigger impact than others. • Switching a high impact variable = more net new. • Switching a low impact variable = less net new. Example: going for a completely different persona is the biggest swing you can make. So when people say you gotta have your fundamentals down, they're pretty much talking about this shit.
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