Hayden Morison

@elonmusk @elonmusk are there any updates plans for Cybertruck release in Australia? I’ve had my deposit held on one for 6-years and unfortunately haven’t heard any updates on release yet.

Cybertruck is quicker than a Porsche 911, more powerful than a Ford Raptor

With fuel stations running dry across Australia and farmers warning of empty supermarket shelves from diesel shortages, I get a distinct feeling of COVID déjà vu. Could we soon see COVID-style government interventions: movement restrictions, rationing, and lockdowns to ‘manage’ the crisis? No surely that’s just another “conspiracy theory”! To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here: alexantic.com.au/join

@MRobertsQLD Keep fighting for our freedom ❤️🙏

I’ve been keeping a very close eye on the Reserve Bank’s moves toward a digital future. During this exchange with Governor Bullock, I pressed for clarity on exactly where they are headed with Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) and the "unified digital currency" the big banks have been whispering about. I asked about developments in both domestic and international settlements. The Governor admitted that while they ran a pilot back in 2023, the focus has shifted. They aren't looking at a "retail CBDC" right now, which would be digital cash for everyday shopping. Instead, their focus is firmly on looking at how to settle "tokenised assets." Tokenised financial products, also called asset tokens, are a way to turn traditional money-related things into digital versions that live on blockchain technology, the same as that used by Bitcoin and Ethereum. These could include shares, real estate, artworks and precious metals. Normally these are hard to buy and/or sell quickly, especially in small amounts, and often involve lots of paperwork, middlemen and high minimum investments. Tokenisation changes that by creating a digital token that acts like a certificate of ownership for a piece (or all) of that real thing. The token is recorded on a blockchain, which is theoretically secure. You would be able to buy a share of a home, business, art or precious metals within minutes, allowing small investments to grow your savings more than bank interest would do. Note: This technology is not there yet! The RBA is scoping it out - as many institutions are. I will continue to monitor these experiments to ensure that this doesn't come at the cost of our financial privacy or sovereignty. — Senate Estimates

@seanclarke911 Exactly, roll with the Devine plan brother; everything will fall into place for you when it’s intended. It’s only a short term set back 🙏

@Hayden_Morison Thank you brother. Sort of ruins a few short term plans but maybe those plans could have gotten me killed by an act of GOD. We will never know. Either way onwards and upwards. Tomorrow off from the books then we go again

I have never felt so disappointed in myself. 6 months of study, 2 weekends of cramming and practise testing (which I smashed) and I was not good enough to rise to the standard . FUCK 😳

@seanclarke911 Proud of you G! 👏

@Hayden_Morison Amen brother. Eventually as I will not stop the test will go down like Frazer

@seanclarke911 @VickersBtc 100% mate, I’ve stocked up too; got 3-month supply - anticipating chaos any day now unfortunately.

Not that I eat this stuff usually, but your post made me take some action. Supermarket shelves completely full, so no one is yet worried. Will skip the TP hoarding and use a hose if that runs out. @VickersBtc

I’ve been spending most of my time with OpenClaw on establishing a solid foundation for the company/team. I’m applying my experience of running a successful SaaS company to how I am structuring everything in OpenClaw; essentially treating it like I am bootstrapping a real company where every detail matters. It’s a slower setup process as there is a lot to consider, however I’m anticipating that this will save me time later by getting it correct from the start. For example, I have a cybersecurity agent that overseas everything I and the agent team does; he provides a framework on best practices and alerts me when I’m doing something that may cause security exploits. I’m aware that working with agents is high risk; so I’m building a digital fortress as I go. I’ve never been so excited, inspired, and motivated to work on something in my life; Openclaw has unlocked every single constraint on my creativity and love for building businesses. The only limitation is my own time and effort - an awesome feeling as I feel free to express my ideas and instantly formulate them into reality. Exciting times!

Legends what has been your greatest #openclaw prompts, skills, work flows? This year is off to such an exciting time. *Photo I stole from a post when I asked Grok about something.

@SolutionsCay @aiwithjainam You can try this: Give Claude access to your Google ads account so it can do its own research in the keywords planner

@aiwithjainam This is interesting and the brief looks solid but how is Claude going to know keyword difficulties and search volumes without access to an API like Ahrefs?

My team warned me not to share this publicly. But I'm going to share this Claude prompt that killed my $800/mo Ahrefs subscription. It creates SEO briefs better than any tool I've tested. 39 out of 47 pieces now rank in top 10. Here's the exact prompt: --- "Create comprehensive SEO content brief: TARGET KEYWORD: [Your keyword] SEARCH INTENT: [Informational/Transactional/Navigational/Commercial] TARGET AUDIENCE: [Who's searching this] PHASE 1 - SERP ANALYSIS: Analyze current top 10 ranking pages: - What format dominates? (Listicle/Guide/Comparison/Tool/Video) - Average word count of top rankers - Common headings/sections across top results - What type of sites rank? (Brands/Affiliates/Publishers/SaaS) - Content freshness (how recent are top results?) - What's missing in current results? (gaps to exploit) PHASE 2 - SEARCH INTENT DEEP-DIVE: What is the searcher actually trying to do? - Learn something? (Then explain clearly) - Buy something? (Then compare options) - Solve a problem? (Then give step-by-step solution) - Find a tool? (Then provide recommendations) What questions are they asking? - Check "People Also Ask" section - Related searches at bottom of SERP - What questions appear in top-ranking content? PHASE 3 - CONTENT STRUCTURE: Recommended H1: [SEO-optimized title that matches intent] Outline with H2s and H3s: For each section: - Heading (include semantic keywords) - Key points to cover (what must be included) - Recommended word count for section - Internal linking opportunities - External sources to reference Introduction requirements: - Address search intent in first 100 words - Include target keyword naturally - Hook that makes them want to keep reading - Promise of what they'll learn/achieve Conclusion requirements: - Summarize key takeaways - Call-to-action (next steps) - Related topics to explore PHASE 4 - KEYWORD OPTIMIZATION: Primary keyword: [Target keyword] - Target density: [Recommended %] - Placement: Title, first 100 words, at least 2 H2s, conclusion LSI/Semantic keywords to include: - [List 15-20 related terms that top rankers use] - Natural integration points for each Long-tail variations to target: - [List 5-10 question-based variations] PHASE 5 - CONTENT DIFFERENTIATION: What will make THIS content better than current top 10? - Unique angle or framework - Original data or research - Better examples or case studies - More comprehensive coverage - Better formatting or visuals - Expert quotes or insights - Interactive elements PHASE 6 - ON-PAGE SEO CHECKLIST: Meta title (55-60 characters): - Include target keyword - Compelling click-driver - [Provide 3 options] Meta description (150-160 characters): - Include target keyword and benefit - Call-to-action - [Provide 3 options] URL slug: [SEO-friendly URL] Image requirements: - Number of images needed - Alt text strategy - Featured image concept Schema markup recommendations: - Article schema - FAQ schema (if applicable) - HowTo schema (if applicable) PHASE 7 - CONTENT REQUIREMENTS: Target word count: [Based on SERP analysis] Reading level: [8th-9th grade for accessibility] Tone: [Match brand + user intent] Expertise signals to include: [Stats, studies, expert quotes] Internal links (5-10): - Related articles to link to - Anchor text suggestions External links (3-5): - Authority sources to reference - Studies or data to cite PHASE 8 - SUCCESS METRICS: Define success for this piece: - Target ranking position (realistic based on domain authority) - Expected monthly traffic - Conversion goals (if applicable) - Engagement metrics (time on page, scroll depth) Competitive analysis: - Weakest competitor in top 10 (your first target to outrank) - Content gaps they have that we'll fill Timeline to ranking: - Expected time to top 20 - Expected time to top 10 - Expected time to top 3 Update: Use only current data. Check SERP features (featured snippets, People Also Ask, videos). Prioritize E-E-A-T signals." --- I used this to rank for "AI productivity tools" (90K monthly searches). From position 47 → position 3 in 6 weeks. The "Content Differentiation" section is why it works. Everyone can copy top 10. Not everyone can beat them. SEO agencies charge $200-500 per content brief. This does it in 3 minutes. I've created 47 briefs with this. 83% of content ranks top 10 within 90 days. Works best with: ChatGPT (for SERP analysis), Claude (for content structure), Perplexity (for gap analysis). Copy this. Rank for your money keywords. Tag me when you hit page 1.