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This is on my fridge.
It’s one of my favorite photos I’ve taken.
Every photo I’ve taken since then, I’ve wanted to capture this feeling. The sun. The pier in focus. The waves.
Ever chasing this high.
#photography
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@amnorth42
writer•content creator• artist • de-fi nft crypto obsessed 🏴• I create magic out of chaos and unpredictability 📷• 🛼☀️#prompts
Turn around Katılım Ekim 2021
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you can recreate these $10k animations in 30 seconds with free tools...
i just broke down the exact step-by-step process for you:
- how to prompt
- which model settings to use
- how to animate cleanly
- how to make it look premium
it works for every niche
like, rt and reply with 'AI' and ill send it to you (must follow so i can dm)
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VSL ads are crushing for our clients in health, wellness and beauty niches (specifically) 👨🍳
If you're not using VSLs yet. You're leaving stupid money on the table.
Here’s exactly how we’re doing it internally (and how you can replicate it too)
Because let's be real, most VSL ads are complete trash.
You're trying to convince people your supplement works.
That's not how you win
Your customer has a graveyard of failed supplements in their medicine cabinet.
They don't need another "this one's different" pitch.
They need to understand WHY everything else failed first.
That's where VSLs dominate every other format.
You get 3-5 minutes of uninterrupted education time.
Use it to make them feel like an idiot for buying anything else.
Don't sell magnesium for sleep.
Sell against magnesium oxide that gets pissed out unchanged.
"The reason you're still lying awake at 2am isn't because magnesium doesn't work... it's because 90% of supplements use the cheapest form that your body literally can't absorb."
Now they can't walk into CVS without thinking about bioavailability.
You've ruined every other option.
This is called enemy creation.
The enemy isn't their insomnia.
The enemy is the supplement industry cutting corners.
Once you create the right enemy, selling becomes education.
"Here's why your last 5 supplements failed..."
They lean in because now you're the teacher, not the salesman.
Next, you need mechanism ownership.
Every supplement brand talks benefits.
"Reduces inflammation."
"Supports joint health."
"Boosts energy."
So what?
You need to own HOW it works differently.
"Our curcumin uses liposomal encapsulation to bypass stomach acid, delivering 5X more to your bloodstream than regular powder."
That mechanism becomes your moat.
Every time they see regular turmeric, they think "amateur."
The mechanism doesn't need to be revolutionary.
It needs to sound logical and exclusive.
"Time-release matrix."
"Cellular transport technology."
"Bioavailability enhancement."
Pick something that makes competitors sound outdated.
But here's where everyone f*cks it up.
You can't go from "industry bad" to "buy mine" in one jump.
There's a belief gap in between.
Bridge it with micro-agreements.
"If poor absorption caused the failures, better absorption should work, right?"
"And if synthetic fillers were the problem, clean ingredients make sense?"
"So if we solved absorption AND eliminated fillers..."
Each "yes" builds momentum toward the inevitable conclusion.
This is logical stacking.
By the end, saying no feels illogical.
Also, stop focusing on their current symptoms.
Focus on where those symptoms lead if ignored.
"Right now it's joint stiffness when you wake up. In 5 years? You're that person who needs help opening pickle jars."
Future consequences create urgency that current pain doesn't.
And your claims need surgical precision.
"Eliminate arthritis completely" = sounds like bullshit.
"Reduce morning joint discomfort by 70% in 6 weeks" = sounds believable.
The sweet spot is where hope meets plausibility.
Too conservative, they don't care.
Too aggressive, they don't believe.
VSLs work in a saturated market insanely well because skeptical customers need logical proof before they'll try again.
You're not just selling a product.
You're selling a new understanding of why this time will be different.
IF you need our internal guide for making VSL ads that actually convert, comment "VSL" and I'll send it over.
See ya in the next one 🥂
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I should charge $99 for this.
But I’m giving away my ChatGPT Images Mastery Guide for free.
It has:
→ Step-by-step prompting walkthroughs
→ JSON templates to generate any image
→ Side-by-side comparisons with Gemini
→ My personal prompt cheatsheet
This guide turns ChatGPT into your design intern.
Comment "Image" and I’ll DM you the file.
(Must be following me to receive it)
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your ai videos can look 10x better just by specifying the exact camera
instead of "high quality" or "cinematic"
use "shot on RED Komodo 6K" or "ARRI Alexa LF" or "Sony Venice 8K"
veo 3.1 understands cinematography language and adjusts the entire render to match
8K shot prompting can be the difference between slop and high quality content
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Fuck it.
I’m dropping my full Veo Mastery Guide for free.
It has:
→ 50+ JSON video prompts
→ Mini-course to master Veo
→ Prompting tricks no one teaches
Veo 3 is the future.
This guide gives you an unfair advantage.
Comment "Veo" and I'll send you the file.
(Must be following me to receive it)
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i built a tool that lets you clone ANY video with AI
saw a movie scene you want to recreate? a commercial? a music video? just upload it to this tool and get the exact structured prompt to generate it in sora 2
you no longer need to guess how to describe what you want to generate. show the tool the reference and it engineers the prompt for you.
the tool analyzes:
- camera movements and angles
- lighting and color grading
- scene composition and timing
then converts everything into sora-optimized prompt structure
this is how you recreate any visual style without prompt engineering experience
RT + reply 'TOOL' and i'll send you access (must follow so i can dm)
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Shamelessly promote yourself under this tweet.
If you're struggling to get clients or make sales.
Drop your landing pages, sales pages or sign up pages.
Let's try and get your first or next client.
I want you to get some eyeballs and make money.
Feel free to RT for exposure.
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