Amyli McDaniel 🍀

@AlfieJCarter gpt

Most people suck at LinkedIn. So I built the most comprehensive LinkedIn GPT you can implement today. What it does: → Builds a 2026 strategy plan for your LinkedIn content → Shows you how to structure content around buyer psychology → Generates 100+ mapped post ideas (with an idea engine) → Teaches you how to use AI for strategy (not just “write a post”) → Gives you strategy-first workflows so you stop guessing what to post → Runs a content audit (what to kill, keep, and double down on) → Roasts your drafts with honest feedback → Bakes in positioning so you look like the go-to expert → Helps you write in a style that feels human, not robotic → Gives you sharp, scroll-stopping post structures → Flags common AI mistakes that make posts sound generic (and shows you how to fix them) If you run outreach, build an agency, or want inbound from LinkedIn - this is the only LinkedIn GPT you’ll need. Reply “GPT” and I’ll send the link.

@everestchris6 skill

My OpenClaw bot runs a full website sales business 24/7: - Finds local businesses without a website - Builds them a custom site automatically - Emails them the preview link - Runs every day on autopilot Most local businesses don't have a website. This skill finds them and pitches them automatically Reply "skill" and I'll send you a free skill file that scrapes leads, builds sites, and sends emails on autopilot. (must be following)

@Mike_Scully_ AI

Everyone's talking about Claude Code, Cowork, OpenClaw. But almost nobody is talking about how to actually make money with them. Let me put you on game. I've made $1M+ selling simple digital services online. Here are 7 ways to turn these AI tools into real cash: 1/ First understand what's happening. Businesses are drowning in work they know AI could help with but they have no idea where to start. They don't need another tool. They need someone to do it for them. That's where you come in. 2/ AI-Powered Landing Pages & Funnels Claude Code can now build full web pages from a prompt. But businesses don't want to learn Claude Code. They want a page that converts. Learn the tool. Package it as a service. Charge $1,500–$3,000 per page. I started doing this with basic no-code tools and hit $10k/month in 90 days. With AI the delivery is 5x faster. 3/ Automation Builds Every business has 10+ manual workflows they repeat daily. Client onboarding. Lead follow-up. Invoice chasing. Reporting. Use n8n, Zapier, or Make to automate them. Claude helps you map the logic and write the steps. Charge $2k–$5k per build. Retainer for maintenance. 4/ AI Content Systems Businesses know they need to post. Most don't. Build them a system: AI drafts the content, you edit and schedule, they approve. Charge $2k–$4k/month as a retainer. You can manage 5+ clients once the system is dialled in. That's $10k–$20k/month from one service. 5/ Internal Tool Builds This is the sleeper. Small businesses need simple tools, calculators, dashboards, client portals, intake forms. Claude Code can build these in hours. Businesses would pay agencies $10k+ for the same thing. Charge $3k–$7k. Deliver in days. Margins are insane. 6/ Email & Sales Sequence Writing AI is incredible at drafting email sequences when you give it the right context. Learn how to brief it properly, ICP, offer, objections, tone and you can produce an entire 7-email sequence in an afternoon. Charge $1k–$3k per sequence. Stack 4–5 clients and that's a full income. 7/ Course & Knowledge Base Creation Coaches, consultants, and experts have years of knowledge stuck in their head. Use AI to help them structure it into modules, write lesson outlines, and build resource docs. Charge $3k–$10k to productise someone's expertise. They'll love you for it. 8/ 7. AI Training & Implementation This is the one nobody's doing yet. Walk into a business and teach their team how to use Claude, ChatGPT, and automation tools in their actual workflows. Charge for the training upfront. Then charge a monthly retainer for ongoing support. You become their AI department without them needing to hire one. 9/ The playbook hasn't changed: → Pick one of these services → Package it as an outcome, not a skill → Build proof fast — even if that means doing the first one free → Sell it through content, DMs, and cold outreach → Stack clients. Build retainers. Scale with systems. This is the same model that took me from climbing telephone poles to $1M+ online. The only thing that's changed is the tools got 10x more powerful. 10/ Most people will read this and think "that's interesting" and do nothing. A few people will actually pick one, start this week, and have their first paying client within 30 days. That's how it works. Every time. If you want the full system, how to choose your offer, get clients, and scale, I put it all into a free course. Comment "AI" and I'll send it over.

@Seannywilson SCRIPT

This cold email script has been cooking. We used it to book a meeting with the CTO of Intel. Today, I'm giving it away (word for word). Comment "SCRIPT" and I'll DM you. *must be following*

@dashboardlim OPENCLAW

here are 4 ways to make money with OpenClaw (Clawbot) i just created a playbook breaking down each one: 1. Setup-as-a-Service 2. AI Assistant-in-a-Box 3. Proactive Monitoring & Alerts Subscription 4. Skills, Education & Micro-SaaS this is how you turn one self-hosting tool into multiple income streams want the full playbook for FREE? Comment "OPENCLAW" and i'll DM it to you (must be following)

@AlfieJCarter CONTENT

Most “LinkedIn experts” will be irrelevant by March 2026. The 2025 playbook is already dead: → Recycling the same 5 frameworks → Posting 2x/ day with nothing new to say → Generic advice labeled as thought leadership → Vague lessons with zero proof → Podcast carousels they didn’t create → Chasing reach over relevance → Teaching theory they’ve never executed under pressure It only worked because the bar was low. And distribution was forgiving. Post often. Sound confident. Let the algorithm carry you. 2026 is different: → Original insight > recycled frameworks → What you built > what you think → Implementation > inspiration → Specific > polished → Proof > aesthetics Example: Old: “5 tips to improve your LinkedIn strategy” New: “Here’s the exact Trigify → Icypeas → Smartlead workflow we use to book 10 calls/week” People don’t want to “learn” anymore. They want something they can copy-paste and test by Friday. So I documented what’s actually working: → 5 post types (not 47 templates) → 3 content buckets that drive pipeline → Comment-driven distribution system → 10 high-converting hooks → CTAs that book calls This system drives 200k+ impressions per account each month. Want it? Reply CONTENT and I’ll send the link.

@FynCas Page

I’m using AI to replace the need for one. If you want to build AI-powered income streams instead of chasing trends... Comment “Page” I’ll show you the exact system behind my AI pages. No hype. Just leverage.

I make $5,000 a day I run AI theme pages instead of a job. No team. No filming. No grinding 12 hours a day. Just me + AI. Here’s the exact framework what you can use to escape your corporate job 2026

For business: Stop treating contracts as a necessary evil. The competitive edge goes to those who figure this out first. For lawyers: Become system builders, not just contract drafters and reviewers.

3/ Contracts become self-executing software. They’ll negotiate for you. Monitor deliverables. Trigger payments. Flag when the other side isn’t holding up their end. Contracts stop slowing you down and start working for you.

My 3 predictions for how AI transforms business transactions and their contracts: 2026 is when the paradigm shift begins. By end of decade, everything changes. 🧵

@Zephyr_hg NEWS

AI runs my content strategy now. Built a system that watches industry news every hour, filters junk articles, and auto-generates Twitter threads plus LinkedIn posts. AI scores each piece for quality before writing anything. High scores get published automatically. Medium scores hit my review queue. Garbage gets archived. Never scrambling for post ideas at 11pm anymore. Comment "NEWS" and I'll DM it to you (must be following)

I’ve spent a career drafting contracts. Now I’m building AI to read them. Here is the bottleneck: It isn’t the technology. It’s the prose. We rely on "creative drafting" and nuance that a judge understands but a database hates. If we want real intelligence, we need structure (ontology), not just better models. The goal isn't just to make AI read the contract. It's to write contracts capable of being read.

Most athletes (and other talent such as musicians, influencers, gamers, freelancers) sign contracts written by lawyers, reviewed by lawyers, and enforced by lawyers. But the person signing? Usually not a lawyer. That asymmetry is where problems start.

3/ AI isn't replacing the $900/hr partner. It’s for the musician signing away their likeness or the parent staring at a complex NIL deal. When 90% of business happens without a lawyer, AI becomes the great equalizer. Better than nothing isn't a start—it's a revolution.

2/ While the industry debates if AI is "perfect" enough for Big Law, they’re missing the point. Millions of founders, creators, and freelancers are operating with 0% protection. For them, the choice isn't between AI and a lawyer. It’s between AI and the void.

1 (of 3)/ Most business advice says: "Never sign without a lawyer." But when the deal is $5,000 and the legal bill is $2,500, that advice falls apart. Instead, we do the "Hopeful Scroll": Check the dollar amount, skip the legalese, and hope for the best. 🧵

Georgia just sued a former LB for $390K over his NIL deal. He signed it, got paid $30K, entered the portal 12 days later and triggered a breach clause. These contracts are enforceable. sportico.com/law/analysis/2…

here's how to validate your offer in 5 mins... stop wasting time, focus on real pain points that actually exist and that people are actively looking for solutions to i made a list of proven methods to find real pain points in any niche and validate them like, rt and comment "VALIDATE" and i will send you the doc (must follow)