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@maxxmalist So easy nowadays lol

i’ve tried this exact strategy and it still works, ~3k followers and 4.1M views in first 3 days he’s using it to promote SaaS and push low ticket course all you need to replicate it is: > Record video of yourself > Nano Banana to swap you into another person & character you want > Kling Motion Control to animate it 3min and you have your viral reels ready

Your going to see a ton of apps sell for millions this year All scaled by AI UGC I made this AI UGC video for neuro gum in about 10 minuets

It’s hard to believe but I created this video for Neuro gum completely with AI… I actually ended up buying some after I made this video lol There is a HUGE opportunity with AI UGC and clipping to scale brands and apps But no one is doing is properly I put my full workflow on how I create these videos into a PDF if you want it to create content for your own brand or start faceless UGC RT + comment “CR” and I’ll send it over to you (must be following so I can DM)

@jacobgrowth 😭😭

@maxxmalist Quote tweet from the goat

AI content is literal goldmine now

@maxxmalist Goated

there is a crazy amount of money to be made from AI slideshows wonder how freecash got to #2 on the US app store? they used an affiliate network (Glitchy to be exact) to run their campaign and people executed it perfectly with slideshows that can be made in seconds with AI this model lets you avoid all the bullshit that comes with maintaining a product and still make a ton (you get paid on the install) whole setup is: > pick one affiliate offer on Glitchy (for offers like freecash, request in Glitchy’s discord > buy aged TikTok accounts (also can be bought on Glitchy marketplace) > set up automation to create the slideshows for you or create manually with Nano Banana 2 > make sure you don't upload them but get them to save to your drafts > remember to add the text natively (TikTok loves native text) > use comment bot to increase conversion rate and help your post go viral whoever does this will actually make stupid amounts of money and you can literally automate the whole process with Open Claw, Claude Cowork or CrafftAi

UGC creators reading this article and realise they're charging way too much and getting half the results as a kid generating 20 million views running a slideshow farm

By the end of 2026 your going to of heard dozens of stories about apps and brands being sold for MILLIONS all through organic content we all know making the product is easy now and that distribution will be what makes and breaks businesses in this AI era i've been apart in some big apps these last few months generating 100 millions views and there is ONE key thing i see that makes an app have $10 million potential and ones that have $30k MRR potential and its not: >app idea >branding >how good the product is its how good of a creative team do they have most businesses have 100 creators that have no clue what their doing upload rinsed angles thinking "volume is key" you couldn't be more wrong one killer will out perform 1000 untrained creators 9/10 times without doubt this is the hardest part about getting your app to $1 mill MRR now you have to actually go and FIND these killers or take your time to train them which lets be honest just takes too much work thats why Content Rewards is the best platform to work with out of all of them not only do you get your creators trained but its where all the killers are if your still trying to run your own creative team then you are just working much harder than you need to be

talked to one of our creators yesterday who went from $0 to $6,800/mo in 2 months and i asked him what he'd do differently if he started over his answer surprised me: "i'd stop watching tutorials and just post. i wasted my entire first week watching youtube videos about how to clip. by the time i actually posted my first video i was overthinking everything." "my hooks were too complicated. my edits were too polished. i was trying to make masterpieces instead of just making clips" then he said something that stuck w/ me: "my best-performing clip of all time took me 4 minutes to make. my worst-performing clip took me 45 minutes" "i've realised there's zero correlation between effort and results in this model." "the algorithm does not care how long you spent editing. it cares if someone stops scrolling in the first 2 seconds" i hear this pattern constantly from our top earners the ones making $5k-$10k+/mo all went through the same realization: the skill in clipping isn't editing. it's speed and volume the creator spending 30 minutes per clip making 4 videos a day WILL ALWAYS make less than the creator spending 4 minutes per clip making 15 videos a day bc each clip is an independent lottery ticket w/ asymmetric upside your base hits ($20-$50 per clip) cover your time. your random breakout clips ($200-$500+) build real income and you never know which clip is going to break out. NEVER. even after thousands of clips, the best creators still can't predict w/ certainty which ones will pop so the strategy is simple: maximize the number of tickets you buy every day the batch editing workflow exists for this exact reason. brainstorm hooks in bulk, edit the first clip, duplicate, swap the hook, export, repeat. 15-20 unique clips in under 2 hours and use AI as much as you can in the editing process (if campaign allows and without degrading quality) this is how you make $10k/mo making videos

@alexxgrowth its so much simpler than people think to win

@pounddz killer

AI UGC opportunities are literally endless >clipping >sweeps >app affiliate >whop affiliate >organic ecom Vibes for this year are impeccable

I don't think you get what this means... I'm just one man generating 10s of millions of views now imagine having 30 of me pushing your app games over