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Create a product showcase sheet using @LumaLabsAI UNI-1 Here is the prompt you can try: "Design a premium product campaign presentation sheet for a modern consumer tech product (wireless earbuds, smartphone, smartwatch, or similar) using a refined editorial grid layout on a soft neutral studio background. The composition should resemble a high-end advertising agency campaign board with strong visual hierarchy and clean spacing. Place one dominant hero product render at the center in a dramatic three-quarter perspective. Ensure realistic reflections on a slightly glossy surface with accurate proportions and material behavior. Surround the hero with five structured supporting panels: • Top View — Product Form Language • Side Profile — Industrial Design Silhouette • Detail Close-up — Material Texture + Finish • Functional Highlight — Key Feature (camera module, speaker mesh, sensors, etc.) • Exploded View — Internal Components or Assembly Layers Maintain consistent cinematic studio lighting across all panels with controlled highlights, soft rim lighting, and natural shadow grounding. Use highly realistic materials based on product type: For earbuds: matte plastic, silicone tips, metallic charging contacts For smartphones: glass back, aluminum frame, polished edges For wearables: brushed metal, soft-touch polymer, fabric or rubber straps Add minimal and precise English annotations near each panel: Hero Campaign Shot, Precision Design Language, Premium Material Finish, Core Feature Detail, Internal Engineering View Use a subtle gradient backdrop (dark gray to soft neutral tones), with balanced negative space for headline placement. Include fine atmospheric details like soft dust particles and micro reflections to enhance realism without clutter. Output should achieve ultra-sharp commercial photography quality, shallow depth of field falloff, high dynamic range, and luxury product campaign presentation aesthetics. " Here is the output:

@beginnersblog1 Wow... creating a fully functional web application using zoer seems pretty fascinsting.

I built a tool that actually reads the reviews for you. Paste any Amazon link → AI scrapes every review → tells you if the product is worth buying or not. Here's exactly how I built it in 20 minutes: 1. Opened zoer.ai 2. Typed "build me an Amazon review analyzer" 3. Toggled on database + authentication 4. Described two modes - analyze by URL or paste reviews manually 5. Hit generate 6. Zoer built the database first, then the full app 7. Added my OpenAI key in settings 8. Next, I Pasted an Amazon product link to my tool 9. And it return a full report - score, verdict, pros, cons, fake review red flags 10. Deployed it live with one click I don't write code. Never have. No backend. No frontend. No hosting. No database setup. I didn't touch any of it. I just described what I wanted in plain English. Zoer AI handled the rest - database, login system, API connections, design, deployment. Everything. That's what makes this different from every other AI tool out there. You don't need to be a developer. You don't need to watch tutorials. You don't need to stitch together five different services. You just need an idea. A review analyzer. A booking system. A client portal. A calculator. Whatever problem you keep solving manually - speak it to Zoer and it turns it into a real, working app. Watch it in action

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@beginnersblog1 Thanks for sharing...

A friend just paid $2,997 for an "AI Agency in a Box" course. It was 20 free GitHub repos with a logo slapped on top. Here they all are 👇 1/ Zie619/n8n-workflows 2,000+ pre-built n8n automations. Agencies charge $3K–$5K per workflow. → github.com/Zie619/n8n-wor… 2/ Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps 100+ AI SaaS templates. The README literally says "fork it, ship it, sell it." → github.com/Shubhamsaboo/a… 3/ x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools Leaked prompts from Cursor, Devin, v0, Perplexity. How $1B AI products actually work. → github.com/x1xhlol/system… 4/ harry0703/MoneyPrinterTurbo Topic → full faceless YouTube Short. Replaces the $497 "faceless YT channel" courses. → github.com/harry0703/Mone… 5/ enescingoz/awesome-n8n-templates 280+ AI workflows: Gmail triage, WhatsApp RAG bots, invoice extractors. → github.com/enescingoz/awe… 6/ wasp-lang/open-saas Complete SaaS boilerplate with auth + Stripe. Replaces ShipFast ($199) and Makerkit ($299). → github.com/wasp-lang/open… 7/ langgenius/dify Drag-and-drop AI app platform. Custom RAG chatbots go for $3K–$15K. This builds them. → github.com/langgenius/dify 8/ aaPanel/BillionMail Self-hosted mail server + marketing platform. Replaces Instantly at $97/mo per seat. → github.com/aaPanel/Billio… 9/ gosom/google-maps-scraper "Dentists in Chicago" → CSV with names, phones, and emails. Outscraper charges for this. → github.com/gosom/google-m… 10/ Nutlope/roomGPT AI room redesign SaaS template. Fork + add Stripe = live product. → github.com/Nutlope/roomGPT 11/ wassupjay/n8n-free-templates 200+ n8n workflows organized by industry: real estate, automotive, agriculture. → github.com/wassupjay/n8n-… 12/ FlowiseAI/Flowise Truly no-code AI agent builder. Describe an agent in plain English — it builds it. → github.com/FlowiseAI/Flow… 13/ AmruthPillai/Reactive-Resume Full resume builder SaaS. 1M+ users on the hosted version. Fork, add Stripe, charge $9/mo. → github.com/AmruthPillai/R… 14/ unclecode/crawl4ai Scrape any site → clean LLM-ready Markdown. Replaces Firecrawl ($333/mo) for free. → github.com/unclecode/craw… 15/ microsoft/markitdown PDFs, DOCX, images, audio → clean Markdown for LLMs. Replaces Adobe Extract API. → github.com/microsoft/mark… 16/ srbhr/Resume-Matcher Resume + job description → ATS score + AI-tailored rewrite. Replaces Jobscan ($50/mo). → github.com/srbhr/Resume-M… 17/ n8n-io/self-hosted-ai-starter-kit Private AI in Docker: n8n + Ollama + Qdrant. Agencies charge $5K–$10K to deploy this. → github.com/n8n-io/self-ho… 18/ f/awesome-chatgpt-prompts 160K stars. CC0 public domain license you can legally sell these prompts as your own. → github.com/f/awesome-chat… 19/ knadh/listmonk Self-hosted newsletter tool. Sends 10K emails/min. Replaces Mailchimp ($1,190/mo at scale). → github.com/knadh/listmonk 20/ langchain-ai/social-media-agent URL in → Twitter + LinkedIn posts out, with human approval. The skeleton of a $2K/mo service. → github.com/langchain-ai/s… Like, Repost, and Bookmark it! . . .

OpenAI just dropped image 2.0 and it’s already outperforming most image models I’ve tested. - Faster than Google Gemini. - Sharper outputs. - More usable in real work. Results: (10 insane examples) 1/ image 2.0 is good at Chinese, Japanies other complex text rendering

@beginnersblog1 @invideoOfficial Wow....this is so cool. Looks like a Hollywood scene!

I made a 3-minute short film using Seedance 2.0 inside @invideoOfficial Character consistency wasn't perfect, so I worked around it. Used camera angles and face-covering techniques to keep scenes smooth and continuous. Wide shots when faces shifted. Used characters with masks, Close-ups on hands, backs, silhouettes when needed. The result? A film that flows like it was planned that way. Here's my process: - ChatGPT for detailed prompts - scenes, emotions, shot types - Seedance 2.0 for generation - action, motion and quality were solid (it follows the instructions very well.) - Strategic camera angles to hide inconsistencies Sometimes the limitation becomes the creative solution. Watch the full film below ↓ PS:) Like, REPOST and Bookmark! . . .

everyone lost their mind over OpenClaw but nobody asked the real question what if that same power existed for content creators no terminal, no API keys, no code, just a browser and one chat It’s called Ribbi, an AI agent that have 24 practical creative skills for people who create content I tested it across 4 use cases. It delivered fast, high-quality output every time. One prompt is all it takes to create anything watch the 4 examples below: Example 1: recreating a viral carousel post and then ask ribbi to schedule it on x . .

The Data Speaks: • Personalized outreach: ~50% more replies • Targeted campaigns: 5-6% response vs 2% mass messaging Better structure exposes gaps in clarity, positioning, proof, and value. It doesn't just improve copy—it improves thinking.

8. Hook-Story-Offer • Hook: Interrupt attention first • Story: Build emotional momentum through context • Offer: Only then present the offer

7. PASTOR Framework Problem → Agitate → Story → Testimonials → Offer → Response Essential for high-trust or high-ticket decisions.

6. Star-Story-Solution People trust stories more than logic. Show a relatable struggle. Then show transformation through your offer.

5. The 4Cs Framework • Clear language • Concise delivery • Compelling relevance • Credible proof This is the editing filter every message needs.

4. FAB Framework Features → Advantages → Benefits Features don't sell. Translate every feature into an advantage. Then into a personal benefit: saving time, reducing effort, or increasing revenue.

2. AIDA Framework Attention → Interest → Desire → Action Capture attention. Build interest. Create desire by showing real outcomes. Then ask for action. Most writers skip desire. That's where conversions are lost.

3. BAB Framework Before → After → Bridge Show the reader's frustrating present. Contrast it with a better measurable future. Position your offer as the bridge.

1. PAS Framework Problem → Agitate → Solution Start with a real problem. Intensify the cost of doing nothing. Then show the solution. Best for: Cold outreach & urgency offers

8 Copywriting Frameworks That Consistently Increase Replies, Clicks & Conversions A thread 🧵

Most business owners price one of three ways: → Gut feeling → Copy a competitor → Cost + margin All three miss the same thing. What your customer would actually pay. That gap is called your pricing ceiling. Most businesses never find it. I found mine using 6 AI prompts in a single afternoon. Just Claude, 90 minutes, and an uncomfortable amount of clarity. - Prompt 1 audited where my pricing was leaking. - Prompt 2 showed what my service was actually worth to buyers. - Prompt 3 revealed I was competing on price when I didn't have to. - Prompt 4 restructured my offer into tiers that sell themselves. - Prompt 5 simulated a 40% price increase, the math shocked me. - Prompt 6 rewrote my pricing page to sell outcomes, not deliverables. I raised my rates the next week. Read all the 6 prompts below PS:) Like, repost and Save!. . .