Tom N
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Building a personal brand is terrible advice.
Spending 2 years building an audience, only to watch one algorithm update wipe out your reach overnight, is one of the most frustrating ways to try to make money online.
Instead, I publish where 310 million buyers are already searching with their wallet out. And it's paying me $50,000 a month for it.
Oh, and if you want my complete strategy broken down, with AI prompts, workflow and systems... like this post, follow me and comment "AI". I'll DM it to you.
Here's what nobody tells you about the personal brand advice everyone repeats:
You don't own the audience.
The platform does.
You can post consistently for two years, build real engagement, build real trust, and then one algorithm change decides your reach is cut by 80% overnight.
It's happened to creators with hundreds of thousands of followers.
It will happen again.
The platform isn't loyal to you. It's loyal to whatever keeps people scrolling that quarter.
Personal brand is a great side quest, but stop depending completely on a rented land.
I figured something simpler:
People on Amazon are searching daily queries about their problems. And they buy products that solve those problems.
The product can be anything:
• Physical products
• Digital courses
• Software tools
But the most bought solution to their problems comes in the form of books.
Amazon has 310 million members ready to buy.
They aren't scrolling for entertainment. They aren't waiting to be convinced they need something.
They are searching for answers.
"How to lose weight."
"How to fix my marriage."
"How to invest as a beginner."
And they'll pay $15 to $35 for the right book instantly.
No algorithm has to decide to show them my book first.
They typed the search themselves.
That's what I do.
I create short books around those problems.
70 to 150 pages that speak directly to their problem.
I use ChatGPT to outline chapters, Claude to write it, Ideogram AI to design covers that get picked on Amazon over every competing book.
I've been doing this for 6+ years and perfected a system that now takes only 1 hour a day.
Sell 1 book/day at $9.99 = $300/month
Sell 3 books/day at $9.99 = $900/month
Sell 5 books/day at $9.99 = $1,500/month
And that's only ONE book btw... before ads.
When you add more books to your portfolio and scale with Amazon ads... those numbers multiply fast.
And guess what?
You made that without spending two years posting daily, studying algorithm updates, and hoping the platform doesn't change the rules on you again.
• You don't need a content calendar
• You don't need to film, edit, or a camera
• You don't need to chase trends to stay relevant
Amazon handles the discovery.
You just publish a book.
And collect royalties from 310 million buyers who already trust the platform, not because you convinced them to, but because Amazon built that trust over 30 years.
Most people spend years building an audience that one update can erase.
In 2026, there's no reason to build your income on ground you don't own.
Smart publishers attach themselves to a marketplace that doesn't change the rules on a whim.
That's the difference between chasing an algorithm and getting paid from day one.
If you want my entire system to:
• Find topics people already pay for
• AI prompts to write the book in just 1 hour
• Cover design that gets picked over competitors
Follow me, like this post and comment "AI".
I'll DM you my entire system for free.
You need to do all 3 to receive the DM.
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@JimmySpencer (Not an affiliate link, though several years ago, the author was eager to answer implementation questions)
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@JimmySpencer usab.com/dr-james-naism…
Dribbling not allowed!
No holes in the peach baskets
No 3 point line.
Naismith thought basketball was too strenuous as it was and didn’t even like the bottoms cut out of the baskets.
Rules change. Fans want offense. See NFL passing rules. Good play
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@JimmySpencer a.co/d/0iVltKAN <- source
Lots of history of f the game of basketball in this story about coach Ralph Miller of Oregon State Fame (Gary Payton, AC Green). Worth a read.
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@MalcolmNance @malcolmnance Passed by Pearl Harbor several times this past weekend. An LHD could clearly be seen from H1. A Google/Gemini query speculated it was LHD-4 USS Boxer on a port call on its way from San Diego to the Middle East. No sign of the rest of the ARG.
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TACO until the Boxer Amphibious group arrives for the SOH attack. Nice.
But that doesn't mean seizing Kharg or jumping into Iran with the 82nd is not going to go.
It can be all of them in three phases.
The parts are all there.
OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical
Trump says he’s suspending his ultimatum on Hormuz by another 10 days, this time to April 6th.
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Opus 4.6 just dropped and it's the most intelligent AI model ever released.
But 90% of people still don't know how to prompt Claude properly.
That's why I built the "Claude Mastery Guide" packed with:
→ Prompt engineering mini-course
→ 30 key prompting principles
→ 10+ mega-prompts ready to copy-paste
→ Strategic use cases for every skill level
→ Recently updated
If you want to actually use Claude at full power, this is the one.
Like + comment "Claude" and I'll DM it to you.
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