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@bloggersarvesh Most businesses do not need more tools They need better systems using the tools they already have

the play: 1. open Claude Cowork 2. paste these 20 prompts 3. dominate Google like a $10k/month SEO agency 4. pay $20/month instead that's $9,980 back in your pocket. every single month. and the leads this generates? that's how your blue collar business will hit its first million. you're welcome.

@defileo The future of AI is not just bigger models It is making intelligence portable

Everyone at Anthropic's developer conference brought a MacBook, one person brought Claude in their pocket. Anthropic built a $10B AI company, this person built a pocket version of it over a weekend. A Cardputer ADV, tiny keyboard, credit card size, Claude Buddy running live on a screen smaller than a post-it. Same Claude -> Different energy entirely.

@L1vsun The biggest opportunities are usually dismissed by the people too old to notice them

some 17 year old just made $4,100 this month on roblox and he hasn’t actually played roblox since middle school that’s the whole point most adults still think roblox is some goofy block game kids grow out of meanwhile teenagers are quietly building little digital economies inside it that print more cash than most “real jobs” virtual clothes -> private game passes -> ugc assets tiny things that take a few hours to make and sell to millions of bored kids with their parents’ credit cards already connected the wild part? = they’re not “gaming” they’re running businesses on a platform most people stopped taking seriously in 2009 that’s usually where the biggest money hides inside stuff older people laugh at for 10 years straight by the time they notice, some kid has already stacked his first $30k month and is tweeting “lol this started as a side project” everyone wants some futuristic ai opportunity half of them are sitting in plain sight inside plastic-looking websites you ignored because they looked too childish to matter that’s how arbitrage works internet rewards people who notice reality before everyone else does

@antpalkin The real edge is not more information It is filtering noise faster than everyone else

breakdown of what one Polymarket trader is actually running: > stack: Claude + HFT terminal + AI map ingesting OSINT > inputs every 5 min: 437 sources, 1,284 events, 14 event clusters > trigger: cross-stream convergence - 3 independent sources confirm the same point > entry latency: ~4 minutes ahead of price action > news lead: ~5 minutes ahead of CNN last month: - 107 trades - $82,475 net profit -avg trade: $500-$1,000 - best trade: $14,000 -> $72,000 in 24h, catalyst was a single AIS frame - projected: a normal 2-3 month cycle = ~1,000 trades = ~$1M every fill is on-chain. wallet is public. copy-trade is one click with this bot: @cvxv666" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kreo.app/@cvxv666 the only reason this still works - pro traders from Wall Street aren't on Polymarket yet

@bloggersarvesh Most people fail with AI because they never train it on their actual business reality

MASTER Claude Cowork for SEO in under 60 minutes:  (even if you've never tried it) 1. Pick the right model. Open Cowork. Select Opus 4.7. Turn on Extended Thinking. Most people are running SEO prompts on Sonnet or the default model. Wrong model = surface level output. Every single time. Opus 4.7 with Extended Thinking doesn't just answer your question.  It thinks through your entire market before responding. The difference between a $20/month result and a $ 10k / month agency result is often just this one setting. 2. Load your business brain. Before anything else paste this into Claude: "Here is everything you need to know about my business:  [name], [website], [location], [services], [target cities], [top 3 competitor URLs].  Use this as context for everything. Never ask me for this again." Claude stops being generic. Starts being yours. Most people skip this and spend the next 6 months getting advice that could apply to any business in any city in any industry. That's not SEO. That's guessing. 3. Set your SEO mission once. Forever. Go to Settings → Cowork → Edit Global Instructions. Paste this: "You are my local SEO strategist with 14 years of experience. Always read my business context before responding.  Always compare my business against my competitors before giving advice. Always prioritise commendations by revenue impact. Never give generic SEO advice that doesn't apply to my specific market and location." You set this once. It runs every single session. Your prompts can now be 10 words long and hit harder than a 500 word prompt ever could. 4. Build your competitor file. Create a document called COMPETITORS.md Inside list your top 5 competitors with: - their website URL - their GBP URL - their review count and average rating - the keywords they rank for that you don't - the categories they have that you're missing Paste this into Claude before every audit. Claude now knows exactly who it's competing against.  Every recommendation it makes is built around beating these specific businesses in your specific market. 5. Set your keyword intent filter. Before running any keyword research tell Claude this: "Only give me keywords with clear buyer intent. Ignore informational keywords.  Focus only on service + city, emergency + service, and near me combinations. Every keyword you suggest must indicate someone who is ready to call or book today." This alone eliminates 90% of the wasted SEO effort most businesses do. 6. Before every Claude SEO session check these: Am I in Cowork not Chat? Is Opus 4.7 + Extended Thinking on? Did Claude read my business context? Is my competitor file loaded? Is my keyword intent filter set? Get all five right first. Then run your prompts. The businesses that do this setup properly are outranking competitors who have been established for years. The ones that skip it are still getting generic advice and wondering why nothing is moving. Most people will read this and do nothing. The ones who set this up today will look back in 90 days and not believe what changed. Full prompt system in the article below. Don't bookmark it. Give it to Claude. Right now.

@w1nklerr Attention has become a system you can engineer now

A guy makes $100K a month putting people to sleep with AI The whole channel is fake. No host, no narrator, nothing real. His name is Leo. He picked a weirdly powerful niche, history stories for people who want to fall asleep. The channel is called Sleepless Historian and it ships boring medieval history videos that are 30 minutes to 3 hours long. People put it on at night, drift off, and the watch time goes through the roof. The whole pipeline runs on AI tools stacked together. He generates the script with ChatGPT and a tool called Subscribr that writes full 60+ minute narrations on autopilot. The voiceover is done in ElevenLabs with a calm British narrator voice. The visuals are generated in Leonardo.ai, medieval scenes that loop quietly under the audio. Everything gets stitched together in CapCut with ambient sound effects from Artlist. One video took him a few hours. The channel hit 887K subscribers and pulls around $100K a month from YouTube ad revenue alone. And he's doing the same play across multiple niches at once. One viral video on another of his channels has already done 2.9M views and 50.7M impressions. You don't need a face, a voice, or even an idea of your own. You just need the stack and a niche the algorithm is hungry for.

17 events that built more than awareness. Event 1 brought artists in. Event 2 made them trust the platform. By event 17, FANN had something no pitch deck could explain. An ecosystem that was already alive before the market even noticed. Swipe to see the full pipeline linkedin.com/posts/ventramt…

@seelffff The fastest way to learn now is building while everyone else is still collecting courses

> paying $49/mo for coursera > $39/mo for datacamp > $199 on udemy bundles > collecting certificates like pokemon cards > couldn't build a single thing > then found out google, anthropic and openai give their training away for free > cancelled everything > built a working AI agent > cost: $0 > 14 weeks. step by step. full roadmap:

@InduTripat82427 Most tools feel complicated until the right system explains itself

Claude Code is confusing until you install this 🔖 There's an official Anthropic plugin called claude-code-setup. It tells you what automations you can set up (hooks, skills, MCP servers, subagents…) and how to configure them step by step. Basically, it analyzes your project and recommends what to activate. To install it: /plugin install claude-code-setup@claude-plugins-official SAVE IT.

@gippp69 The real money is often made around the hype not inside it

THE $400 AP x SWATCH ISN’T OUT YET AND PEOPLE ARE ALREADY PRINTING $30-$60 STRAPS FOR IT everyone is trying to get the watch. this guy is already selling the side market before the drop even happens: custom 3d-printed straps for a product nobody has yet that is the real signal. campers outside stores, presale prices above retail, and now accessories being made before launch the watch may retail around $400-$450 and flip near $1,100-$1,500, but the bigger play is the market around it my strategy is using Claude to map quiet stores, split friends across locations, prep listings early and sell before the crowd catches up most people are chasing one watch. the smarter move is treating the whole drop like a market before it opens

@Whizz_ai Most people use AI features Very few build systems around them

99% of Claude users don't know these features of Claude Claude Skill. MD has 7 Components, and I bet you don't know all of them Most people only use 3. Here is exactly how to build one that actually works: ☑ 1. YAML Frontmatter (Your Skill's ID Card) → This tells Claude what the skill is called and when to load it. → Weak frontmatter = Claude ignores your skill completely. ☑ 2. Instructions Block (The Brain) → Tell Claude exactly what to do inside this skill. → Tell Claude exactly what never to do. ☑ 3. Examples Section (The Shortcut) → Show Claude a sample input and the exact output you expect. → Two examples cut mistakes in half. ☑ 4. Supporting Files (The Context Layer) → Got extra templates, scripts, or reference docs? → Link them here instead of pasting everything in one block. ☑ 5. The Trigger Rule (The Most Ignored Part) → Claude reads your description to decide if it should load. → Weak words = skill gets skipped every single time. ☑ 6. Negative Instructions (The Error Killer) → Tell Claude what NOT to do. → This one section prevents 80% of wrong outputs. ☑ 7. Composability (The Power Move) → Skills can team up. → Claude can load multiple skills at once. If you want to learn Claude for FREE, consider these Free Guides: 1. Claude 101 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-101 2. AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/ai-fluency-fra… 3. Claude Code In Action 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-code-in… 4. Master Claude Inside Excel 🔗 open.substack.com/pub/humzakhali… 5. How to stop hitting Claude's limits 🔗 humzakhalid.substack.com/p/i-stopped-hi… 5. Introduction to Model Context Protocol 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-t… 6. Model Context Protocol: Advanced Topics 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/model-context-… 7. Introduction to Agent Skills 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-t… 8. Claude With Amazon Bedrock 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-in-amaz… 9. Claude With Google Cloud's Vertex AI 🔗 anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-with-go… For more free AI cheatsheets like this: 👇 → Go to Substack. com/@humzakhalid → Subscribe to my free newsletter (don't pay anything) → Get more free and daily cheatsheets Which component were you missing before seeing this? Drop it below. ♻️ Repost to give your network an unfair advantage.

@leopardracer Most impossible ideas only look ridiculous until someone refuses to quit on them

THE KID WHO SAID HE WOULD BUILD JARVIS IN 2011 AND EVERYONE LAUGHED JUST TURNED IT ON he was 12 and he told people what he was building they laughed and he kept going 2012 he was still at his desk and 2014 he was still at his desk no audience and no validation and no proof it would ever work 15 years later he says the name and the AI opens a live map of London but here is what nobody is talking about Jarvis is not the flex the flex is that behind that screen is a system of 131 AI specialists working while he sleeps one human managing an AI team that replaces 3 to 5 engineers $15,000 a month and zero coworkers and zero commute he did not spend 15 years learning to code he spent 15 years becoming the person who builds systems that work without him bookmark & like this if you’re ready to build something that runs while you sleep

@0x_Discover The biggest traders now are building systems that never need to sleep

A 23-year-old kid in Miami doesn’t trade anymore. Because he’s not the one trading. On a desk in Brickell: 7 phones. 1 Mac Mini. One Claude Code agent running everything. Copytrade t.me/KreoPolyBot?st… The system simultaneously: • Watches Hyperliquid perp prices • Scans Polymarket event markets • Finds mispriced probabilities • Enters automatically from whichever account has margin The kid made: +$487,000 last month. Average hold time: 14 minutes. Last night, while he was sleeping, the system closed 1,247 trades. This morning he opened the camera and said: “It works while I sleep. You guys are still trading manually?” Then he closed the phone and went to the pool. Meanwhile everyone else is still listening to Twitter Spaces asking: “Which coin is about to pump?” Save this.

@Mnilax Most people document how they used to work Very few systems evolve with the person using them

you can write a perfect CLAUDE.md today and it will still be lying to Claude in three months. not because you wrote it wrong. because the file is static and your work isn't. a correction you made once becomes a permanent rule. a project name goes stale. a preference you typed in January quietly contradicts one you typed in March. the file never changes. you do. writing a good CLAUDE.md is a solved problem. keeping it true to how you actually work is the part nobody has a process for. i gave myself one: it reads 100 of my past Claude Code sessions and rewrites the file from what the transcripts show, not from what i remember typing. the result on my own setup: > 73% of my CLAUDE.md got deleted on the first pass > most of it was one-off corrections that had hardened into rules > four patterns i had never written down got surfaced instead > one of them: i correct Claude's prose 8.2x more than its code the keep list was 38 lines. the delete list taught me more. learn to write the file from the video. then read the article for the part that comes after: keeping it honest. a CLAUDE.md you never audit isn't a memory file. it's a museum.

@0xbeinginvested The biggest shift is that execution no longer needs a full team

-> She's just 21-years-old -> Makes $500/day on -> faceless YouTube channel -> with two AI tools and -> Cocomelon does $7M/month -> analyze top kids channels -> on Social Blade and -> copy the format -> generate music and visuals -> with AI, post and repeat -> find top performing kids channel -> analyze format on Social Blade -> copy the content structure with AI -> generate music and -> visuals automatically -> post kids rewatch and -> watch algorithm pushes -> captions increase watch -> time 40%. kids rewatch -> endlessly. RPM: $8-20 -> algorithm keeps pushing

@rubenhassid Most opportunities look childish right before they become massive industries

Most people will never master AI (properly). But these 7 skills make it embarrassingly simple: Skill 1. Stay updated with AI News ✦ Pick 2-3 creators who teach AI step-by-step. ✦ One newsletter. Once a week. That's it. ✦ Every article you read → try one thing. Now. ✦ Start with my free guide here: how-to-ai.guide. Skill 2. Pick one AI tool and master it ✦ Pick one. Delete the rest from your bookmarks. ✦ Use it for 30 days. Only that tool. Go deep. ✦ Learn its Projects, memory, search & file uploads. ✦ Copy my project guide: ruben.substack.com/p/claude-cowor… Skill 3. Set up your AI before you prompt ✦ Create a folder: "AI Files." ✦ First file: who you are, your tone, your audience. ✦ Upload files → define task → define success. ✦ My full setup guide: ruben.substack.com/p/stop-prompti… Skill 4. Teach AI what you know ✦ Prompt: "Ask me questions about my expertise." ✦ Let it extract your rules, your no's, your audience. ✦ Export into one .md file. Reuse it for months. ✦ Copy my .md file prompt: ruben.substack.com/p/youre-just-a… Skill 5. Talk to AI like a colleague ✦ Start with "Don't start yet. Ask me questions." ✦ Read v1. Name all the things that are wrong. ✦ Push harder: "Argue against this." Skill 6. Ship before it's perfect ✦ Build the rough draft with AI in 20 minutes. ✦ Show it. Let people react to something real. ✦ Sell what it becomes once they invest. Skill 7. Lead AI. Don't follow it ✦ Split every task: what does AI do? What do I do? ✦ Give AI the 80%. Keep the 20%. ✦ If you can't spot the mistake, don't delegate it. The skills that matter in 2030: The ones AI makes 10x more powerful. Or can't touch at all. The middle gets automated. ♻️ Repost if your network needs this wake-up call.

@0xWast3 Most opportunities look childish right before they become massive industries

Roblox paid out $1,000,000,000 last year most people still think it's for 10-year-olds a 15-year-old cleared $2.1M from one game you haven't published a single one here's what's actually happening: > 1 game/month × 6 months = passive catalog > 500 private servers × $10 = $5,000/month > avatar items, upload once, royalty forever > Claude writes the Lua, you ship the teenagers figured this out first the window is closing behind them bookmarked and learn

@Raytargt The tools changed faster than most careers were prepared for

My son dropped out in January. I've edited video since he was born. DaVinci, Premiere, After Effects. $72,000 last year. That's after my raise. My hands shake on cold mornings now. My son sent me this Tuesday. A monk. Orange robes. Laptop on his knees. Premiere Pro on the screen. He's not touching the keyboard. The footage is cutting itself. He doesn't even look up. My son does the same thing. He's 19. $8,400 in March. $19,000 in April. A phone. Five prompts. $43 a month. "How do you edit?" "I delete sentences, dad." I told him to go back to school last Christmas. All five prompts are in the article. He started with the same $20 you have.

@Whizz_ai Most people use AI for answers The real power starts when AI begins handling systems

99% of people use Claude like a search engine (Proven) Type a question. Get an answer. Close the tab. That's Level 1. There are 4 more levels after that. Here's how far Claude Skills actually go: 👇 ☑ 1. Level 1: Enthusiast (Where most people are stuck) → Browse the skill library and install in one click. → Claude auto-loads the right skill based on what you ask. ↳ Most people never go past this. That's the mistake. ☑ 2. Level 2: Builder (Where it gets serious) → Write your own SKILL. MD, tell Claude exactly how you work. → Set your trigger words, so Claude loads your skill automatically e ↳ This is where Claude stops feeling generic and starts feeling personal. ☑ 3. Level 3: Composer (Where the leverage begins) → Stack multiple skills together and run them in a single task seamlessly. → Add supporting files, scripts, and resources without embedding them. ↳ One prompt. Multiple skills firing at once. ☑ 4. Level 4: Architect (Where automation kicks in) → Link Claude to Notion, Gmail, Drive, and custom tools. → Build subagent workflows where Claude plans, delegates, and executes. ↳ You stop doing the work. Claude does. ☑ 5. Level 5: Publisher (Full automation unlocked) → Your skills run on Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor alike. → Publish skills publicly and become the one who creates the tools. ↳ This is where you stop being a user and start building infrastructure. Every level unlocks a version of Claude most people never see. Where are you right now? Be honest. For more free AI cheatsheets like this: 👇 → Go to substack. com/@humzakhalid → Subscribe to my free newsletter (don't pay anything) → Get more free and daily cheatsheets Which level are you at right now? Drop it in the comments, I'll tell you exactly what to do next. ♻️ Repost to give your network an unfair advantage.