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The NEW AI Method Making $500/Day (NO ONE's TALKING)
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Key takeaways
Business model & opportunity (what’s being built)
- The video promotes building a “digital community” business that generates monthly recurring revenue (MRR) by charging members a subscription/recurring fee (referenced platform: school.com).
- Claimed outcomes (examples shown on leaderboards):
- One community: ~$11,000 MRR
- Many communities: $200–$700,000 MRR (labeled as monthly recurring revenue)
- Category examples (e.g., health):
- An account making ~$118,000 MRR
- A detox community making ~$10,000/month
Core playbook / step-by-step workflow (explicit “method”)
1) Pick a niche/topic using an AI “self-brief”
- Use Poppy to generate community direction based on your expertise and interests.
- Inputs to provide:
- Years of experience, skills, marketing activities (e.g., affiliate marketing, copywriting, video editing, websites)
- Upload files (resume), add voice notes, images, PDFs
- Output:
- Poppy suggests community ideas (examples include):
- “affiliate website builder club”
- “affiliate marketing mentorship”
- “copywriting for affiliates”
- Poppy suggests community ideas (examples include):
2) Create the community shell
- On school.com:
- Click “create new community”
- Set the community name
- Initially leave most fields blank
- Rationale: avoid overthinking; fill details later.
3) Build curriculum + community structure with an AI brainstorm
- Use Claude AI to brainstorm:
- What to teach
- Curriculum/module structure
- Value propositions
- Content/support cadence (weekly/daily posts, live calls, setup routines)
- Process:
- Claude asks questions; you answer to shape a “perfect community” plan
- Dictation workflow:
- Use WhisperFlow to dictate prompts to save time vs typing.
4) Price to acquire + build trust (low-to-higher strategy)
- Start very low, then raise gradually to attract users and reduce friction.
- Suggested price points mentioned:
- $1/month, $5/month, $10/month
- Stated goal:
- “All you need is $10K a month” (the implied target; no fully quantified path is provided).
5) Attract members using content and/or AI-generated assets
A) Organic/community “face time”
- Best method: be active online and explain your expertise via content (YouTube/shorts, Instagram, etc.).
- If camera shy: use AI avatars.
B) “Clone/Avatar” method
- Use Hygiene to create a clone/avatar that can speak/move.
- If you don’t want your own likeness:
- Use existing avatars described as “another person representing what you do.”
- Proof-of-concept example (traffic mechanism):
- “Vogue me AI” (AI avatar channel):
- 35,000 subscribers
- Traffic driven by supporting videos featuring the avatar.
- “Vogue me AI” (AI avatar channel):
6) Run paid social ads with AI creative (Meta)
- Paid acquisition approach:
- Create Meta/Facebook ads with Manos AI (described as “created by Meta”).
- Ad creative process:
- Combine:
- Your face/award image (e.g., ClickBank award)
- A pattern interrupt style meta ad
- Compliance requirement:
- Remove claims like “$1 million earned” to avoid ad policy violations (explicitly mentioned).
- Combine:
Psychological elements Manos is prompted to include (explicit):
- Social proof & authority
- Emotional appeal
- Visual drama
- Reliability
- FOMO (fear of missing out)
- Simplicity
CTR-focused tactics:
- Focus on CTR (click-through rate)
- Creative guidance includes:
- Square format (“takes more space”)
- Make elements vivid (arrows/emojis/visual intensity)
- Use unusual composition (e.g., award barely held, slipping)
7) Iterate and test continuously
- The creator describes a daily experimentation loop:
- Test new AI ads, new angles, new creatives
- Post content
- Record videos
- The next video is said to include measurement/test results, but no concrete metrics are provided yet.
KPIs / metrics explicitly mentioned
- MRR (monthly recurring revenue) is the primary performance metric.
- Examples: $200, $11,000, $118,000, $10,000/month, up to $700,000 MRR (claimed)
- Target outcome stated:
- “10K a month” as the independence threshold
- CTR
- Used as a creative success metric for Meta ads
- Ad compliance constraint (policy constraint):
- Avoid earnings claims (e.g., “$1 million plus earned statement”) to prevent Meta non-compliance
Concrete actionable recommendations (from the video)
- Niche/community setup
- Feed Poppy detailed voice notes/files of your skills/experience.
- Create the community quickly as a “shell,” then fill content later.
- Curriculum generation
- Prompt Claude with the community name; request curriculum modules, value, and engagement cadence.
- Pricing strategy
- Start at $1–$10/month, then increase as trust builds.
- Acquisition strategy
- Either:
- Post regularly with your real presence, or
- Use Hygiene avatars/clones if camera-shy.
- For paid ads:
- Use Manos to craft pattern-interrupt creatives with psychological triggers.
- Test variations; avoid policy-violating earnings claims.
- Either:
- Iteration
- Run frequent experiments on ads/angles/creatives and keep publishing content.
Presenters / sources mentioned
Presenters (by name in subtitles/voice)
- Main speaker (unnamed in subtitles)
- Mark (business partner; used for an ad test)
- Marv Boldrey (business partner name in an example)
Tools / platforms (sources)
- school.com
- Poppy
- Claude AI
- WhisperFlow
- Hygiene
- Manos AI (described as Meta-created)
- Meta (Facebook/Instagram)
- ClickBank (award example)
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