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Jev AI Blew My Mind: 15 Ways to Use It Without Code (opens the original)
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If you’ve been anywhere near AI on X or YouTube lately, you’ve probably seen people try Jev AI for the first time and stare at the screen in disbelief at how fast it is. I did exactly the same. And if you missed them, here are a few that show what I mean:Hundreds of ads, leads, and web pages, handled in under a minute, for a few cents. No wonder Jev took the internet by storm.But what the heck is Jev? It’s the first of a new class of AI models, built by TypeSafe,
All Great AI Output Comes Down to This One Thing (opens the original)
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Do you collect inspiration online before getting a tattoo? Or when you’re decorating your home? Or save recipes you find so you can make them yourself?I can almost see you nodding. I mean, we all save things we want to come back to.That’s also how experts deliver great work, whether they work in design, marketing, content, or almost any other field.And, well, that exact same approach does wonders for AI work too. It’s just that AI can take it much further by extracting patterns from the collecti
I Analyzed 3,905 Viral Hooks and Built the Best Hook Writer on the Internet (opens the original)
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TL;DR: A hook is the first promise your content makes. It gives someone a reason to spend the next few seconds with you, and if it doesn’t grab their attention within about 1.5 seconds, they’ll scroll past.So I analyzed 3,905 hooks from high-performing content across 17 industries and platforms including Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, X, and Reddit. I found 21 recurring patterns and turned the entire library into the Hook Writer Amplifier, which creates platform-specific written,
AI for Agencies: How to Manage Multiple Clients From One System (opens the original)
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TL;DR: Managing multiple clients with AI sounds great until every session turns into another briefing, one big Project mixes up accounts, and your client skills pile into a mess. So today we’re fixing that. You’ll build one AI system that stores your shared processes once and gives each client their own context, so Claude or ChatGPT delivers client-ready work without a fresh briefing every time. Set it up once, scale it to every client you take on.Last month, I consulted three of my founding sub
30 Google Workspace Automations You Can Run With Claude (+ Prompts) (opens the original)
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Like a lot of my other content, this article started with an announcement from Anthropic. Claude’s Google Workspace connectors had just become much more useful. Claude can now send and manage emails in Gmail and organize files in Drive, which means more of the work can be finished inside the tools you already use.I first shared the Gmail update inside <a href="https://open.substack.com/chat/posts/e3fd5212-e014-4e59-9454-715507ef7
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