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1. Welcome to the Class!: So I'm going to show
you how to use AI and HAGPD to turn attention
online into dollars. And we're going to be
doing this by showcasing this framework that I have been battle testing for
the past three years, which will enable
you to generate income from your content
without needing to spend a single dollar in
ads without needing to have any followers or any
fancy sophisticated gear. Now, here's a if you're just
looking for a quick way of making money online without actually having the
intention of creating value, this course in this
guide is not for you. I just click away. This is not for you. But if you're serious
about creating, right, teaching and actually sharing content and impacting people, and if you're also
ready to utilize tools like ChatGPT
to work faster, smarter and more effectively, you are in the right place. So pretty much with the introduction of
artificial intelligence in the Creator Economy, this process and this
framework has become like ten times more powerful. AI tools enable you
to research faster, create content in
literal minutes and be ten times more productive
in half the time. Trust me, I've been in
the content space before AI and JGBT and it was a
completely different scene. On top of that, this
guide right here is literally tailored for non
technical professionals. So you really don't need to have any idea regarding content
and artificial intelligence. I'm just going to walk you
through the whole thing. So how does this
framework actually work, it comes down into three
steps that I'm going to be showcasing and demonstrating in this
course right here. The first one is
actually reflecting. So I'm going to show you
how to reflect on what you love and what you actually
want to share online, and we're also going to
be doing this with AI to brainstorm the most profitable niches for you to
create content. The second step is to
utilize the power of ChatGPT to uncover your target Avatar's
ten biggest core problem, which we're going
to be targeting, and we're going to be
solving through our content. And the third step is
to actually package those solutions into three
different types of offers, which we are going to be offering to our
target Adar in the most smooth and effortless
and frictionless way. Trust me, you don't need to
have any sales experience, any marketing experience to create these offers
with me here. And this pretty much
is the best formula to use to monetise
your content in 2025. System right here, this
framework isn't built for huge influencers
with big followings. It's literally built and battle tested for
ordinary creators, hobbyists, people like me
and you who just want to share what they love
online with an audience. And honestly, the only thing
that you need nowadays in order to follow along
is just a phone with an Internet connection. That's don't need big studios. You don't need fancy cameras. All you need to do is
follow the framework that I'm showing you in
this course right here. So if you're serious about
monetizing your content, you pretty much
have two choices. The first one is to
try it out yourself. And don't get me wrong. I tried it out myself,
and it worked, but I'm here to
show you the most effortless and honestly
super cool way to monetise your content and what you
love online with the power of artificial intelligence in like a fraction of the time that
it would normally take you. So if you're serious
about creating, launching and scaling your
offers and monetizing your content in the most
frictionless way in 2025, I'm going to see you
inside the course.
2. Your Task for this Class: Welcome to the course. In this very short
video right here, I'm just going to
be assigning to you the class project that you're called to complete by the end of this
course right here. Now, keep in mind
that I'm going to be personally reviewing
every single one of your class projects. So this is an awesome
way to connect with me as your instructor. Now, your class project
for this course right here is to create
a document, right? You can use Word. You can
use GPT to create it, right? In which you're going
to be outlining your exact target avatar by following the principles
that we're going to be discussing inside of the
next lessons, right? And then I want you to note
down the ten core problems of your target avatar and the video solutions
that we're going to be creating for these
ten core problems. Now, if this sounds a bit
complicated, do not worry. It will make total sense once you start viewing
the course and consuming the information I'm going to be giving you in
the next lesson, right? But note down that this is
your class project, right? So a correct class
project submission includes a PDF document or a Word document with
your target avatar encore problems of
your target outer and the video solutions
that you have brainstormed for these
ten core problems. So enough with
this introduction, I'm going to see you in the
next lesson of the course.
3. Unlocking the Hidden Framework: Welcome to the full
Attentions to Dollars Guide. Now, before we start
with the guide itself, I want you to look
at the slide right here and actually
look at this channel. This is, in fact, one
of my channels, right? And I have the golden
Play button right here. As you can see, this channel
has 26 million views, right? In the last again, 28 days, I think it got some like
7 million views, right? 272,000 subscribers, and again, a play button right here. Now, here's the
harsh truth behind you not knowing how to turn attention
into dollars, right? This is the harsh truth.
This channel with 26 million views has
made me less than $100. Why? Because I didn't
apply the attention to cold cash conversion
systems that I have applied into other channels of mine and other
business of mine. In this channel
right here, right? This is what you will
get if you don't have information
that I'm going to present in the speed right here. Now, to answer the question,
why didn't I apply the attention
conversion mechanisms can be discussing at
the speed right here? In this channel right
here, it's simply because the channel is a passion
project of mine, right? But take a look at this, right? 56 Kern, about 27,000 students and all of these
minutes of watch time. How many followers do you
think that this took, right, almost generating 60 K right
from this channel, right? Well, to about 3.4
thousand followers, right? And most of them have
been coming after I've hit $30,000 generated from
this channel right here. The point that I'm
trying to drive across is that if you apply the systems that I'm going
to be discussing about in this video here and keep
in mind that the system, this framework that
I'm going to be talking about in
this do right here, again, I'm going to be
revealing the whole framework. I'm going to be giving
nothing back, right? So literally by the
end of this video, you will understand
exactly how to get this result right here and not this result right here, right? And again, in this we reveal the framework
has enabled me to turn attention to Cold cast without any followers or dollars
to invest in ads, as you can see, again, and again, and again, right? And again, with multiple
creative businesses of mine. Those are different business
endeavors with, again, the same framework behind them again and again,
and again, right? Again, this framework has
organically led me to launch my two creative businesses and currently work on
them on full time, which is some of the
most fulfilling work I guess someone can experience, right, having the ability to work on exactly
what you love, those two creative
businesses full time. And you can see
that when I moved into this new
apartment right here, the first thing that
I actually moved with me was the logo of my, you know, creative business, the so
called Corsation Academy, which I'm super proud of, right? So this framework is simple. It's not easy, but anyone
can follow it, right? And anyone can see the
same results as me, right? And I want to
highlight that anyone can find the same result as me. It's not easy, right?
But it's simple. And again, I'll
walk you through it today on a step by step process. So I just you to make a deep and conscious effort to pay attention to this
video because, again, this framework can and will change your
life if you follow along and you understand
and you digest information that I'm going
to give it to you, right? Just as it changed my life. So let's move to Chapter one.
4. Decoding the Language of Content: Democratization of media
and content, right? What do we actually mean by
media and content, right? If you want to leverage
this framework of turning attention in dollars, you need to understand
the difference between media and
content because we're always hearing about
social media content creation, but what is media
and what is content? Media at its core,
is the channel, the so called medium, right, through which information
or entertainment travels. It's the means of transformation
of content, right? Media is a book. Media
is a radio signal. It is a TV broadcast
or a TikTok video. The way that content moves from one person to another is the
so called medium, right? And different types of media are more efficient and
more potent and more fast communicating
information. For example, a book
is way slower when it comes to communicating
information rather than a TikTok video just because in order for a book
to be distributed, right, it needs to
be created, right? It needs to be transported physically from one
place to another. It needs to be
purchased rather than a short form content
video on TikTok, which immediately once
produced, it can be, again, leveraged
throughout the whole world through this awesome
platform, right? So media is the
bridge. Content is what travels across that bridge. So, again, the stories,
the music, the news, tutorials, joke, this
is content, right? We consume content
through media, and everything is on steroids. We're talking about video
content on social media, right? So if you look back, media didn't actually begin
with the television. It started much earlier, right? So again, printing press
gave this book newspapers, media that could finally be
shared on a large scale. Before books, before newspapers, media couldn't be shared
on a large scale, right? So for the first time,
ideas weren't just local. They spread across
cultures and countries. So then the radio, of course, is a completely new medium, way more potent than the books. And this, of course, changed
the whole scene of content. Now, content only in
the form of audio back in the day could
be actually again, transported immediately
with the radio. So it gave nations a shared
moment whether there was a presidential fire jet chat
or a live sports event. And then, of course, cinema and television completely
changed everything. Right? Now, here's the
thing, the television entered the scene in
the 30s and the 50s, and of course, as we know, it completely revolutionized
not only media, but content itself,
because first, we have a change on
the medium, right? And when a medium changes, when the type of media change, the content evolves itself. So suddenly with television, we have moving images, sounds, and storytelling
directly into our homes, right? We didn't need to leave
our house unlike cinema. And unlike print you didn't
consume television alone. It was social type of
media consumption, right? TV was communal. It was constant, and it shaped culture in a way that it was
completely unprecedented, right? But let's just say that. You couldn't exactly have a TV production setup in your
room right here and start two creative
businesses with your TV production setup, right, and plod weekly, just like we do with
content right now. So content production
was actually limited to these big
companies, right? And content consumption was limited to people who
paid for cable TV. So again, television was
still controlled by a few. Only the biggest networks
and studios could broadcast. The audience could
only watch television. And, of course, when the
Internet came around, the medium was completely revolutionized
once again, right? The Internet changed everything. You can imagine the bandwidth
of content that could fit and be distributed automatically
with the Internet, right, compared to
the television, compared to radio and
the books, right? So for the first time, anyone in the world could
publish, right? Anyone could share and anyone
could become a broadcaster. Pretty much gave the ability to anyone to broadcast content and, again, distribute content for free online. The
gatekeepers were gone. Well, they weren't exactly gone, because back in the days, YouTube really had its
chosen stars, right? And in the early
days of YouTube, I'm talking like, you
know, 2016 to 2020. These aren't exactly
the early days, but I'm talking about, like, the early days when content was actually structured, right? These people beautify
Casey Nystat David Dobrik. There were huge stars. And we don't exactly have
YouTube stars nowadays. So let's analyze what
happened right then, right? These people became
household names, and they didn't become
household names by accident. The platform loved
their content. It worked, and that's why the
algorithms content, right, was pushed aggressively
because as the medium changes, the algorithms change, right? So here's the thing, being a creator back in the day wasn't
exactly democratized. You can see Kasey
Nis, for example, was running around in
New York City with those big cameras with
microphones and lenses. And if you didn't have the technical know how to produce videos
back in the day, you couldn't exactly, you
know, pick up your phone and start shooting
videos, right? So again, content wasn't
exactly democratized, or at least it was democratized, but it wasn't just
that accessible. Cas Pikupi too, right? He had this huge
setup with monitors. Right in microphones
and, of course, the technical know how
to broadcast videos. So again, access
just wasn't there. In other words, only few people could play the game, right? And if you travel back
in time a bit more, you can see that you probably needed a whole studio setup to record just a radio
broadcast, right? And YouTube, of course, knew that and
reinforced this system. YouTube knew that just a select
amount of individuals had the time and the know how
to create content, right? So the algorithm
just heavily boosted those big established
channels rather than just give new opportunities to smaller creators, right? So if you were new,
the odds of actually getting discovered
were almost zero. Growth on YouTube was just
reserved for the elite view. And we saw that with
YouTube rewind. The rewind series of YouTube, which was produced once
every year to celebrate those big YouTubers
was a huge thing back the day they
don't exactly have YouTube rewind nowadays, right? Because this guy came
around and completely revolutionized not
only the medium, but most importantly
content, right? Because the medium
remains the same. We have social media platforms. We got YouTube
takeup, Instagram, but content and the
accessibility to content was completely changed
and revolutionized with the introduction
of the iPhone. So again, what once
required a printing press, a radio tower or a
heavy dislar camera now completely fits
in our pocket. So every single one of us
has the tools to create publish and distribute content to the entire world instantly. You do not need to be
case in Isa to be able to shoot four K videos at
60 frames per second. Your phone does
it automatically. Hell, you don't even need to
understand what four K is or 60 frames per second is because your phone does
this automatically. So content is no longer
reserved for the view, right? It's literally
accessible to everyone. And this brings us
to Chapter two, which led to the birth of the
so called Creator Economy.
5. The Creator Economy Uncovered: We're trying to leverage
in this series right here. So now, it really doesn't matter if you have zero followers
nowadays, right? You know that you're going to pull your first video and wake up to tens of millions
of views the next day. Why? Because the
algorithms evolved, right? As the medium pretty
much remained the same, which was, you know,
social media platforms, but content evolved
exponentially with the introduction
of the phone, right, of the iPhone and smartphones, the algorithms evolved to serve the content that was so
much revolutionized, right? So these algorithms no
longer prioritize big names, right? And here's the thing. As the algorithms evolved and gravitated towards user
generated content, the content grew itself, right? It was a reverse feedback
loop because first, the content medium
changed the phone. Content changed, and then
the algorithms changed, and the content changed itself
again. What happened here? People started to use YouTube and Tik Tok
as search engines. And in my opinion, right, after being in the space
for many years now, I believe that this was the most important shift in
the Creator Economy. People started to use YouTube and TikTok and other
social media platforms as search engines. And this right here
is potentially the most important pivotal
point of this whole Vert here, and I want you to
understand this because the fact that people use YouTube and TikTok as a search
engine to ask questions, right, and to
become educated and to become transformed right? This desire itself stems from problems that these humans
face by nature, right? And this was huge
because someone asks questions and someone, you know, wants to
become educated and wants to become transformed. He wants to move from
point A to point B because he's facing a
problem. Think about it. When does someone want
to be transformed, when he's not, you
know, happy, let's say, with the state that
he's right now, when he wants to move
from point A to point B, when he has a problem, right? And these people have problems, and they turned for content turn to content for
help. Which is huge. So here's a fun fact
about problems. There are pretty
much three types of problems that any human
being will ever face. These are health problems, wealth problems, and
relationship problems. These are the three biggest
markets, if you will. There's the health market,
the wealth market, and the relationships
market, right? Think about it. Every single one of your problems is
probably a health problem, a wealth problem or a
relationship problem. And here's the
thing when there's a problem, there's opportunity, and where there is opportunity, there's a market for it, right? Now, you're very lucky
because I like to call these markets the
key three niches or the three king niches, right? The niche of health,
the niche of wealth, and the niche of relationships. And you're super lucky
because these niches, right, due to the democratization
of content, content aside, they just sub
niche to infinity, right? So let's take
health, for example. Health is a huge niche, right? Filled with problems.
Diet. Right, is one subcategory of health. And sub nis, if we
dig even deeper, you can see we have
carnivore diet, submishing even more, carnivore
diet for male athletes, and you can submish even
more carnivore diet for retired, injured
male athletes. So you can see that you
can keep subnishing and submishing and
subnshing again, in these huge industries. In relationships, for example, we got family relationships. We got father and
daughter relationships. And under this
umbrella, father and daughter relationships where
a daughter is a teenager. And again, under that,
this whole thing in the US family, right? And in wealth, we got investing. You can subnish into
long term investments. You can subnish then
into real estate or real estate in Greece
or real estate in Paris, or real estate in Paris for
retired people that want, again, to find a way to
invest in Greece, right? So you can see that these niches just keep sub niche to infinity. And here's how I like to
view the world of business. Keep in mind that I've never
went to business school. I'm pretty bad at math,
but for some reason, I understand how the
content world works, and I know how to transact
in this new era, right? And this is how I view
the world of business. So there's you and
there's the market. And if you want to
conduct business, you need to find a way to
reach the market, right? If you find a way to
reach the market, right, and you have identified the pain problems of the market, right, then you are able to provide pain relief
to these problems, right? And as long as you provide
pain relief to these problems, the market will
compensate you in a way. It really comes down
into, first of all, you identifying the market
that you want to be targeting, the problems that this
marketing is facing, and then packing pain relief. Right? And distributing
pain relief, as well as accepting compensation
from the market, right? A dietitian, for example, right, targets the health
market and provides pain relief in the form of information on how
you can lose weight. She gets compensated for it. A real estate agent targets
the wealth market, right, and provides pain relief
in the form of get information or service as he helps you search for a property, and he gets compensated for it. Now, here's the thing.
A creator right? Isn't, let's say,
a substitute of a real estate agent or
itritian Iditritian, any real estate agent
can become a creator. But when you're a creator, the medium changes, right? Because suddenly
you are creating content for social media, right? So the medium just changes. This means that
through social media, you can target any
market you wish, right, immediately, completely
for free by leveraging, right, the, again, controlled unlimited leverage you can find online and providing
any pain relief to any market you wish, right in the form of
information, right? So a creator transacts with
the market and relieves pain through information,
through providing information. And for that, he can ask anything he wants
as compensation. Right? So let's put
this into perspective. Again, as a creator, if you enter this
Creator Economy, you get to access
the global economy, right, because
everyone is, again, moving to content to
have their problem solved for free and provide pain relief in the
form of information to your dream customer and ask
whenever you want for it. Think about it. Is this
the coolest thing ever? It is the coolest thing ever. That's why I'm doing
it full time. And this is why in this video, I'm, again, on real time showing you how to
achieve this, right? So here's how not only access but dominate
the greater economy. And dominating the
greater economy means that you will be able
to do what you love whenever you wish and
help people that you have chosen to work with while
being compensated for it. So it's a five step
process, right? And I want you to focus here.
6. The 5-Step Blueprint Revealed: Step one, you need
to reflect, right? You need to turn the mirror
and think about yourself. What do you actually
enjoy doing the most and potentially you could teach to your
younger self, right? So I want you to now reflect. Think of your younger self. What is a transformative
experience that you have underwent? Right? When was
the time that you moved from point A
to point B, right? What was the problem you
were facing in point A? And now you've evolved, you've transcended into
this new person in point B. And you can also potentially
give some tips and advice to your
younger self, right? When do you find yourself? Ask yourself, when
do you find yourself entering the flow
zone the most, right? So the flow zone is this state where the human mind
completely forgets about time, it forgets about hunger. I forgets about
exhaustion, and when just, being on a task,
time fades away, and you're just there,
hyperfocused, right? So studies have shown that when you enter the
flow zone, right, people that enter the
flow zone the most tend to be the happiest, right? So ask yourself, when did you
enter the flow zone, right? When do you find yourself entering the flow zone the most? Give you a short example and to put things into perspective, I actually really like
playing tennis, right? And I started competing in open tournaments recently that have been again,
happening in my state. I was a club player, right? And since last year, I transformed I transformed, again, from a good club player to a state champion, right? This actually
happened, by the way. Shout out the Boys.
Shot at the boys. Yeah, it really happened. So let's say, for example, you can use JA GBD to reflect. You can ask JBT. I
want you to help me brainstorm what I'm good at
and what I love doing, right? Something that my
younger self would find very useful, right, GBD will help you
brainstorm exactly that, what you're good at, right, what you love doing and what
your younger self needed. And the combination
of those three is going to be your sweet spot. So let's move to step two. And now, in step two, after you've identified what you want to focus on and
what you're good at, it is time to
highlight your market. It is time to understand
the three markets and after you understood those
three markets, health, wealth, and relationship, keep subnising until there is no competition
in these markets. This is the most important
step of this whole process. Choose a market and then
keep subnising until you are the industry leader in this market until there's
no competition, right? For example, I can't
just go out there and start producing content
around tennis, right? Because I will be dominated by all the competition that
there is around tennis, right, there's so many coaches, so many athletes that teach people how to
perform a forehand, right, on YouTube, right? So what's the key here? Key
here is to keep sub niche. So I engaged with
GPT again here, and I told it, Hey, I
really like tennis. Can you help me brainstorm
my target market? I want to create
content around tennis and impact people with
my content, right? Can you suggest me
three sub niches that I can focus on, right? So again, you can do this
either with GPD or by yourself or with a combination
of your own brainstorming, again, energy and GPT. Right? So JBD just gave me
the answer and told me that, okay, I can focus on ambitious club players that want to move to
competitive level. I can focus on adult competitive players
or late bloomers, or I can focus on
young players that are hungry for
inspiration, right? So after evaluating my
skills and my passions, JBD told me that this would
be the ideal level of sub niche in the market of health in the sub
niche of tennis, and then the sub
niche of club layers and ambitious club players
that want to move from again, being a club player to
a competitive player, right? So what is step three? In Step three, we're still
inside of the market. Right, but we need to
create our target Avor. It is extremely
important for us to put everything into context and
create a target Avatar. You can get some
bonus points here. If Target avatar is
your younger self, why? Because we know exactly
how our younger self felt. We know exactly the problems
of our younger self, and we know exactly
how to target and talk to this
exact persona, right? So in this case, of being a club player wanting to
become a state champion, yes, the target Avatar
would be my younger self. And in your case, followed the previous steps
of this framework, it would also be
your younger self, which is awesome, right? So in step three, I want you to describe in insane detail your
target avatar, right? So I want you to take a
piece of paper out and start mentioning every single detail
about your target avatar. I want you to give him a name. Or give her name,
describe her age, describe her daily life, right? Describe her passions
or his passions, his socioeconomic status,
his problems, everything. The more detailed you are
about your target Avatar, the more potent this framework
will be for you, right? So again, Remember, modern content is supposed
to be viewed individually. This has to do with the
medium itself, right? Consuming content on
your phone is rather a personal act, right? We don't have many
times, you know, occasions where multiple people consume content from
one device, right? So you must target and talk to one person
with your content. So I want you to spend time
brainstorming and describing your target Avadar with as
much detail as possible. So what's the fourth step here? After you've described
our target avator and we know exactly
who we're targeting, the fourth step is to
sit down and brainstorm the ten biggest core problems of this target avatar
of ours, right? We want to note down the
biggest ten problems that this target
avator is facing, of course, around,
like, our niche, right, and what we've chosen, the market that we've chosen. For example, I've used
GBD for this, right? And in the case of my
target out, again, a club player that wants to move and compete professionally
in tennis tournaments, the biggest core problems
that he's facing is that he's plateauing on
a club level, right? He lacks structured training. He has a week serve
yada, yada, yada, right? Ten core problems. Keep
in mind that you can note down 20 core problems
or 30 core problems. It's just a matter of
having the ten biggest listed down so you can move to the next step of this
framework, right? So I hope you're falling
alone at Ablvi' point because this is where things
are about to get crazy. Now that you know the
problems of your market, it's time to move to
pain relief, right? And here's the thing. Now that you know the problems, you can actually
go ahead and turn these problems into video
ideas that you can create. For example, let's
say that one of my core problems
with Target Avatar is plateauing at a club level. You can create a video titled why you're stuck at
the same level, right? And now you just relieved one of the biggest problems
of your target Avatar or another video, right, to solve the core
problem number two, which is lack of
structured training. And this other video should
be called the training plan I used to go from club
player to state champion. Now, here's the thing,
the more core problems you solve of your target Avatar, the more exact copy of this person you will
attract with your content. And it makes absolute
sense because the more details you
have about someone, and the more you
understand their problems, the more of this exact person, you will, again, magnetize
to your content. So each one of the core
problems of your target out can be scripted
to a long form video, and each long form video can be divided to three to five short
form videos, if you will. But I mostly want you to
focus on long form videos. Why? Because we want to
engage people as much as possible and more information
about this in some slides. Here's the thing, though, by solving one of the problems
of your target Outer, usually, new problems arise, which are, again, new
content opportunities. And this is how you will pretty much never run out
of content ideas. Nowadays, right?
Give an example. Let's say that my Target Daler
is facing the problem of, again, lacking
structured training, and I solve this problem, right, by providing
a video titled The Training Plan I used to go from club player
to state champion. So right now, this
problem is solved, and My target Apor has a
structured training plan, but a new problem arises, right? He can't balance training
with everyday life. And this is where a new video opportunity comes
into play, right? Because more problems equals more solutions to
these problems needed, which we provide solutions
through, again, information. So now we have a new
video opportunity. And here's the thing. As I mentioned before, if you follow the framework
up until this point, you will start to
eventually attract the exact persona you described
as your target avatar. So more videos
produced will lead to a more detailed match of your audience with
your target avatar, right, which is a beautiful
thing to see, right? Because you get validation that this whole framework worked once you start
producing these videos and you see that the
exact persona that you're targeting is actually
subscribing to your channel, right, and you're growing
your videos this way, it's just so fulfilling. So Congratulations. You have the attention of the ideal person you want to work with to give
you a small example. By creating this Vitt here, I now have your attention, and you are the ideal person that I want to work with, right? And you're here 'cause you're hungry of information, right? You're not hungry of
those fancy edits with short form content
clips and stuff. Here because I chose to target you with
this video right here. And as you can see, this works, I'm talking to you, right? You are my target auditor, if it makes sense, right? Now, this person knows, likes and trusts you, and this is extremely valuable in the current Creator Economy. Now, here's the thing.
You can either stop here or you can set up a system
that automatically turns this attention
into compensation. My take is that we
shouldn't stop here, and I should actually reveal the system that turns
attention into compensation. And that's Chapter two, turning attention to cashflow.
7. Thank you message!: So I'm very happy
that you made it up until the end of the
course and know that you belong in a very
small percentage of people that not only managed
to enroll in the course, but actually consumed
the whole module, the whole content of the course. Now, note that for every single chapter of
the course right here, I have another huge
course in this profile in which you will be able
to find more information about every single, again, task that we tackled inside of this class right here. So again, if you're hungry for more information around content, AI, content marketing, sales online business. I
urge you to check out the rest of the
courses in my profile, and please go ahead and submit a class project for me to check
out and connect with you. Thank you so much. I'm going to see you
in the next course.
LAMZ, Creative Internet Pioneer
