I have been figuring out what time to post on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Tiktok, that actually works and is proven. I have done my best but still can't crack through the views barrier. Please help, I'm on US Central time

I've been seeing these videos a lot. This is a face book reel that got 19 million views. LMG can you show us how to make these videos?https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17uQZ5Uw4Z/

What's good family! 🙌 Welcome to LMG's AI Academy — you just made one of the best decisions of 2026. I'm LMG, and I've built a 3 Million+ following using AI-generated videos. In January alone, I hit 500+ MILLION views across Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube — all from AI content. Now I'm sharing EVERYTHING with you. Here's what to do first: 1️⃣ Introduce yourself in the comments — where are you from and what platform are you trying to grow? 2️⃣ Head to the Classroom and check out the first tutorial 3️⃣ Drop any questions you have — we're all here to win together This community is about to be different. No gatekeeping. No fluff. Just real strategies that actually work. Let's get it 🚀 — LMG

I've been seeing a lot of these hidden bunker videos go super viral. I made a post about this a few days ago saying how this one account blew up from 2,500 followers to 600,000 followers within about two weeks. I'm deciding to give it a go and we'll see what happens. This is the process of being a content creator - to find what's working. Although you may have something that is working at the moment, it's also very important to continue to test out different formats to see what else works. You never know, you might find something that works even better than what you're currently doing. That's the whole purpose of testing. Here is the video that I seen with the guy you see in the screenshot has 1.3 million likes. And mine is with the young African boy in the African jungle. There's also the link to the video on Facebook that you can go and look at the video to check it out for yourself. It's really, really simple to do. Not much to it. If you all want me to do a step-by-step tutorial, then let me know. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1613735742845011

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make is trying to write image prompts from scratch. You're sitting there trying to describe exactly what you want… and the result comes out looking nothing like what you had in mind. Here's what I do instead — and this is a game changer: Use AI to write the prompt FOR you. Here's how: 1. Find a reference image of what you're going for. This could be a screenshot, a photo, an art style you like — anything that represents the vibe or look you want. 2. Upload that reference image to AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — whatever you use) and ask it something like: "Based on this image, write me a detailed prompt I can use to generate something similar in [your AI tool]." 3. Take that prompt, paste it into your image generator, and watch how much closer the result is to what you actually wanted. Why does this work so well? Because AI understands images better than it understands your words. When you try to describe something from your head, there's a gap between what you're imagining and what AI interprets. But when you give AI a visual reference, that gap basically disappears. It can see exactly what you're referring to — the lighting, the style, the composition, the mood — and translate all of that into a detailed prompt way better than most of us could write on our own. Think of it like this: instead of trying to explain a song by describing it, you just play the song. Same energy. This one tip alone will save you hours of trial and error. Start using reference images and let AI do the heavy lifting on your prompts. 💪 — LMG