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Here's the cold truth: Algorithms do not care about your quality; they only care about engagement. Use AI to help you increase engagement! Compliments of Jonathan Mast 1. Master "The Scroll Stop": The first three seconds are all that matter. Your hook (the first line or image) must jolt the user out of their hypnotic scroll. If you fail here, the rest of your content is invisible. A Perfect Prompt: Act as a master viral copywriter. I am creating a piece of content about [Your Topic]. My target audience is [Your Audience]. I need to create 10 'Scroll Stop' hooks that are punchy, controversial, or create an intense curiosity gap to force them to stop scrolling. My goal is to grab their attention instantly. Ask me any questions you have. 2. Engineer "Dwell Time": The algorithm measures how long a user stays on your post. Longer watch time on a video or time spent reading a text post signals value. You must structure your content to hold attention, not just get a "like." A Perfect Prompt: Act as a content strategist. I have a 60-second video script about [Video Topic]. The content is valuable, but I am worried people will drop off. My goal is to optimize this script for maximum "Dwell Time." Review my script and tell me where to add pattern interrupts, open loops, or faster cuts to keep viewers hooked until the end. Ask me any questions you have. 3. Bait the "Comment": Algorithms push posts that create conversation. A post with 100 likes and 0 comments is dead. A post with 20 likes and 30 comments is going viral. End your post with a specific, slightly divisive, or easy-to-answer question. A Perfect Prompt: Act as a community engagement specialist. I have a post about [Your Topic]. The post gives [Number] tips. I need a "Comment Bait" question to add at the end that will spark a conversation. My goal is to get people to share their own opinions. Give me 5 question options, ranging from simple to slightly controversial. Ask me any questions you have. 4. Create "Share Triggers": A share is the holy grail of engagement. It tells the algorithm your post is so good, people are willing to stake their own reputation on it. Content that is highly relatable, incredibly useful (like a "hack"), or defines a group's identity gets shared.

Let's explore five crucial truths about AI tools and the industry that creators need to understand. From the ineffectiveness of most AI tools to the importance of execution over endless learning, this guide aims to clarify misconceptions and provide actionable insights for leveraging AI effectively. ## 1. Most AI Tools Are Ineffective One of the harshest realities in the AI space is that a significant majority of AI tools are not effective. It is estimated that around 90% of the AI tools available today do not deliver on their promises. Many creators fall into the trap of believing that a specific AI tool will solve all their problems, leading them to chase after multiple tools in search of a silver bullet. The truth is that most AI tools are essentially wrappers around existing models like OpenAI's or Google's, offering similar functionalities under different marketing strategies. For instance, tools like WriteSonic may charge $49 a month for limited outputs, while more established models like ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro offer far more value at a lower cost. Instead of spreading yourself thin across numerous tools, focus on a few reliable options that can genuinely enhance your workflow. ## 2. AI Updates Often Don’t Matter Another common misconception is that every AI update or news story is crucial to your work. In reality, many updates, such as minor improvements in AI models, do not significantly impact day-to-day tasks. Creators often sensationalize these updates to attract views, leading to unnecessary distractions. Instead of getting caught up in the latest AI news, prioritize learning how to effectively use the tools you already have. Focus on practical applications that can drive real-world outcomes, such as ideation, research, or automating repetitive tasks. ## 3. Quality Over Quantity in AI Content The obsession with producing high volumes of content using AI can lead to what is termed "AI slop." This approach emphasizes quantity over quality, resulting in content that fails to engage or convert. Just because you can generate a large number of posts or videos quickly does not mean they will be effective.

One day, a billionaire was saying goodbye to his longtime secretary as she retired. Wanting to thank her for years of loyalty, he decided to give her a few million dollars so she’d never have to worry about money again. To his surprise, the secretary shook her head and said, “Why would you do that? I already have a few billion of my own.” Completely stunned, the billionaire replied, “But… how? You’ve only ever made five or six thousand dollars a month. How could you possibly save that much?” She smiled and said, “All those years, I sat in on your meetings. When you were on the phone buying land or stocks, I quietly did the same — just on a smaller scale. I copied your moves. So when you made millions, I made hundreds of thousands. And when you made billions, I made millions.” Life lesson: Who you surround yourself with matters. There are people who drain your energy… and people who lift you higher. Bees always lead you to flowers. Surround yourself with people who inspire growth, not negativity. When you walk with smart people — you grow wiser. When you walk with driven people — you start aiming higher. When you walk with dreamers — you learn to dream bigger. But if you spend your time with those who complain, who have no dreams, no goals, they’ll only pull you down. Choose your circle wisely. Build the kind of environment that fuels your growth. And be that positive force for the people around you.

You don’t need to build a $250 million empire…But you can learn from one that did. I was reading 10x Is Easier Than 2x and came across a story about Tim Schmidt — founder of USCCA, a $250M-a-year company.He didn’t go viral.He didn’t rely on fancy funnels.He built everything on community — and the culture that holds it together. Here’s what he said every thriving movement needs 👇 1️⃣ A Story – Share the why behind what you do. The journey from “hell island to heaven island.” People don’t follow success… they follow sincerity. 2️⃣ An Ideology – What does your community believe? Repeat it until your audience can quote it. For us, it’s “Simplicity scales — hustle fails.” 3️⃣ A Symbol – Create something visual that people can rally around: a logo, color, emoji, phrase. It says “I’m one of them.” 4️⃣ Shared Rituals – Simple routines build safety and trust.Mine?✅ Create 1 piece of content a day✅ Have 1 real conversation✅ Make 1 offerEvery. Single. Day. 5️⃣ An Enemy – What do you stand against? For me, it’s complexity, burnout, and “greedy guru” marketing. Name your enemy — your people will unite with you. 6️⃣ A Language – Create insider words or catchphrases. When people start repeating your words, you’ve built belonging. 7️⃣ A Leader – That’s you. Not a “perfect” guru — a guide who’s learning, sharing, and leading from experience. 👉 Start weaving these into your content, your calls, and your conversations. You won’t just grow followers — you’ll build a movement.