Hey team, @Peter Mannick just informed me a very easy to to copy complex websites using Cursor. I wasn't sure if it was possible but tested it. You can perfectly copy websites within 2 minutes. https://xyzconstruction.vercel.app/elyse as an example. @Sally Ronidel let me know if its okay to share this otherwise I'll make another showcase. The prompt is really simple, you just ask cursor to create an "Exact, perfect replica" of any website and just provide it the link. If it screws up just re-prompt it and say you asked for an "Exact replica".

New website done generated with ChatGPT working with Lovable. Just waiting for the owners approval and then we will go live with it. This is not a simple site but a very detailed one. I spent 4 days working on this.I will be happy to show it to you as soon as the owner approves it and answer any questions you may have .Feeling good 😁

Hey everyone! We've got a lot of new members recently. Welcome! Don't forget to introduce yourself and to get to know each other a little, don't be shy! Creating your own intro post if the fastest way to be able to get Level 2 in the group and get the course on How To Build A Website Using AI for free. I've simplified the template on the introduction post, but let me know if I can make it even easier to just say hi, this is what I've got now: 1. "Hi my name is X and I'm from Y" 2. "I want to learn..." 3. "My background is in..." Have fun out there!

Hey guys I just answered this question for @Peter Mannick about how I think about Keyword Research. I'll add it to the community resources section. SEO is a very complicated topic, however I think for small businesses the process is quite simple. I would love to hear your thoughts about how you approach SEO or if you have any things to add or challenge my way of thinking, we're all here to learn!

Hey team, hope you're having a good week. That screenshot below, that's $387K NZD ($225K USD) gross volume since early 2024. No in-person employees, just me and a few part-time contractors who've been a huge help along the way. Here's how it happened. Two years ago I'd never done marketing in my life. I was working part-time doing technical stuff for a friend's business and watching way too many YouTube videos of 21 year olds making bank running marketing agencies from the US. The thought wouldn't leave me alone. If they could do it, why couldn't I do it from New Zealand? So I started chasing it. Commented on videos. Asked questions. Eventually I got on a call with the guy who was, at the time, Alex Hormozi's CMO. I asked him two things: what would you do if you were starting again, and who would you learn from? He gave me names. I picked one. Signed up to a coaching program that cost more than I could afford and dropped $5,000 of my own money on Facebook ads trying to make it work. The first three months I had nothing. Just a slowly emptying bank account and a lot of doubt. Every day I'd ask the same question. How much longer do I keep draining my bank account before I quit? Never. That was always the answer. Because it only had to work once. One client. One result. After that, the skill was mine forever. And then it happened. I got my first client. $500 USD a month. I treated that one client like my entire business depended on it, because it did. Eight months later I quit my job. Here's the thing most agencies get wrong. They chase sales. They sign clients fast and lose them faster, churning every 1 to 3 months because they're great at selling and average at delivering. I went the other way. Every client got my full attention until they were winning. Only then would I go find the next one. It's slower, but the clients stick around and you learn whatever you're delivering to a very deep level. If someone's been with me 4+ months and getting results, why would they ever leave?