So I recently told a fellow creator in this community that it's a little humbling to hit a great peak and then watch momentum stall. But that's exactly the reminder to stay strategic and stay open to pivoting instead of white-knuckling one single plan. For me, that's meant not putting all my eggs in one basket. I've been part of the Amazon Influencer Program for several years now, and it's taught me a lot about what actually converts. Recently I also joined a Skool course that's been super newbie-friendly (yes, I'm a bit of a Skool addict at this point 😅) — if you're also grinding on Facebook page monetization like me, it's worth checking out. One thing that's been eye-opening: most people don't realize Amazon runs special campaigns that can bump your commission an extra 10–15% on average for certain product sales. And here's the part that surprises people — if someone buys the item you linked and then goes on to buy other unrelated stuff within 24 hours of clicking your link, you still earn the standard 1–3% commission on those extra purchases too. Highly recommend looking into both the campaigns and the course. Here's my Skool affiliate link if you want to check it out — mama's gotta make bread too 🍞: https://www.skool.com/creatorcollective/about?ref=0cc0f5df95d54820b7e5bd208a4757df

Wherever you're at with TikTok right now — still figuring out the tools, or already seeing your faceless videos rack up views — you're building something real. Every script you write, every voiceover you generate, every video you post (even the ones that barely get views) is teaching you what works and pushing your skills forward. Don't let a slow week or a low-performing video convince you this isn't for you. The algorithm rewards people who keep showing up, and most creators quit right before their first video takes off. Keep testing hooks, keep posting daily, and keep trusting the process. 🎬 Be patient with your growth. 📈 Keep testing what works. 🔥 Believe your viral moment is closer than you think. Wishing this whole class a Tuesday full of fresh ideas, good momentum, and maybe that one video that finally pops off. You've got this! 💪

Your hook has about 3 seconds to stop the scroll before someone swipes past. That's it. So let's put it to the test. Drop the first 3 seconds of your most recent video below (link or clip) and I'll give it a quick, honest read — what's working, what's not, and one tweak that could make it stronger. And don't just wait for me — jump in and give feedback to each other too! Sometimes the best notes come from someone who just watched it cold. No judgment, just reps. The more hooks we break down together, the faster we all get better at this. 👇 Drop yours below!

Quick Tip 2 is live in the Classroom! 🎬 This one is a game changer for your workflow. I show you how to set up and use the Google Flow AI Agent to run a whole batch of video clips with just a few simple instructions. Instead of generating clips one at a time you can set it up, give it your directions, and let it run while you do something else. This is exactly how I speed up my production process and it's so much easier than it looks. Head to the Classroom → Quick Tips to watch it now and drop your questions in the comments!

A quick update on the automation I shared yesterday using Higgsfield and Claude cowork for my Facebook page. It was working, but not fast enough for me, and I wanted to cut down on credit usage. So I switched to generating the clips myself inside Google Flow with Veo 3.1, same overall approach, but using their built-in AI agent to speed up generation and keep everything looking cohesive. Like I said, I only started posting these new videos on this account yesterday. This morning's post is already popping off, sitting at 57K views with a 39% average watch time. So yeah, it works! Hope this gives you some motivation heading into the weekend. Let me know what you think, and if you've got questions, drop them in the community. That's what this place is for, we can all help each other out.