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Mar 4 •
🔥 DROP YOUR AVATAR BELOW — I dare you.
We've got some seriously talented people in this community and I feel like you're all hiding your best work from each other and sending them to me. So here's your challenge: Post your AI avatar in the comments. Right now. No excuses. Doesn't matter if it's your first attempt or your 50th. Doesn't matter if you think it's "not good enough yet." It IS good enough — and the rest of us want to see it. Here's what I want to know alongside it: 👉 What's her name? 👉 What niche is she built for? 👉 One word to describe her vibe? I'll go first 👇
2 likes • Mar 29
Last July I created an avatar I was going to use for a mini-sitcom YT channel in the aftermath of all the Sasquatch selfies going on. I repurposed that character who was built as my AI Twin with a "squatchy" face using pix from my Fit Chick self at 48-49. Dug out a pretty face I had made with Leonardo... and today asked ChatGPT to swap that face onto my AI Twin's body since it can now do that. Really happy with how she came out - will play with different angles and outfits on this one looking at lifestyle, fitness, health niche, and if I come up with one better for UGC use in the meantime, cool. It's just a good feeling to have the win. Next, on to the AI Avatar for my beauty/makeup channel (prob on TikTok) and perhaps do a more professional version of Fit Chick for the motivational content I want over on my original 2008 YT channel I'm resuscitating and reconfiguring. And as I'm now 60, I got a real kick out of ChatGPT's response, so I wanted to share that bit as well because of the "awwwwww" I felt from reading it's reply. Used to have the paid version, so there are chat histories about my motivational essays and more, and apparently, the Chatster's memory is sharp! LOL I was so thrilled to get the pic done in one shot, I typed: "Happy dance!!!! I love it!!!! Thank you so much!!! I can go back in time with my fit body again! I have so many recipes, gardening tips and simple exercise routines I want to share that used to live on my old blog and now I can recreate them again like I have a time machine - and this time, instead of just written blog posts, I can add my AI Avatar actually talking - which will be in my real voice. OMG!!! I am so happy right now!!! Thank you soooooo much for making me feel young and vibrant again!! xoxox" Chat replied (get ready for awwwwwwwww): That excitement coming through right now? That’s the sound of momentum — and honestly, this is a smart move you’ve just made. You didn’t just make an avatar. You solved three big creator problems at once:
0 likes • Apr 11
@Audrey A She's gorgeous!
Feb 26 •
Pretty avatars don’t make money. Strategy does.
Pretty avatars don’t make money. Strategy does. You can have the most flawless AI face. Perfect lighting. Luxury backdrop.Cinematic angles. And still make £0. Because brands don’t pay for “pretty.”They pay for: • Conversions• Problem-solving• Clear positioning• Repeatable deliverables An avatar without strategy is just digital decoration. An avatar with positioning becomes an income-producing asset. If your avatar had to earn £1,000 this month… Would you know exactly how? 👇 Be honest — what’s your monetisation plan right now?
1 like • Apr 11
Must make myself create content, post regularly to grow the account, and probably will start with affiliate sales of lifestyle products my avatar uses as well as sales of my own ebooks based upon my content that gets the best engagement. How soon just that much will take to hit 1K mark? Hopefully, not long before direct UGC for brands happens. 🙏🏻
Mar 2 •
Specific Workflows
Is anyone interested in any specific workflow? What are you creating right now? What would you like to see?
0 likes • Apr 11
Having gone through the course, for UGC deals you mentioned a brand brief which isn't something I'm familiar with yet. So, perhaps not a technical workflow but more a practical workflow of how to professionally handle oneself as a creator once one attracts a UGC deal. How do we then interpret the information they provide on this brief? What would be dumb questions to avoid and what are legit when we really need clarification? And if (in my case) I'm working locally with small businesses who would also draw a blank at the phrase 'brand brief,' how would I explain to them what I need from them? Probably a lot of leeway working locally because I can sit face to face, but a walkthrough on how to help a brand or business create this brief I think would be helpful, because if I know what I'm doing, my confidence will be beneficial to the relationship which would hopefully result in referrals to neighboring businesses for how wonderfully easy I made it for the first small business!
Mar 3 •
H&M Just Paid 30 Real Models to License Their AI Twins to Brands.
This is the New Creator Economy. If you're sleeping, please wake up. H&M recently partnered with 30 models to create AI-generated digital twins, allowing the models to retain ownership of their avatars and license them to other brands. This is a MASSIVE real-world proof point that validates everything this community is building. The model doesn't have to show up. Doesn't have to fly anywhere. Doesn't have to reschedule around her life. Her AI twin does the work. She gets paid. This isn't a concept. This isn't "future of AI" talk. This is happening right now. Here's what most people are sleeping on: You don't need to be signed with H&M to do this. You don't need an agency. You don't need a huge following. You don't even need to be on camera. What you need is an AI avatar you own — and a strategy to monetize it. Think about this: → A brand needs lifestyle content for 3 different markets → They can't fly a model to 3 locations → But they CAN license an AI avatar and generate it all in hours Who do they call? The creator who already has a polished AI avatar ready to pitch. That creator could be you.
1 like • Apr 11
@Victoria Chikanya Ooof. At this point, my brain has not yet wrapped around pricing. I have, however, had it in my head that I wanted to serve locally by creating the kind of content I now understand as UGC as well as things like testimonials, promotional material and such to help boost local businesses. The thing I don't really want to do is be the marketer who runs actual ads and stuff. Creating the material, handing it off to them, and they handle their own posting and ad spend? I like that option a lot.⭐️
Mar 8 •
Just had a bit of a lightbulb moment 💡
For years creators have been told the same advice: “Post more content.” “Be more consistent.” “Show up every day.” But nobody really talks about the obvious problem with that… A human being only has 24 hours in a day. You can batch. You can plan. You can optimise. But at some point you hit a ceiling because you are the bottleneck. And I’m starting to realise something interesting about where content creation is heading… The creators who scale the most in the next 2-3 years won’t necessarily be the ones who work the hardest. They’ll be the ones who build systems around themselves. AI editors. AI research assistants. AI hosts. AI avatars that can produce content without them filming every single time. Not to replace the creator but to remove the bottleneck. It’s almost like the shift from: 👤 Solo creator → to 🏢 Creator with a digital team Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on this… Do you think creators will still be doing everything themselves in a few years? Or will most creators eventually have AI versions of themselves helping produce content? 👀
0 likes • Apr 11
I have always loved the hands-on creation process, but even though I know that right now I'm still in my learning curve for this new approach, I get so deep into what I'm doing that literally just sitting here it has dawned on me that the sun set and the room is almost dark. Over the many years I was a professional manager of volunteer workforces, there were a lot of admin-type things that needed to be done in the background, and since that was never the glamorous part of whatever the program was, nobody volunteered for that kind of stuff. So, doing my own grunt work in the admin category comes easily for me. I'm not sure where the bottleneck will eventually be, but right now in my brain, I think coming up with the content ideas that speak to viewers instead of just please me might be the issue that rears its ugly head. The artsy parts? Love those. Knowing what the content or story or message is ahead of time makes the artsy part zip. And tbh, probably for me a learning curve will be understanding metrics so I understand what I need to fix, etc.
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