Good Evening! Here is an AI prompt you can use today to have tea with Santa. If you would like a male version of this prompt, feel free to update the information to what you would prefer. If you use this, drop your picture below. ⬇️ Prompt: Using the reference photo, do not change facial features and hair. A whimsical holiday lodge scene featuring me seated at a rustic wooden table, enjoying tea with a classic Santa in a plush red velvet suit. She wears a deep burgundy velvet dress. The lodge has stone walls, a large fireplace, pine garlands, and amber candlelight. Steam rises from elegant china teacups. Warm, cozy lighting, luxury holiday storytelling, rich textures, and a magical editorial feel.

Tool: HeyGen Why This Tool: HeyGen lets you create professional spokesperson videos without filming anything. Upload a script, choose an AI avatar (or create one from your photo), and get studio-quality videos in minutes. Perfect for businesses that need video content but don't have time, budget, or comfort being on camera. Best For: - Coaches and consultants who need explainer or sales videos - Course creators building educational content - Marketing teams scaling video production - Small business owners creating product demos or testimonials Cost: Free trial available, Paid plans from $29/month Website: https://www.heygen.com/ Quick Win Prompt: "Create a 60-second welcome video for your website or landing page. Write a short script introducing your business and what you help customers accomplish. Upload it to HeyGen, select an avatar that matches your brand, choose a voice, and generate your video. Download and add it to your homepage by end of day." Other Things HeyGen Can Do: - Multi-language videos: Translate your videos into 40+ languages with lip-sync that matches the new language - Custom avatars: Create an AI avatar of yourself so videos look like you without filming - Video templates: Use pre-built templates for common business videos like testimonials, announcements, and tutorials - Talking photo feature: Turn any photo into a speaking avatar for presentations or social content

✅ What is Atlas? Atlas is a new web browser by OpenAI that integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience. Instead of switching between your browser and ChatGPT, Atlas combines them: you can ask ChatGPT about the page you’re on, get summaries, draft text in place, and even (with paid tiers) have it perform tasks for you via “agent mode”. Because you’re in digital marketing and content creation, this means you could use it to: - Summarize competitor blog articles or ad copy you find. - Rewrite or refine marketing emails or landing-page copy directly. - Use the “agent” side (if you’re on Plus/Pro) to help with multi-step tasks like finding trending hashtags, opening tabs, collecting links, etc. 🛠 Getting started – Install & Setup Requirements & download - Atlas is currently available for macOS with Apple silicon (M-series chips) and macOS version requirement. - You’ll need a ChatGPT account (Free, Plus, Pro) to sign in. Installation steps 1. Download the installer (.dmg) from the official link (via chatgpt.com/atlas). 2. Open the .dmg, drag Atlas into the Applications folder. 3. Launch Atlas, sign in with your ChatGPT credentials. 4. Optional but useful: Import bookmarks, history, saved passwords from your current browser (Chrome, Safari) so you pick up where you left off. 5. Optional: Set Atlas as your default browser via Settings → General → Set default. 🔍 Core Features & How to Use Them 1. Browsing + Ask ChatGPT Sidebar - After installing, open a tab and visit any website. - Look for the “Ask ChatGPT” button / sidebar (often in the top-right) which allows you to ask questions about the current page. - Example: You’re reading an article about “5 emerging TikTok ad trends for 2026”. Click “Ask ChatGPT” and prompt: “Summarize this article in 3 bullets and tell me how I could use each trend in a 30-second video for DexDelco.” - You can also ask follow-ups like “List specific hashtags I should test” or “Write a script for a TikTok based on trend #2”.

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