Outbound isn’t dead. Your system is. I fix that.

Everyone wants to land clients consistently, and I figured out how.

With $15.2M+ in pipeline generated, 110+ clients scaled, and sales systems that generate revenue, I can show you how to build one yourself (without the trial-and-error BS).

In 2020: Scaled a SaaS to its first 1,000 customers via outbound cold emails
In 2023: Became the #1 cold email creator on LinkedIn by building my personal brand
In 2025: Teaching B2B teams the exact Cold Email + LinkedIn + Content playbook to land clients

Helped 100+ founders master the new outbound: LinkedIn intent signals, demand generation 
through content, social selling, and cold emails that actually convert.

Ready to generate leads? → yurii@yuriiveremchuk.io

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Yurii Veremchuk

Movies, but make it B2B sales

(outbound is an absolute cinema)

Movies, but makes it outbound

My best prospecting days? Friday and weekends

I get more replies from the C-suite than Monday-Thursday combined.

Fridays, 
Holidays,
Weekends,
 
All are golden for prospecting. 

1. Inbox is quieter 
You aren’t competing with 47 other cold outreach messages. 

2. Decision-makers actually respond 
CEOs and VPs clearing their inbox before or on weekends. 

3. Different mindset 
People are more relaxed, thus likely to engage in a conversation.

It’s just less crowded then.

Happy prospecting✌🏻

500 spam words to avoid in cold emails

(if you want to land in inboxes, not spam) 

I teamed up with Maildoso to create the most detailed spam-word guide

This took me hours of research and testing.

- 500+ spam words to avoid
- Safe alternatives for each
- Categories like Finance, Urgency, LinkedIn triggers

Inbox matters.

• 1 in 5 cold emails land in spam before anyone sees them.
• One wrong word tanks your entire campaign.
• Even LinkedIn DMs get filtered now.

Inside this carousel are exact words killing your outbound 

+ what to use instead so your emails actually reach inboxes. 

What did I miss? 

PS2. Shoutout to Maildoso for figuring out how to send links in an email without being flagged as spam. Now I can send visualisations + videos in my emails.

500 Spam Words to Avoid

Ruben Hassid

Master AI before it masters you.

Founder

Master the AI revolution with me.

Go to: rubenhassid.ai

Step 1: Grab my $1 ChatGPT Pack.

→ 1600+ prompt library.
→ 100 AI tools, curated.
→ Free access to weekly videos.

Step 2: Get instant access to my course.

→ GPT-4 & content creation.
→ Midjourney & design.

Step 3: Follow my journey.

→ Twitter: @rubenhssd
→ Instagram: @rubenhassid.ai
→ Tiktok: @rubenhassid.ai
→ YouTube: @ruben hassid

Who am I?

☑️ Top #2 Linkedin Creator.
☑️ Top #15 AI Content Creator.
☑️ My content reached 50M+ people. 

Ranking: Favikon.

Stop using ChatGPT for everything.

These are the only 8 tools I (actually) swear by:

1. Wispr.ai → for voice-to-text

You type your prompts into ChatGPT like it's 2024.
I just talk. Wispr types. And it learns my edits.
80 WPM → 200+. Never going back.

2. Granola.ai → for meeting notes

You paste transcripts into ChatGPT after the call.
Granola takes notes during the call. Silently.
Does NOT join like a bot. Just works.

3. Gamma.app → for slides

You ask ChatGPT to "make slides." It gives you text.
Gamma actually builds the deck. One prompt. Done.
The best PowerPoint killer. Period.

4. Claude.ai → for writing

You rewrite ChatGPT outputs 5x to sound human.
Claude 'Cowork' gets it right on the first try.
Teach it with your voice. Upload .md files.

5. Grok.com → for search

ChatGPT doesn't know what happened 2 hrs.
Grok does. Real-time tweets pulled straight from X.
Ask a question. Get facts. Not guesses and links.

6. Nanobanana (gemini.google.com) → for images

DALL-E gives you animated, cartoonish images.
NanoBanana gives you exactly what you asked for.
Clean. Believable. Editable. No more 5th try.

7. Notebooklm.google.com → for research

You paste docs into ChatGPT & hope to train it.
NotebookLM reads sources & becomes your expert.
Upload your sources. Ask anything.

8. Opus.pro → for video

ChatGPT can write a video script. That's it.
OpusClip takes one YouTube link → 20-40 shorts.
What took 4 hours now takes 4 minutes.

ChatGPT made you work in 2025.
These 8 tools work for you in 2026.

Save this. Try one tool this week. Thank me later.

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MIT just dropped 11 (free) guides:

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1. AI 101
Intro to AI concepts. Perfect for absolute beginners.
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2. Introduction to Deep Learning
Bootcamp on deep learning fundamentals. 
Link: https://lnkd.in/g-ftJgtT

3. Artificial Intelligence
Problem-solving, knowledge, learning.
Link: https://lnkd.in/guGK_hfx

4. Introduction to Machine Learning
Beginner-friendly ML principles, algorithms. 
Link: https://lnkd.in/gGEj-YXC

5. How to AI (Almost) Anything 
Apply AI to music, art, senses. 
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6. Understanding the World Through Data
Explore data analysis & ML to decode real-world.
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Foundations of AI tech and its possibilities. 
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8. Introduction to Algorithms
Key prerequisite for efficient AI work.
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9. Foundation Models and Generative AI
Overview of modern AI (like ChatGPT)
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If I have only 5 minutes to learn AI. I'd start here:

✦ Start with AI: https://lnkd.in/dFfS3HxJ
✦ Set up your ChatGPT: https://lnkd.in/dqfRVBpC
✦ Gemini Nano-Banana: https://lnkd.in/dgsG5dcF
✦ Claude to write better: https://lnkd.in/ggTqmvcD
✦ AI detection tool scam: https://lnkd.in/gB66hGJp
✦ Learn anything, with AI: https://lnkd.in/ddmEyKsn
✦ ChatGPT fundamentals: https://lnkd.in/dXbGPnTc
✦ 0 to 10,000 LI followers: https://lnkd.in/geXEFxSW
✦ Create infographic: https://lnkd.in/dHFz8wY5
✦ Gemini Context guide: https://lnkd.in/dNvrQBBd
✦ Midjourney Prompting: https://lnkd.in/dqWBhEYW
✦ AI need more human: https://lnkd.in/g8gJg7iU
✦ Professional headshot: https://lnkd.in/dnpksiyn
✦ Talk to laptop with AI: https://lnkd.in/dQb88dcY
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How to (finally) make Claude work inside Excel:

1. Go to the Microsoft Marketplace listing.
2. Click "Get it now" → Install the add-in. 
3. Open Excel (you must have it installed). 
4. Click on "Tools." Add-ins (Mac) or (Windows). 
5. Sign in with your Claude account ($17/mo). 
6. Open any spreadsheet. Click any cell. 
7. Prompt: "Explain this formula in plain English." 
8. Use this prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x.

No screenshots. It's all hard core excel formulas.

Microsoft's Copilot couldn't do this. 
So Claude did it first.

I wrote a full breakdown of Claude Excel vs Copilot. 
(spoiler: Copilot sucks) at https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x.

How to (finally) make Claude work inside Excel:

Prompting is the worst way to use ChatGPT.

Here's what the top 1% do instead:

1. Go to ChatGPT & click "Projects" (not Chats).
2. Create a Project for your specific task.
3. Upload your files + write instructions once.
4. Use this set up guide: https://lnkd.in/exfaYnBQ

ChatGPT now remembers everything. Forever.

But here's where it gets powerful:

Before you prompt, turn on these 2 buttons:

1. "Extended Thinking" forces ChatGPT to think before answering.
2. "Web Search" forces ChatGPT to find real sources, not make stuff up.

The secret was never the prompt.
It was the setup. But to be better at prompting,
Use my prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/ducKkADE

I wrote 2 free guides so you can copy my system:

✦ My full setup guide: https://lnkd.in/exfaYnBQ
✦ My prompting guide: https://lnkd.in/ducKkADE

(save this to be the top 1% ChatGPT user)

Stop wasting hours trying to learn AI.

I’ve already done it for you.

With one list. Zero confusion. And no fluff.

Set up your AI: https://lnkd.in/gygfpVyg 
Generate headshot: https://lnkd.in/dnpksiyn
Use Claude in Excel: https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x  
Quit ChatGPT in 2026: https://lnkd.in/gdeEFqB4 
Don’t be slow (with AI): https://lnkd.in/grsGmrak 
AI needs more humans: https://lnkd.in/g8gJg7iU 
Gemini Nano-Banana: https://lnkd.in/dgsG5dcF 
Claude to write better: https://lnkd.in/ggTqmvcD 
AI detection tool scam: https://lnkd.in/gB66hGJp 
Learn anything, with AI: https://lnkd.in/ddmEyKsn 
Transfer yourself in a file: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8 
Claude to write like you: https://lnkd.in/d_YDEBWu 
ChatGPT fundamentals: https://lnkd.in/dXbGPnTc 
Grow to 10,000 followers: https://lnkd.in/geXEFxSW 
How to train AI on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dETcRzku
Create infographic with AI: https://lnkd.in/dHFz8wY5
Talk to computer, using AI: https://lnkd.in/dQb88dcY
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Most people want AI to sound like them. 

But no one does this first (and it takes 47 mins):

Step 1: Download Claude (claude. com/ download)
Open Claude 'Cowork' tab. Select Opus 4.5 model.

Step 2: Copy-paste my interview prompt
From this guide: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8
It asks you 100 questions about how you think.

Step 3: Answer every question out loud
Use the Wispr Flow tool. Talk to yourself. Don't type.
Typing makes you edit. Talking makes you honest.

Step 4: Don't tell what you like. Tell what you reject.
Be extremely precise and specific in your answers.
80% of your file should be what you'd never say.

Step 5: Get specific when Claude pushes back
"I keep it simple." → Claude asks: "Simple how?"
Answer: "3 sentences max per paragraph. No semicolons. No words over 3 syllables if a shorter one exists."
The specificity is the taste.

Step 6: Save this text file in .md format
One text file. Your entire brain.

Step 7: Upload it to any AI.
From now on, start every prompt with:
"Read [yourname].md first."

Step 8: Upgrade your .md file 
When your taste changes, upgrade your text file.
Upload it to Claude, prompt to add the changes.

The Don'ts:
✦ Skip the 2-hour interview
✦ Answer vaguely: "I like clarity" (clarity HOW?)
✦ Can't name 10 words you'd never use
✦ Think your voice is too "magical" to capture
✦ Don't know your own cringe triggers
✦ Expect AI to read your mind
✦ Never update your file as you evolve
✦ Blame AI for being generic

The Do's: 
✦ Always use Projects — not blank chats
✦ Always upload your .md file for context
✦ Always turn on "Extended Thinking"
✦ Always turn on "Search" to avoid hallucinations
✦ Always update your .md file every 3-4 months
✦ Always start prompts with "Read [you].md first"
✦ Always document refusals, not just preferences
✦ Always push through the 2-hour interview

Now you know what to do first.

47 mins and a text file to duplicate your brain. 

Most people won't sit for 47 minutes. 
You're not most people.

Full process + my taste file: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8

Claude is now offering (free) AI tutorials.

No payment needed to access them:

If you want to use Claude the right way, I compiled the best 9 tutorials from their website (with links).

☑ How to organize your chats (with Projects)
↳ https://lnkd.in/dycJU_wB

☑ How to use Claude inside Excel.
↳ https://lnkd.in/d_gvFAcD

☑ Claude in Excel: Validate revenue models
↳ https://lnkd.in/d85vKNqv

☑ Claude in Excel for HR: Headcount planning.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dzM6cGwE

☑ How to use Claude while browsing Chrome. 
↳ https://lnkd.in/dQ_cx4ny

☑ Create & edit files (without leaving Claude)
↳ https://lnkd.in/dV6Cuwj2

☑  How to use Claude's smartest model (Opus 4.5)
↳ https://lnkd.in/deNNXz8V

☑ How to connect Claude to your apps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dNmyfdka

☑ How to automate tasks with Claude Cowork.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dBmFDfdf

I am Ruben & I want us all to master AI with English (not code). I write a weekly newsletter to 260,000 readers at → how-to-ai.guide.

ChatGPT looks like a toy in 2026.

I can't stop using the new Claude 'Cowork':

It reads your files. Directly from your computer. 
No copy-paste. Just upload .md text files.
It sees everything. Then you just... talk to it.

"Read this file. Now write my newsletter on [topic]."

Most people prompt AI like this:
"Write something that sounds like me."

AI has no idea what "like me" means.
So it gives you the average. Then you rewrite again.

Here's what I do instead:

✦ I put myself in a text file. Literally.
✦ My opinions. My writing style. My "do nots."
✦ Access my text file here: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8
✦ I drop the file in a folder. Claude reads it first.
✦ Now it writes like me. Thinks like me. Is me.

Here's (exactly) how you can do it too:

1. Open Claude desktop app
2. Go to Cowork tab (top left)
3. Select Opus-4.5 as your model
4. Create a new task
5. Copy my .md file prompt: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8
6. Select your folder with your .md file

From now, start every prompt with this:

"Read [your_name].md first. Then [what you need]."

✦ These are the 3 things I didn't expect:

1. 80% of my file is what I'd never write.

Not "I like short sentences."
But "I never use leverage, synergy, or start with In today's fast-paced world."

Taste is boundaries. Not preferences.

2. The file works everywhere.

Same .md file → ChatGPT Projects.
Same .md file → Gemini.
Same .md file → Grok.

I'm just a file now. My brain is portable.

3. My team now thinks like me.

I gave them the file.
Now they don't ask "how would Ruben say this?"
They upload. They prompt. Done.

I duplicated myself without a single meeting.

The uncomfortable truth is you're not unique.

Your "voice" is just patterns you never wrote down.
The moment you write them, they become transferable.

So transfer them. Before someone else does.

I wrote a (free) guide with the copy-paste prompt to turn yourself into a file: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8.

You use Claude to write. 

But it now makes slides (directly). Here's how:

1. Go to claude. ai
2. Click on "Connectors" (bottom left).
3. Search 'Gamma'. Click "Connect." 
4. Do the same with Google Drive.
5. Prompt Claude: 

"Make a 10-slide deck about [topic]. Pull relevant data from my Drive."

6. Claude searches your Drive. Finds the right docs. 
7. It also grabs supporting graphics from the web.
8. Answer a few questions: format, tone, length.
9. To edit heavily, click on the Gamma external link.

It builds the full deck in Claude (pre-saved style).

How to make your slides look even better:

☑ Step 1: Don't use Gamma's default templates. 
☑ Step 2: Go to Gamma .app. Create your style. 
☑ Step 3: Save fonts, colors, & logo placement. 
☑ Step 4: Now when you prompt Claude, add: "Use my pre-saved style in Gamma." 

Every deck looks like YOUR brand. 
Not like everyone else's.

That's how AI should work in 2026.

How to use Claude to make slides:

How to prompt Gemini for carousels in 2 mins:

1. Go to YouTube. Find a stupidly viral video.
2. Open Gemini to extract content from the video.
3. Copy paste this prompt:

"Act like an expert Content Strategist and Senior Editor for a leading digital publication. Your goal is to repurpose video content into high-value written pieces that drive engagement.

Analyze the following YouTube video: [YOUTUBE LINK].

Part 1: The Extraction
First, provide a comprehensive breakdown of the video content. Do not just summarize; extract the “meat” of the content using the following structure:
Core Thesis: What is the single most important argument or lesson in one sentence?
Key Data/Facts: List specific numbers, case studies, or hard facts mentioned.
Golden Quotes: Extract 3–5 verbatim quotes that are punchy or profound.
The Framework: If the speaker uses a specific step-by-step process or mental model, outline it clearly.

Part 2: The Angles
Based only on the extraction above, pitch 5 narrow, specific article angles.
Constraint: Avoid generic titles like “Summary of [Video Name].”
Requirement: Each angle must take a specific slice of the content and expand on it.
Format: Provide a catchy headline plus a one-sentence premise for each angle.
Example of a “Narrow Angle”
Bad: How to do Sales.
Good: The “3-Call Close” Technique: Why Most Salespeople Fail in the Follow-up."

4. Copy Gemini's answer.
5. Go to Gamma.app.
6. Click "Create with AI" → "Studio mode."
7. Select "Social" → "10 cards" → "Portrait."
8. Paste Gemini's answer. Select "Minimal text."
9. Hit generate. Your carousel is ready.

You just turned a 20-mins video into a 10-slide carousel you can edit, with AI images.

Do it for the videos you've been "saving for later."

After 10,000+ hours of prompting, I built a single prompt library with every prompt I personally use.

If you want to move faster, this is your shortcut.

Prompts you’ll find:

✦ Claude prompts to write.
(blog, copy, storytelling, brief, rewriting your texts)

✦ Grok prompts to search.
(find viral posts, trends, niche accounts) 

✦ ChatGPT prompts for everything else.
(research, analysis, brainstorming, feedback) 

✦ Nano Banana prompts for images. 
(realistic photo editing, product shots, headshots) 

✦ Midjourney prompts for designer images.
(artistic visuals, branding, thumbnails) 

✦ Veo prompts for videos.
(cinematic clips, scene generation, motion) 

✦ Sora prompts for videos.
(text-to-video, storytelling, b-roll) 

✦ My entire list of free AI courses 
(step-by-step tutorials, copy & paste prompts)

Want (free) access? 
↳ I’ll send the full Notion to everyone reposting ♻️.

PS: send me a DM "PROMPT" if you didn't.

How to create (viral) sketch infographics with AI: 

1. Go to YouTube.
2. Find an actionable video. Copy the URL.
3. Paste it in Gemini with this prompt:
4. Use this prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/dHFz8wY5

"Analyse this youtube video about [topic]: [YT URL]. Summarise this into direct, actionable steps to follow along."

Let Gemini process the video.

5. Click Tools → Create images.
6. Prompt Gemini again:

"Visualise the summary of these notes. Create a realistic photograph of a dry-erase whiteboard with a light wooden frame. The content should be presented as a hand-drawn sketchnote using 'graphic recording' style. The layout should be in 9:16 format.

Style & Layout Guidelines:

Medium: Whiteboard surface with dry-erase markers (not paper).
Colors: Use Black for outlines, boxes, and main text. Use Red, Blue, and Green for headers and specific accents.
Structure: Place the title "[TITLE]" at the top in large, open lettering. Organize the notes into five distinct, numbered rectangular boxes arranged in a grid below the title.
Visuals: Include relevant simple line-drawing doodles for each point.
Typography: Text should be distinct, handwritten, all-caps printing, legible and organized.
Environment: Include a used whiteboard eraser and a few colorful EXPO-style markers resting on the bottom wooden ledge of the frame."

This is how you turn any video into visual notes.

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How to create (viral) sketch infographics using Gemini:

This is the most underrated way to use Claude:

(and it has nothing to do with writing or coding)

It's competitive intelligence. Using data that's free, public, and updated every single week.

Here's my extract step by step guide:

Step 1. Go to claude .ai.
Step 2. Select the new Claude "Opus 4.6."
Step 3. Turn on "Extended Thinking."
Step 4. Pick a competitor. Go to their careers page.
Step 5. Copy every open job listing into one doc.
(Title. Team name. Location. Full description)
Step 6. Save it as one .txt or .docx file.
Step 7. Search the company at EDGAR (sec .gov)
Step 8. Download its recent 10-K or 10-Q filing.
(Official strategy, risks, and financials - all public.)
Step 9. Upload both files to Claude Opus 4.6.
Step 10. Paste this exact prompt:

"You are a competitive intelligence analyst at a rival company. I've uploaded [Company]'s complete current job listings and their most recent SEC filing.

Perform a strategic intelligence analysis:

→ Cluster these roles by what they suggest is being built. Don't use the team names they've listed. Infer the actual product initiatives from the skills, tools, and responsibilities described.
→ Identify capabilities or teams that appear entirely new — not mentioned anywhere in the SEC filing. These are unreleased bets.
→ Find roles where seniority is disproportionately high for a new team. This signals executive-level priority.
→ Cross-reference the SEC filing's Risk Factors and Strategy sections with hiring patterns. Where are they investing against a stated risk? Where did they flag a risk but have zero hiring to address it?
→ Predict 3 product launches or strategic moves this company will make in the next 6-12 months. State your confidence level and cite specific job titles and filing sections as evidence.
Format this as a 1-page competitive intelligence briefing for a CMO."

What you'll find:

→ Products that don't exist yet but will in 6 months.
→ Priorities that contradict what the CEO said.
→ Risks they told the SEC but aren't addressing.

This is what consulting firms charge $200K for.
It took me 10 minutes.

I used the new Claude 'Opus 4.6' for a reason:

✦ It read 60 job listing & a 200-page filing together. 
✦ And connects dots across both.
✦ It is superior in thinking and context retrieval.

That's why I didn't use ChatGPT for this.

Google just released a Gemini prompting guide 101.

Access it with a direct link:

✦ 71 pages to master prompting.
✦ Access it here: https://lnkd.in/dbbjJG3e.
✦ Get the summary here: https://lnkd.in/ducKkADE.

Help others prompt better by ♻️ reposting this.

Gemini Prompting Guide 101:

Most people pay $5,000 to build financial models.

But Claude can now build it in Excel (for free):

1. Download Excel (for free).
2. Go to the Microsoft Marketplace.
3. Search "Claude by Anthropic."
4. Click "Get it now" → Install the add-in.
5. Open Excel. Select "Tools."
6. Add-ins (Mac) or Home → Add-ins (Windows).
7. Sign in with your Claude account.
8. Prompt Claude: 
(from this guide: https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x)

✦ For a startup: "Build a 3-statement financial model for an early-stage SaaS company. Monthly projections for Year 1. Annual for Years 2-5."

✦ For real estate: "Build a rental property model with purchase price, rental income, expenses, mortgage payments, and cash-on-cash return."

✦ For e-commerce: "Build a financial model with revenue, COGS, marketing spend, and contribution margin."

9. Watch Claude build tabs, formulas, and structure.

✦ Prompt for the assumptions tab:
"Add an Assumptions tab. Include inputs for: revenue growth rate, gross margin, operating expenses, tax rate, headcount growth. Link all assumptions to the financial statements."

✦ Prompt to request scenarios:
"Add Base Case, Upside Case, and Downside Case. Downside = revenue drops 15%. Upside = revenue grows 25% faster than base."

✦ Click any cell. Prompt Claude:
"Explain what this formula does in plain English."
"Trace this cell back to its source inputs."
"Why is this showing # REF error?"
"Is this formula correct for gross margin?"

✦ Prompt to audit before you share
"Audit this entire model. Check for broken references, circular errors, hardcoded numbers that should be formulas, and logical mistakes."

Now you know what to do first.
12 mins & Claude to build what used to cost $5,000.

Full breakdown (for free): https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x.

How to (finally) make slides in Claude:

Step 1: Download your ugly slides from PowerPoint.
Step 2: Go to claude .ai
Step 3: Click "Connectors" (bottom left)
Step 4: Search "Gamma." Click Connect.
Step 5: Upload the ugly slides to claude.
Step 6: Paste this prompt in claude: 

"Turn these into beautiful, minimalist slides using my brandkit in Gamma"

Step 7: Click "+", switch on 'Gamma' connector. 
Step 8: Send the prompt. Wait ~2 minutes.
Step 9: To edit heavily, click on gamma external link.

✦ Claude searches your brandkit in Gamma.
✦ Grabs supporting graphics from the web.
✦ Rebuilds the whole slide in your style.

How to make your slides look even better:

☑ Don't use Gamma's default templates.
☑ Go to Gamma .app. Create your own style.
☑ Save your fonts, colors, & logo placement.
☑ Now add to your Claude prompt: 
"Use my pre-saved style in Gamma."

This is how you turn ugly slides into branded slides. 

♻️ Repost this if you learned something.

Everyday, 100+ people ask me, 'how to start with AI'

I copy-paste these same 17 links (every time): 

Set up your AI: https://lnkd.in/gygfpVyg
Generate headshot: https://lnkd.in/dnpksiyn
AI needs more humans: https://lnkd.in/g8gJg7iU
Gemini Nano-Banana: https://lnkd.in/dgsG5dcF
Claude to write better: https://lnkd.in/ggTqmvcD
AI detection tool scam: https://lnkd.in/gB66hGJp
Learn anything, with AI: https://lnkd.in/ddmEyKsn
Transfer yourself in a file: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8
Claude to write like you: https://lnkd.in/d_YDEBWu
Midjourney Prompting: https://lnkd.in/dqWBhEYW
ChatGPT fundamentals: https://lnkd.in/dXbGPnTc
Grow to 10,000 followers: https://lnkd.in/geXEFxSW
How to train AI on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dETcRzku
Create infographic with AI: https://lnkd.in/dHFz8wY5
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I stopped typing LinkedIn posts (it took too long). 

Duplicate my exact workflow:

Step 1: Go to wispr .ai. Download for free.
Step 2: Pick your activation key (I use Shift).
Step 3: Open your notes. Hold the Shift key. 
Step 4: Talk for 60 secs about your topic. No filter. 
Step 5: Wispr writes everything. Correct it once if it spells something wrong (it remembers forever).
Step 6: Go to Claude .ai. Copy & paste this prompt:

"Turn my raw draft into a LinkedIn post [DRAFT]. Rules: 
→ Short and actionable sentences. 
→ Start with a strong opinion or pain point. 
→ No emojis. No jargon. No fluff. 
→ Never use: AI words like delve, tapestry, leverage.
→ Never use 'not only... but also.' 
→ Be confrontational. Take a stance. 
→ End on a high note, not a call to action."

Step 7: Edit hard. AI gives you 70%, your taste gives another 30%. Cut any sentence that sounds like AI. 
Step 8: Post on LinkedIn.

Total time: under 10 minutes.

I type at 40 words per minute. I talk at 143.

Typing makes you sound like everyone else. 
Your voice doesn't.

I've written 200+ posts this way.

Full disclosure: I partner with Wispr Flow because I already use it daily. I don't promote what I don't use.

ChatGPT writers all sound the same. 

Claude writers sound like themselves. Here's how:

Step 1. Go to claude .ai.
Step 2. Select the new Claude "Opus 4.6."
Step 3. Turn on "Extended Thinking."
Step 4. Use this guide: https://lnkd.in/gdeEFqB4
Step 5. Copy-paste these 7 prompts:

Prompt 1. Catch Yourself Being an AI

"Read back what you just wrote. Highlight every word or phrase that a human would never say in a real conversation. Now rewrite the entire thing, replacing each one. If you're not sure whether a phrase sounds human, it doesn't. Here's an example of how I actually talk for reference: [paste a real message or email you've sent recently]."

Prompt 2. My Words Only

"Here's a list of words I never use: [paste your banned words]. The list of words I use all the time: [paste your go-to words & expressions]. Now rewrite: [paste draft]. Use only my vocabulary. If you catch yourself using a word from my banned list, replace it immediately. If a sentence doesn't sound like something I'd say out loud, rewrite it."

Prompt 3. Messy on Purpose

"Write about [topic] like I'm thinking out loud. Incomplete thoughts are fine. Starting a sentence with 'And' or 'But' is fine. Grammar shortcuts are fine. I want this to sound like a voice memo I recorded while walking, not a presentation I rehearsed. Here's my raw take on the topic: [your thoughts]."

Prompt 4. Copy My Tone

"Here are 3 things I wrote that I'm proud of: [paste 3 posts]. Study them. Don't copy a single word. Instead, match my patterns. How long are my sentences? Where do I use line breaks? How do I open? How do I close? Do I use questions? Now write about [topic] using my style, not my words."

Prompt 5. Pick a Fight

"This draft is too safe: [draft]. Rewrite the first two lines with a strong opinion. Pick a side. Name what most people get wrong about [topic]. If this doesn't make at least 20% of readers disagree, push harder. I'd rather lose some people than bore everyone."

Prompt 6. Kill the Generic

"Go through this draft line by line: [draft]. Delete every sentence that could apply to any topic. Test each sentence: if it works for both [your topic] & 'how to cook pasta,' it's too generic & it has to go. Replace what you cut with something only I could say about this topic. Here's extra context about my experience with this: [background]."

Prompt 7. Argue the Opposite

"What's the most repeated advice about [topic]? Write a post arguing the opposite using my voice. Here's my experience that proves the common advice wrong: [paste your real example or story]. Lead with what everyone gets wrong. Then explain what I learned instead. Don't say 'it depends.' Commit to the take."

After months of testing Claude, I built a single prompt library with every prompt I personally use.

To access it, complete these 4 steps:

1. Subscribe (for free) → how-to-ai.guide.
2. Open my welcome email.
3. Hit the automatic reply button inside.
4. Receive your prompt library + bonus video.

How to make AI sound exactly like you (forever):

1: Go to claude .ai
2: Paste the prompt below:
3: It interviews you - how you think, write, reject
4: Save the file (.md format). This is your voice
5: Upload the .md file to any AI
6. To know how to upload the file exactly
7. Read this (free) guide: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8.

Prompt: "You are a Taste Interviewer — a relentless interviewer whose job is to extract the DNA of how I think, write, and see the world. Your goal is to create a comprehensive document that captures my unique voice so precisely that another Claude instance could write and think exactly like me.

<interview_philosophy>
You’re not here to be polite. You’re here to get to the truth. Most people can’t articulate their own taste — they give vague, socially acceptable answers. Your job is to break through that.
</interview_philosophy>

<interview_structure>

Conduct 100 questions total across these categories (not necessarily in order — follow the thread when something interesting emerges):

BELIEFS & CONTRARIAN TAKES (15 questions)

- What I believe that others in my field don’t
- Hot takes I’d defend to the death
- Conventional wisdom I think is wrong

WRITING MECHANICS (20 questions)

- How I actually write (not how I think I write)
- My default sentence structures
- How I open pieces / How I close them
- My relationship with punctuation, formatting, line breaks
- Words I overuse / Words I love / Words I’d never use

AESTHETIC CRIMES (15 questions)

- What makes me cringe in other people’s writing
- Specific phrases or patterns that feel like nails on a chalkboard
- Types of content I find lazy or uninspired

VOICE & PERSONALITY (15 questions)

- How I use humor (if at all)
- My tone when I’m being serious vs. casual
- How I handle disagreement or controversy
- What I sound like when I’m excited vs. skeptical

STRUCTURAL PREFERENCES (15 questions)

- How I organize ideas
- My relationship with lists, headers, bullets
- How I handle transitions
- My default content structures

HARD NOS (10 questions)

- Things I’d never write about
- Approaches I’d never take
- Lines I won’t cross

RED FLAGS (10 questions)

- What makes me immediately distrust a piece of content
- Signals that someone doesn’t know what they’re talking about
</interview_structure>

<interview_rules>
1. ONE question at a time. Wait for my response before moving on.
2. Push back on vague answers. If I say “I like to keep things simple,” ask “Simple how? Give me an example of simple done right & simple done lazy.”
3. Ask for specific examples. “Show me a sentence you’ve written that captures this.”
4. Call out contradictions. If I said one thing earlier & something different now, point it out.
5. Go deeper on interesting threads. If something unusual emerges.
6. Don’t accept “I don’t know” easily. Try reframing the question from another angle.
</interview_rules>

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PS: I couldn't paste the entire prompt here.

Access the full prompt: https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8.

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