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Transforming your LinkedIn into a cash cow.

Monetize your expertise through LinkedIn
Proven growth tactics
 
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Here's how I can help you with all the above:

Optimizing your profile
Crafting the right content strategy for you
Writing content that resonates with your audience
 
Let me craft compelling content that speaks your voice
Book a call or smash the DM now before it's too late

Upgrade your entire LinkedIn presence in a few minutes with ChatGPT.

Paste this prompt into your chat and let it rebuild your profile from top to bottom.

. . . prompt starts here . . .

Act as a LinkedIn profile strategist.

Key Intention:

You will review every screenshot and text snippet I share and turn it into a complete optimization plan. The goal is to increase profile visibility, strengthen keyword signals, and create a clear personal brand that speaks directly to recruiters and decision makers.

Core Rules

• Always show my current text first.
• After that, write Recommended Version and provide your improved rewrite.
• Create a Missing Details section with the information you still need from me.
• Add industry specific keywords for {{INSERT INDUSTRY}} and targeted job titles {{INSERT TARGET ROLE OR TITLE}}.
• Close each section with a Quick Fix list of three to five simple actions.
• Keep all planning thoughts private before responding.

Workflow

1: Overall Profile Review

• Share first impressions of tone, clarity, and positioning.
• Point out the five biggest gaps hurting visibility.

2: Headline

• Analyse the headline for value, keyword strength, and clarity.
• Provide three headline alternatives under 220 characters, each focused on results.

3: About Section

• Identify strengths and weaknesses in the current version.
• Rewrite the summary into a clear narrative of up to 2,000 characters including quantifiable results, top skills, and a short call to action.

4: Experience

• For every position, highlight missing data such as metrics, responsibilities, budgets, and team size.
• Rewrite each role with three to five high impact bullets using the Action → Task → Outcome structure.
• Suggest reordering roles if it improves relevance.

5: Skills

• Recommend the 50 most valuable skills recruiters look for in {{INSERT INDUSTRY}}.
• Flag weak, duplicated, or irrelevant skills to remove.

6: Recommendations

• Suggest who I should request recommendations from including supervisors, partners, and clients.
• Write a short outreach message and a polished two paragraph sample recommendation.

7: Additional Profile Sections

• Provide a banner concept (1584 × 396).
• Suggest what to add in the Featured section such as top performing posts, portfolio items, or external media
• Recommend certifications, voluntary work, or publications that support my brand

8: Industry Benchmarks

• List three top tier LinkedIn profiles in {{INSERT INDUSTRY}}.
• Add bullet points summarizing what makes them effective.

Content and Engagement Plan

• Build a 30 day posting plan with one theme and one hook per week.
• Suggest five LinkedIn groups and ten relevant industry voices to engage with.

Work carefully. Follow the steps in sequence.

Take your time. Let this prompt rebuild everything with clarity.
Your next upgrade starts the moment you paste it in.

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A few months ago, I noticed something strange.

Some people on LinkedIn were growing fast. Not by posting more. Not by being louder. But by sounding painfully relevant every single time.

Same niche. Same platform. Same tools.

The difference was not creativity.
It was research.

That is when Perplexity quietly became part of my content workflow.

Not as a writing tool.
As a thinking tool.

Here is a simple research first framework that turns everyday insights into strong LinkedIn posts.

Step 1. Learn from what people already watch
Before writing a single line, look at what people are actually spending time on.

YouTube is proof of attention, not guesses.

Prompt:
“Find the most popular YouTube videos on ‘Writing research papers with AI’. Include publish date, why each video performs, and the most valuable two-minute timestamp.”

This shows how topics are explained, where curiosity peaks, and what keeps viewers watching.

Step 2. Listen where users speak honestly
Marketing language hides problems.
Reddit exposes them.

Prompt:
“Summarize Reddit discussions from 2024 about [topic]. Include short quotes, links to threads, and group the pain points by theme.”

These words become your hooks, headlines, and opening lines.

Step 3. Stay relevant without scrolling endlessly
Instead of chasing trends late, let them come to you.

Open Discover.
Choose a few clear interests.
Review the feed daily.

You will start seeing the same themes repeat. Repetition signals relevance.

Step 4. Strengthen posts with real research
Opinions get attention.
Evidence builds trust.

Prompt:
“List influential academic papers published after 2021 related to AI prompt reliability. Include short summaries and access links.”

Now your content sounds informed, not recycled.

Step 5. Verify details before posting
Strong posts are specific, not vague.

Prompt:
“Provide the most up-to-date and verified information on [topic] as of today. Include important caveats and what should be fact-checked.”

Accuracy compounds over time.

Step 6. Go deeper with Labs
When you need expert-level understanding, switch modes.

Open Labs.
Select Deep Research.
Define role, task, and output clearly.

This is where rough ideas turn into structured reports, insights, and analysis.

Step 7. Turn research into readable stories
Do not dump information.

Look for patterns.
Pick one insight.
Explain it simply.
Wrap it in a short story your audience recognizes.

You do not need more ideas.
You need better inputs.

Stop guessing what to post.
Start researching what matters.

P.S. When was the last time you researched a post before writing it?

I gave NanoBanana one idea and Gamma turned it into a full deck before I even finished my coffee.

That’s when I realised this workflow isn’t just fast. It’s a different way to create.

Here’s the simple flow that blew my mind.

Step 1. Start with a single idea

→ Open Gamma. Type your concept once.
→ NanoBanana turns it into a full structured deck in ~2 minutes.

Step 2. Set the direction before it generates

Pick your audience → Choose the tone → Select slide count → Define the outline → Set the visual style

You decide the shape of the final output before it starts.

Step 3. Let Gamma refine everything

→ Edit every image with the Agent.
→ Adjust layouts, spacing, and flow.
→ Rewrite copy line by line.

This is where it becomes production-ready.

Step 4. Repurpose the same idea into three formats

→ Turn the deck into a social carousel.
→ Turn the carousel into a simple website.
→ Keep the exact same theme across all three.

Step 5. Keep the creative style locked in

→ Set the vibe once.
→ Extend it with new slides.
→ Remix it across formats without starting over.

Step 6. Export without limits

→ PPT for presenting
→ Google Slides for teams
→ PDF for sharing
→ PNG for visuals

You’re not stuck with a static PDF.

Step 7. Run the five minute test

→ One prompt.
→ Two small edits.
→ Instant export.

That’s when you feel the speed difference.

If you haven’t tried NanoBanana in Gamma yet, do this workflow once.
It changes how fast real content gets made.

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60+ AI Tools to Finish Hours of Work in Minutes:

1. Ideas

- Claude
- You com
- Perplexity
- Gemini AI
- Abacus AI

2. Website

- Dora
- 10Web
- Framer
- Unicorn
- Hostinger

3. Writing

- Rytr
- Jasper
- Longshot
- Textblaze
- Copymate

4. Meeting

- Tldv
- Krisp
- Fireflies 
- Fathom
- Fellow app

5. Chatbot

- Dante AI
- Chatbase
- Chatsimple
- CustomGPT
- Sitespeak AI

6. Automation

- Make
- Levity
- Zapier
- Bardeen
- Taskade

7. UI/UX

- Uizard
- Figma
- UiMagic
- InstantAI
- Galileo AI

8. Image

- Leap AI
- Flux AI
- Recraft AI
- Bing Create
- Imagine Art

9. Video

- Eightify
- InVideo
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- Runway
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10. Design

- Canva
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11. Marketing

- Pencil
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- AdCopy
- Simplified
- AdCreative

12. Twitter

- Typefully
- Tweetlify
- Postwise
- Tribescaler
- TweetHunter

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I spent years applying for remote jobs the wrong way.

I kept sending the same CV everywhere and wondered why nothing changed.

It took me a long time to realise the real problem.

I wasn’t using the right platforms.
I wasn’t searching with intention.

And I wasn’t treating remote work like a skill.

Everything shifted when I built a simple system.

I used platforms built for remote work, not general job boards.

Very short checklist I still follow:

• Track applications daily
• Use curated sites for serious roles
• Use global platforms for better reach
• Build a portfolio you can send instantly
• Focus on roles that match your strengths

You don’t need to chase every posting.
You need the right places to look and a clear plan to follow.

P:S: If you want, I can break down how I build my remote-job workflow step by step.

Save this so you never search blindly again.

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Most people think AI has one giant brain hidden somewhere.

But AI is actually a reflection of the internet we created.

Once you understand where it gets its facts from, you start using it very differently.

Here is what stood out to me while studying how AI collects information.

• Reddit shapes the opinions because people share unfiltered experience there.
• Wikipedia gives the skeleton. AI fills the muscle around it.
• YouTube adds the real world demonstrations that make answers practical.
• Google brings scale and recency that AI models depend on.
• Yelp, Amazon, and Tripadvisor quietly influence reviews, choices, and recommendations.
• Social platforms give AI a sense of human behaviour, not just facts.

The interesting part is this.
AI is not replacing human knowledge.
It is organising it.

And the quality of your output depends on how well you understand the input.

P:S: What part of this breakdown changed the way you see AI?

A few years ago, a friend told me he couldn’t find remote work.

Not because he lacked skills.
Because he kept searching in the same three places.

That is when I realised something.
Most opportunities are not missing.
They are just hiding.

So I built a cheat sheet that shows where the real roles actually live.

- Not generic sites.
- Not recycled listings.
- Actual categories with purpose.

Some examples:

Support: stable jobs for patient communicators.
Freelance: quick projects that build confidence.
Education: global  eaching demand rising fast.
Writing: consistent work if you love deadlines.
Aggregators: the smartest place to start.
Tech: roles with clear paths to grow.
Design: clients who value creativity.

You do not need to search harder.
You need to search smarter.

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P.S. Which category should I turn into a full guide next?

8 ChatGPT prompts that can turn you into a faster, smarter learner in weeks.

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1️⃣ Teach It Like I’m a Kid
"Break down [topic] in simple language a 10-year-old would get. Use playful examples so the idea sticks instantly."

2️⃣ Decode How Winners Win
"Study how [person/company] became successful in [field]. Map out the steps they likely took, and turn that into a repeatable blueprint I can follow."

3️⃣ Turn Ideas Into Adventures
"Convert [concept] into a journey with stages, milestones, and challenges. Describe the path from start to finish so I can ‘see’ the idea unfolding."

4️⃣ Make It a Recipe
"Create a clear recipe for mastering [skill]. List the ingredients (tools), prep steps (what to learn), and instructions (actions to take)."

5️⃣ Learn by Stepping Into a Role
"Place me in a real scenario as a professional in [industry]. Walk me through how I’d tackle a tough situation using the right knowledge."

6️⃣ Flip My Perspective
"Force me to think about [topic] from the opposite viewpoint. Explain how this shift changes my understanding or approach."

7️⃣ Fail First, Then Fix
"Imagine I attempted to learn [topic] and failed. What mistakes probably caused it? How should I adjust my strategy so I succeed the next time?"

8️⃣ Build It Like an Infographic
"Help me structure an infographic for [topic]. Identify the core points, visuals, and layout so it’s instantly clear to anyone."

Which one are you testing first?

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People keep asking me how to write faster and sound more confident online.

The truth is. most writers struggle because they start with a blank page instead of a direction.

I built this cheat sheet to fix that.

It helps you turn ideas into clean, structured copy without losing your own voice.

Here’s how it works:

• 40 prompts. one for every style you need
• Rewrite tools. playful, B2B, luxurious, authority tone
• CTA builders. urgency, curiosity, FOMO
• Story prompts. user outcomes, customer benefits, real moments
• Technical translators. turn complex ideas into simple language
• Headline variations. curiosity, scarcity, value driven

These prompts don’t replace your creativity.
They sharpen it, speed it up, and remove the pressure of starting.

If you want to write posts that feel clear, confident, and consistent. this cheat sheet gives you the structure to do it every day.

P:S: Want me to share a breakdown of each section. say yes.

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Last year. I realised something uncomfortable.
AI wasn’t the problem.
My approach was.

I kept learning new tools but nothing really changed in my workflow.
So I stepped back and asked a simple question.

What skills will actually matter in 2025?

Here’s what I discovered.

• You need to guide AI with precise instructions
• You need to build small products fast. not perfect ones
• You need to blend tools so your systems run on their own
• You need to stay alert to trends before they become mainstream
• You need agents that can think. plan. and execute without hand holding

Once I shifted my focus from tools to skills. everything clicked.

AI stopped feeling like magic and started feeling like leverage.

If you want to grow with AI instead of chasing it. build the skills that last.

Save this so you never search blindly again.

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9 Websites Only Smart Creators Were Using Until Now

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1. FlowGPT 

Create upto 2 min videos 10x faster with AI. FlowGPT, can be your go to tool for creating short AI flims for free

2. Collato AI

Collato transforms meetings by converting transcripts, images, and audio into customizable documents.

3. Penpilot AI

Penpilot AI which enhances productivity with AI tools, editing, and citations and much more

4. Vidnoz - AI Dubbing

Translate and AI dub your videos with lifelike voice cloning in over 140 languages all with just one click!

5. GlobalGPT

GlobalGPT lets you access top LLMs ( chatgpt 4, dalle, midjourney, claude etc ) without any restrictions. 

6. AI Humanzie

Humanize AI ensures that AI text is rewritten into human text. It humanizes AI Text into high quality human text that cannot be detected by AI Detectors.

7. WebGPT

WebGPT is an all in one AI assistant equipped with the most advanced AI models to help you Chat, Write and more from webpages

8. Visme

From engaging presentations to docs, visual forms and data visualizations, create on brand content that stands out from the crowd with the power of AI.

9. Vidnoz - Free AI Videos

Turn words into dynamic videos with AI for FREE! Transform your ideas into stunning visuals, frame by frame!

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Most people use Perplexity for quick answers.
I use it as a complete research system.

The first time I uploaded a 60 page report and got a 1 page summary that actually made sense. I stopped and asked myself one thing.

Why was I doing all of this manually for years?

Now my process is simple.
I let the tool handle the heavy lifting.
I stay focused on clarity and decisions.

The core features I lean on every day:

• Copilot for step by step analysis
• Focus Mode for clean answers
• File Upload for long documents
• Real time search for live data
• Pro Search for multi layer research
• Verified Sources for credibility
• Compare Responses for choosing the best path

When you combine these. something shifts.
You stop consuming information.
You start controlling it.

If your work depends on learning fast. this workflow will save you weeks every year.

P.S. What’s the one feature you rely on the most?

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This 1 App just destroyed ad agencies

Most ad setups can’t scale a winner.
This one was built for exactly that.

If you want to turn a single winning ad into a full creative engine, this is the workflow:

Act like a strategist, not a creator 
Use MakeUGC to break down the structure, rebuild the pacing, and generate variations that keep momentum alive instead of killing it.

Key intention:

You’ll use one winning ad as the base and turn it into a scalable system inside MakeUGC. The goal is to remove creator bottlenecks, keep what already works, and launch more high performing ads without restarting from zero.

Core rules

• Always start from a proven ad, not a blank idea.
• Preserve structure, hooks, pacing, and proof.
• Only swap product, avatar, angle, and ICP.
• Use MakeUGC for variations, not for random new concepts.
• Keep testing simple: a few clear variations > dozens of guesses.

Workflow

1: Pick your base winners

• Export or save 3-5 ads that already converted.
• Prioritize strong hooks, clear benefits, and clean pacing.
• Ignore “creative” shots that don’t drive clicks or sales.

2: Break down the structure

For each winning ad, map:

• Hook (first 3 seconds)
• Problem + tension
• Solution reveal and key benefit
• Social proof or credibility
• CTA and closing line

You’re not copying the visuals.
You’re locking the logic.

3: Rebuild inside MakeUGC

For each base ad:

• Drop the video into MakeUGC’s new feature.
• Add your product.
• Choose a fitting avatar from the MakeUGC library.
• Keep the same structure and persuasion flow.

No filming.
No creators.
No waiting.

4: Spin variations, not chaos

Inside MakeUGC, create variations by changing:

• ICP angle (who it speaks to)
• Hook phrasing and first line
• Avatar type and setting
• Offer or bonus framing

Keep the skeleton identical.
Change the skin.

5: Edit and format in one place

Use MakeUGC’s tools to:

• Resize for TikTok, Reels, Shorts in seconds
• Tweak text overlays and captions
• Localize versions for new markets
• Export ready to run files without another editor

6: Test like a system

• Launch a small batch of structured variations.
• Kill obvious losers fast.
• Scale the top performers.
• Feed new winners back into MakeUGC to create the next wave.

You’re not running “more UGC.”
You’re running a repeatable ad factory.

Most brands treat every ad like a one off project.
The ones who win treat every ad like a template.

MakeUGC just added this new feature to make that possible and they’re the first to do it in one place.

I put the full workflow, structure breakdown, and test checklist into a short guide so you can plug it straight into your brand.

Comment “MakeUGC” and I’ll send it.

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If you want real value out of ChatGPT
stop obsessing over the output.
Start mastering the input.

Most people do the opposite:

→ They keep hitting refresh
→ They tweak one line endlessly
→ They blame the tool when it fails

And in the process, they waste hours.

The truth?

ChatGPT isn’t about luck.
It’s about leverage.

Think of it like cooking.
Bad ingredients = bad food.
You don’t curse the stove, you fix the recipe.

With ChatGPT, your ingredients are:

- How clear your prompt is
- How much context you give
- What role you assign it to play

Your outputs are only as strong as your inputs.

The winners aren’t the ones who use ChatGPT.
They’re the ones who train it through better prompts.

So ask yourself:

Are you just trying prompts?
Or are you actually mastering them?

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