OK, normally I’d edit this a bit because some of the word and sentence spacing is a little off, but you get the raw video.
The other thing you’ll find is that it has used my cloned voice for the voice-over, something I didn’t ask for.
Invideo gave me a slight North American accent, which I don’t have, but that doesn’t bother me either.
The other thing about this video is that I only gave it the subject, the AI wrote the script, created the title, chose the images, chose the music and put it all together in less than ten minutes.
I think it’s impressive and will keep getting better.
I bought a box of animal crackers. It said on the box “Don’t use if seal is broken.” I had to open it to find out.
My apologies, that’s not a one-liner, but I found it funny.
As I tell my kids when they groan at a comment, “My humour is for my benefit because I find something funny. If you find it funny, that’s a bonus, but it’s not essential.”
Dad jokes are mostly one-liners because that’s how they work.
I really shouldn’t type any more because I don’t want you to think that’s all I’ve got.
Learning to write prompts is a useful skill and there are many YouTube videos and other sources that can teach you this skill.
Then it’s a matter of practice to discover what results you get.
Longer prompts often work better, fyi.
When you use this tool, https://go.wm-tips.com/insight, and send keywords to one of the post creation tools, it asks the AI to create the prompt and then execute it.
You can modify the prompt before you use it, or afterwards to get a different result.
And you can use the same prompt in multiple AI tools to get different outputs so you can decide which one you like the best.
If you read the prompts you’ll also learn prompt engineering fast.
January 19, 2013 is when Lance Armstrong finally admitted doping in all 7 of his Tour de France victories.
Severely damaging the credibility of le Tour as well as destroying his legacy.
He’d even sued people during that period who called him a drug cheat, and won.
I wonder if he paid back the money he fraudlently took from them?
What I find curious is that taking drugs to win sporting events is called cheating and frowned upon, but calling yourself a woman and competing against women to win sporting events is somehow not cheating.
I have two possible solutions to this current crop of cheats.
The second is that all Trans athletes must have had full reassignment surgery plus a minimum of 12 months Oestrogen therapy and no training during that period before they’re allowed to compete against women.
I suspect that the bulk of Trans athletes will not want to go through that regime.
Their agenda is not to become women, but to win sporting events.
I might be wrong, what do you think?
Regards, Brent.
P.S. It may feel like cheating to make money using AI tools to help, but it’s not.
Marketers have been outsourcing content creation for years, and using AI tools to help is just another form of outsourcing.
Some marketers have outsourced almost every aspect of their online ‘work’.
You could use Fiverr to do everything if you were prepared to pay the fees.
You can also use this tool to write the content to rank.
Where do you post them?
You post them as press releases.
They need to be between 300 and 1500 words and the link can be your affiliate link, or you can link to your bridge page to collect email addresses and link to your affiliate product.
Most people write press releases to get backlinks to their websites, but press releases can rank well and get search traffic to whatever link you put in them.
One thing that you really must be doing is building an email list from your visitors and then email them every time you post something new.
Then choose one platform to collect your visitors from.
Each post gets repurposed as content on the platform you’ve chosen so people there can click through to your blog.
How often do you create new content?
2 – 3 times a week is usually enough depending on the platform as long as you’re consistent.
That’s the key though, consistency.
If you wish to go down the video path post the video on the post the video is created from for bonus points.
Anyway, that’s the simplistic way to get started blogging successfully in 2025.
Regards, Brent.
P.S. If you’re looking for a platform that’s simple to use and where you can get started for free this one can build bridge pages, funnels, blogs, email lists, and communities.
I suspect that office spaces will shrink because of this as companies will understand that they don’t need as much floor area.
I also think that more and more work will be sent off-shore from first-world countries as companies realise that workers are cheaper elsewhere, but I don’t think that’ll happen for a year or two.
Mainly because there will have to be extensive training to get the same standard of work being done.
That is not to disparage anyone in a second or third-world country because I think they have the same potential, but they haven’t had the exposure to the same influences or perhaps education as they grow up.
That makes a difference.
Will it happen?
I don’t know, it’s just a thought I’ve had for a while.
What do you think?
Regards, Brent.
P.S. What will the kids who won’t be getting jobs in their countries do for a living?
They’ll all want to work on their computers from home, or the coffee shop, or the beach.
Anywhere they have an Internet connection will do.
Some will build blogs, some will create courses, some will become affiliates.
What they will all need is an audience to promote stuff to.
That’s what an Influencer really is.
Someone who has an audience.
Currently the best known Influencers are celebrities, but that’s changing as the rest of us wake up to how profitable and simple it can be.
