my name is caleb and over the past years I've worked in: -› ai video ads -› ai consulting -› public speaking -› content creation -› head of operations and right now I'm building as an ai automation specialist helping teams, businesses and creators build workflows and systems to help reduce cost, save time and scale still learning and improving everyday and I'm open to build cool things with cool people.

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you might want to bookmark this! so i've been getting a lot of dms recently about how to craft banger comments and since it's what I'm known for i would love to introduce you to a framework known as R.E.A.L (relax and copy) i know 80% of you see a post and the first thing is you do skim through and drop stuff like; • "sounds catchy" • "i love this" • "banger post" • "this should be interesting" • "an eye opener for real" • "would check it out" • "instant bookmark" and you want to be noticed? holly molly....like seriously? c'mon, do better. and ofc i don't blame you. you're probably just not thinking about replies that deeply but note that making these kinds of comments only makes you generic because you're sounding like everyone else. there are other limitations too (won't be discussed here tho) anyway, R.E.A.L is your go-to solution. let's jump right in R - react. tell the author what specifically caught your attention instead of "great post" try: "the point where you mentioned how founders don't create long-lasting products hits deeply" E - which represents experience. add something you've applied, tried, struggled with or even observed. this is prolly one of the most important parts of the framework because it turns a comment from"i agree" to here's something i can add" e.g "I've noticed something similar with some narratives in the past and there's an agentic AI project that has done something similar" A - add value add something useful to the post it could be a useful tip, an idea, an example or a different perspective. e.g instead of "banger post" try: "i think when you start commenting like a human, you sound less generic and people engage with you" L - lead with an open-ended question. this means creating an opportunity for the author to engage back with you. call it a feedback loop a good example could be; "read your post and I'm curious about hyper marketing, what do you mean by that?" or ask a question that naturally continues the conversation extra tip; be natural and sound like a human. avoid one-liners, use memes and gifs most importantly, don't try too hard. your goal isn't to write the longest comment. your goal is to write a comment that makes the author want to respond. *********************************************************** and if you're a struggling founder, brand, or project looking for targeted reach and leads, you know where to find me. I'm only a DM away from helping you turn what you're building into real value. - ciao

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day 60/60 - we actually did it. I joined on day 1 cause i wanted to support @Thenotellaking and was curious about what the room was about got the cohost role and honestly it became one of the best things to happen to me it's been 59 days of different opinions, different perspectives, and different people all trying to figure out what's happening there's a certain kind of growth that only happens when you're consistently around the right people, and this space gives you that. today we close it out, day 60. don't miss it, cause it'll be a banger! and when it's over, the real cook begins - the loophole is opening and everything we've been building toward is on the other side of it. stay close, we're just getting started!!

showing up on the first day is always easy, but doing it 59 times more would take an entire village. Today, we officially hit Day 60 of GET IN THE LOOP. 🥳🫟 > 60days of undiluted information > 60days of uninterrupted alpha > 60days twitter space series To every amazing human on the internet pulling up every single day to support GITL, this milestone belongs to you as much as it does to me. Thank YOU for showing up and supporting the vision. Thank you my co-hosts -> @thiszaph @heiscaleb2 for holding it down to DAY 60. This is just the beginning of more. As we’ll be rounding up this series, we’re taking things to a whole nother level. we’ll share details in t -4hrs I had to go out of my content break to post this, so you have to be there :) set a reminder below and join the inner circle ⤵️

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If you built something great and nobody's using it, do these 14 things 🧵: 1. Say what you do in one sentence a stranger understands. If they can't repeat it back, rewrite it. 2. Find the 50 people who most need this and message them directly. Not a blast, one at a time. 3. Go where they already complain about the problem. Reddit, forums, comment sections. Read before you talk. 4. Answer the exact question people are already asking ("what should I use for X"). Be useful first. 5. Stop explaining features. Explain the outcome they actually want. 6. Publish content that solves your customer's problem, not content about your product. 7. Show up in the same 3 places consistently for 90 days before judging if it works. 8. Turn every happy user into a testimonial. Put them everywhere. 9. Get mentioned where AI can cite you. Reddit is the most-quoted source in AI-search answers now. 10. Reply to bigger accounts in your space. Borrowed reach beats shouting into your own empty feed. 11. Make your first-time experience faster. People quit before they hit the "oh, I get it" moment. 12. Ask every churned user one question: what were you hoping this would do? 13. Partner with small niche creators. Give them free access, let them tell the truth. 14. Pick ONE channel and get good at it before adding a second.

my July recap: -› laptop crashed -› less active on X -› earned mid 3 figs -› lost some followers -› promoted in my irl job -› happy in no relationship -› made some new connections it's been a lot, but let's win in August

this is my entry for the @stackdailyxyz × @opencampus_xyz ad contest with a $500 prize pool my ad shows a business owner asleep while an AI agent follows up with a client, collects an overdue payment, and handles the conversation automatically that's what AI automation is really about Not replacing people, but taking care of the repetitive work so business owners can focus on what actually matters. the businesses that grow over the next few years would be the ones building smarter systems as a certified AI Automation Specialist, this is exactly the kind of workflow I build for businesses