Hey, I’m MJ! 👋

I've spent 20 years scaling SaaS businesses.

I’ve spent 1000s of hours:

-Building sales systems
-Writing marketing copy
-Scaling sales & marketing teams

My results:

↳ I sold over 100M+ in SaaS subscriptions.
↳ I helped grow Buddy Media from $0→$750M.
↳ I grew my startup from $0→$3M in 18 months.
↳ I 2x'd Miva’s GTM efficiency in 1 year.

Today, top sales and marketing teams: 

→ co-create content with AI
→ co-market with AI 
→ co-sell with AI

And, I'm here to help. 

Here's what I talk about on LinkedIn

- AI Content: AI content creation systems
- Efficient Ops: Use AI to scale your business
- Social Selling: Sell with social content

Let’s win together!
MJ

Need a new LinkedIn headshot? 

(I got you, and it’s free!) 

Old way: expensive photoshoot.
New way: Free headshot with Nano Banana

A professional headshot used to be a pain
↳ Get all dressed up and ready
↳ Drive to the photo studio
↳ Feel awkward posing

Now they’re free and easy w/ AI

1. Just log into Google Gemini
2. Click “Tools” 
3. Click “🍌 Create images” 
4. Upload a photo
5. Use my prompts below 👇

[save this post to create a new headshot]

P.S. Which is your favorite? 
P.P.S. Share yours below 👇

MJ Jaindl

Helping CEOs grow their business with AI and smart e-commerce.

I’ve posted over 500+ times on LinkedIn

(this post format performs best for me) 

Our brains crave digestible information
Our brains want a good story
Our brains want simplicity

This format gives our brains what they want

It’s educational
It’s easy to digest 
It tells a personal story

This is why I use it on most posts
Give it a try & boost your post performance 👇

🧠 Hook
Goal: Stop the scroll.
Keep it 6–8 words.
Use numbers or contrast (“Old way / New way”).
Be bold enough that it earns the reader’s next second.

💡 Rehook (credit to Jasmin for this) 
Goal: Pull them deeper.
6–8 words that spark curiosity.
Build intrigue — make them click “…see more.”
Works best when it tees up the solution.

🪧 Signpost
Goal: Show credibility by referencing experience or proof.
Share what you’ve done or learned firsthand.
This is the “I’ve been where you are” moment.

😖 Problem
Goal: Name the frustration the reader already feels.
Make it painfully specific.
Use a line that makes the reader nod.
This builds empathy and tension before the reveal.

🧩 Solution
Goal: State exactly how to fix the problem.
Introduce the tool, system, or method.
Be clear, not clever.
Keep the tone confident but simple.

🧱 Body
Goal: Expand on the solution.
Use lists or step-by-step guidance.
Keep each line short (1 idea per line).
Make it easy to skim.

⚡ Power Ending
Goal: Land the message with a takeaway or shift.
Loop back to the problem you solved.
Reinforce the new, better way.
Leave a memorable punchline.

🎯 CTA
Goal: Move them to act.
Ask a simple question or invite engagement.
Make it conversational, not pushy.
Going viral isn’t random
It’s a repeatable formula

If you're just starting out, use this formula
It'll likely to increase your performance
Once you master it, branch out

It’s really that simple. 

P.S. Have you tried this post format?

Credit to the creators I've learned from: Charlie Hills Audrey Chia Celeste Yamile 🤖Daniel Korenblum Richard van der Blom Jasmin Alić Sanchit Shangari Justin Welsh Nami Assir

LinkedIn Viral Post Structure

My daily LinkedIn content stack

(how I write 5–6 posts a week fast)

I post on LinkedIn every day.
But I don’t have hours to write.

I’ve tried dozens of tools.
Most were fine, but these are the top

Here's I grow fast on LinkedIn
While also crushing my 9 to 5 👇

ChatGPT - Fast Ideation & Post Drafts
- What it is: Versatile content brainstorm partner
- Why it works: Memory understands what you write about
- When to use: When stuck or starting a new content idea

Canva - Design
- What it is: Tool for carousels, infographics, and visuals
- Why it works: Templates make pro designs quick and easy
- When to use: To make branded visuals without a designer

Ideogram - Images
- What it is: AI image creator for unique marketing visuals
- Why it works: Generates eye-catching art from short prompts
- When to use: When you need fresh, original image ideas

Stanley - Fast Ideation & Post Drafts
- What it is: AI coach for brainstorming and drafting posts
- Why it works: Turns loose ideas into structured content fast
- When to use: When you need a draft fast

Screen Studio - Video Recording
- What it is: Screen recorder for smooth, clean video demos
- Why it works: Auto zooms and edits make pro videos simple
- When to use: For product demos, guides, or tutorials

VEED - Video Editing
- What it is: Fast video editor with AI subtitles and tools
- Why it works: Speeds up edits and captions for quick posts
- When to use: When refining videos for social platforms

Opus Clip - Create Shorts
- What it is: AI that turns long videos into short, viral clips
- Why it works: Finds top moments and auto formats them
- When to use: To repurpose content for reels or shorts

Notion - Content Calendar
- What it is: Workspace to plan and track content schedules
- Why it works: Keeps ideas, tasks, and dates in one place
- When to use: When managing multiple posts or platforms

Old way: 5 hours to write one post
New way: 5 posts in 1 hour

Your content game changes when your tools do.

P.S. What's holding you back from posting daily?
P.P.S. Save this to create content faster.

How To: Fast, High-Quality LinkedIn Content Creation

99% of people prompt ChatGPT wrong

(save this post to join the top 1%) 

The top 1% have mastered ChatGPT
↳ They write the best prompts
↳ Get the best outputs
↳ And don't waste any time

Here’s how I make ChatGPT work for me 👇

1. R-G-C-O (Role-Goal-Context-Output)
- Structure: [Role] → [Goal] → [Context] → [Output]
- Why it works: Removes ambiguity and gives precise direction
- Example:
  You are a SaaS CRO.
  Your goal is to design a 3-step follow-up sequence to close mid-funnel leads.
  Context: The leads attended a webinar but haven’t booked a demo.
  Output: Write three concise emails with subject lines and CTAs in a table format.
   
2. Iterative Refinement
- Structure: Step 1–4 → draft → refine → finalize
- Why it works: Forces ChatGPT to think in drafts, not one-offs
- Example:
  Step 1: Generate five name ideas for an AI writing tool.
  Step 2: Explain why each might work.
  Step 3: Refine the top two based on memorability and tone.
  Step 4: Present the final recommendation and explain your reasoning.
   
3. Expert Triangle
- Structure: What → Why → How
- Why it works: Produces expert-level reasoning and frameworks
- Example:
  As an expert in B2B SaaS pricing:
  What: Explain the difference between user-based and seat-based pricing.
  Why: Describe the pros and cons of each model.
  How: Provide a simple framework for choosing the right pricing model.
   
4. Show, Don’t Tell
- Structure: Use example → tweak → output new
- Why it works: Translates abstract direction into tangible output
- Example:
  Write a LinkedIn post like this example: [paste post].
  Keep the conversational tone and two-line hook format.
  Change the topic to “AI automation for solopreneurs.”
  Output the final post in the same structure and tone.
   
5. Socratic Chain
- Structure: Problem → Causes → Solutions → Pick best
- Why it works: Breaks down reasoning and builds logic step-by-step
- Example:
  Let’s reason through why my LinkedIn posts get low engagement.
  Identify the core problem and main causes.
  Suggest three possible solutions with pros and cons.
  End with a final recommendation and rationale.
   
6. Analyst Brief
- Structure: Research → Synthesize → Recommend
- Why it works: Turns raw information into executive-level insights
- Example:
  Act as a market analyst.
  Summarize trends in AI-powered sales automation across SaaS.
  Include data points, key players, opportunities, and threats.
  Conclude with three strategic recommendations.
   
7. Perfect Output
- Structure: Task → Format → Tone → Audience → Goal
- Why it works: Ensures final output fits your real use case
- Example:
  Task: Write a cold email for a B2B eCommerce platform.
  Format: Five lines max.
  Tone: Confident, value-first, conversational.
  Audience: VP of eCommerce.
  Goal: Book a demo.

[save this post]

Bad prompts = Bad outputs = Wasted time
Good prompts = Good outputs = 10x results

Which side are you on?

P.S. What's your biggest ChatGPT challenge? 
Let's fix it 👇

Write Better ChatGPT Prompts Instantly

My 0-10k journey was a 10-month mess

(here’s a cleaner shortcut for you)

Month 1-3: Posted to crickets
Month 4-6: Still figuring out what to write
Month 7-9: Graphics taking hours for 12 likes

I wanted to quit a million times
But, I’m so glad that I kept going

Now I get 200,000 views a week
Added to “top creator” lists
Paid post opportunities

The difference?

A proven LinkedIn growth system

My entire 0-10k playbook is below 👇
[save it and build your better future]

P.S. What’s your 2026 LinkedIn follower goal? 
P.P.S What holding you back the most? 
P.P.P.S Ask me anything below 👇

How To: 0-10k LinkedIn Followers

I gain 132 LinkedIn followers a day

(Image posts drive a lot of that growth)

Image posts work well on LinkedIn
(but you need to know how to use them) 

Here are 5 frameworks that deliver 👇

1. Selfies – Build trust
- Use a clear and relevant photo
- Pair with a strong hook
- Share a personal story that connects

2. Quotes – Simple insights drive views
- Keep the message short and simple
- Use a bold, eye-catching image
- Hook must connect directly to post

3. Infographics – Teach in one glance
- Highly educational and info-dense
- Large headline font stops the scroll
- Add images to boost engagement

4. Frameworks – Simple How-Tos
- Share your personal experience
- Use graphics for clarity and appeal
- Provide step-by-step instructions

5. Side-by-Sides – Contrast makes it click
- Pick topics everyone relates to
- Show simple, clear comparisons
- Connect the hook to the visuals

The math: 132 followers × 365 days = 48,180 yearly.

These aren't vanity metrics.
They're real people you can help.

Master these formats.
Post consistently.
Watch your influence compound.

P.S. Which framework do you like best?

P.S.S. Shout out to some of my favorite creators who know how to nail image posts: 
Jasmin Alić
Justin Welsh
Charlie Hills
Anisha Jain

5 LinkedIn Image Post Types That Work

I grew to 53,000+ followers this year

(here’s my 2026 LinkedIn routine)

New LinkedIn, new routine
LinkedIn is constantly changing

Your habits should change with it

I stopped:
Posting and ghosting
Sharing random thoughts
Writing generic comment replies
Judging myself for reposting content
Working on content when I felt like it

I started:
Commenting to grow my network
Writing to solve large problems 
Replying to create community
Reposting my own content
Working on content daily

Here’s my daily LinkedIn routine 👇

7:45am (Comment)
- Target: 5–15 comments
- Goal: Drop comments on top creators in my network

7:50am (Post)
- Target: 1 post
- Goal: Publish my daily post around 7:51 local time

7:51am (Reply)
- Target: 20–50 replies
- Goal: Reply to as many comments on my post as I can

8:30am (Create)
- Target: 1–2 posts
- Goal: Create new content for 30 minutes each morning

8:55am (Comment)
- Target: 5 comments
- Goal: Add a few more comments before I start work

9:00am (Day Job)
- Target: Grow (Miva)
- Goal: Shift focus to full-time work for the day

4:00pm (Repost)
- Target: 1 repost
- Goal: Repost the morning post between 4–5 pm

This routine took me from 500 to 53,000 followers. But more importantly, it brought me a new network, new income streams, and a new world of possibilities. 

It can do the same for you in 2026

Start with just the morning block

That alone will change your LinkedIn game

P.S. I don’t nail this every day (nobody is perfect) 
P.P.S. What’s your 2026 LinkedIn goal?

I gained 10,000 trusted followers in 60 days

(using 6 tactics nobody talks about)

I used to write 1,000-word thought leadership posts
Shared my entire business philosophy
Crafted the perfect personal brand story

Nobody cared.

Then I discovered what actually builds trust online.

It's simpler than you think 👇

1: Drop Experience Signals

- "I grew by 1k followers this week"
- "I used to struggle with consistency"
- One line that shows you've been there
- Instant credibility in 10 words or less

2: Show Up Every Single Day

- Trust compounds with consistency
- People need to see you 7+ times
- Daily presence beats perfect content

3: Share Your Real Life (Sometimes)

- 90% business content
- 10% personal glimpses
- My kids' drawings get more DMs than my best tips
- Humans trust humans, not brands

4: Build Relationships in Comments

- The post starts the conversation
- The comments create the connection
- Reply to everyone (yes, everyone)
- Real trust happens in the back-and-forth

5: Stick to Your Lane

- Pick 3-5 core topics
- Become known for something specific
- Authority in one area > surface knowledge in many
- Consistency builds expertise perception

6: Make It Actionable, Not Academic

- Theory = "I read this somewhere"
- Tactics = "I actually do this"
- Give the exact steps you take
- People trust practitioners, not professors

The old way: Write perfect content and hope
The new way: Build trust through micro-actions

Trust isn't built in one viral post.
It's built in 100 small interactions.

Start with just one of these today.

P.S. No trust, no growth, trust me! 
P.P.S. What's been working for you? Drop it below 👇

6 Tactics: How To Build Trust Online

I’m seeing Synthesia everywhere in NYC.

(here's why I love it, and you should too)

I hear this all the time… 
"I wish I could clone myself" 

I say it! 
My friends say it. 
My employees say it. 

Now you can. 
Synthesia makes it super simple 👇 

1) Clone your voice in 10 minutes 
- Record a short sample 
- AI creates a perfect voice clone 
- Use for videos in 140+ languages, with perfect lip sync 

2) Create your avatar 
- From webcam/mobile camera - no fancy equipment needed
- Realistic, natural, full body movement
- No more robotic uncanny valley 

3) Make videos without filming anything 
- Type what you want your AI clone to say
- Generate B-roll with Sora or Veo3 integration
- Done in minutes, not weeks 

4) Videos that people actually engage with 
- Add clickable buttons, quizzes, polls 
- Create branching paths (choose your own adventure) 
- Track what viewers clicked and watched 

I used to spend $50K on one video working with an agency.
Now I make videos for free. 

The real magic? 

Your clone can onboard new employees while you sleep. 
Train customers in 140+ languages instantly. 
Create content at 10x speed. 

You're everywhere without being anywhere. 

P.S. What are you delegating to AI first?

Breaking: LinkedIn upgraded its search

(find things faster with AI) 

LinkedIn’s search has historically lackluster
↳ Searchers needed to match keywords
↳ Lots of filtering required 
↳ Typically poor results

They just gave it a glow-up with AI.

I tested a little this weekend.

Here’s what it can do 👇

People Search
- Type real sentences, not job titles
- Finds matches from skills + experience

Job Search
- Search roles in everyday language
- Faster rankings with better relevance

Post Search
- Find posts on any topic instantly
- Great for research and trend checks

Creator Search
- Discover creators by niche
- Perfect for collabs and lead gen

Event Search
- Search events in your city
- Great for finding local meetups

Course Search
- Ask for courses on any skill
- AI filters level + time automatically

Here's what most people miss:

This isn't about better search.
It's about LinkedIn knowing exactly what you need.

Today: Better search
Tomorrow: Your AI career advisor

P.S. This is currently only avail for premium users
P.S.S What are you most excited to search for?

Introducing: LinkedIn AI Search

Most people use 1% of ChatGPT

(here’s how to unlock its full potential) 

Earlier this year ChatGPT added “sources”
↳ They pull real-time data from connected apps
↳ They boost productivity with smarter insights

Here’s how I use them 👇

Gmail
• ChatGPT can read and summarize emails
• Find flights, meetings, and trip details fast

Notion
• Search tasks, databases, and content plans
• Track posts, drafts, and project status easily

Google Calendar
• Summarize meetings and event details
• Ask about specific appointments directly

Canva
• Analyze past designs to inspire new ideas
• Generate LinkedIn post angles and hooks

Sources make ChatGPT vastly more powerful

Work happens inside prompts

P.S. Have you tried adding sources? 
P.P.S. What's your best use case?

Introducing: ChatGPT Sources

I work really hard for money.

(But, it’s never made me happy👇)

Here’s what brings me joy:
- A calm mind
- A healthy body
- A loving home
- A purpose aligned to who I am

These four things bring me true happiness.
Not chasing a fatter bank account

And yet, I routinely forget this.
↳ I push for the next milestone.
↳ I sacrifice “playing” for a call.
↳ I trade morning workouts for early meetings.

But the things that actually matter?
They can't be deposited in a bank.

Finding the right balance is hard.
Everyone’s situation is different.

But, I always need to remind myself
Providing isn’t just about putting food on the table.

It’s showing up (for yourself & loved ones) 

Today that looks like:
- Roasting a turkey (not rushing it)
- Making stuffing from scratch
- Calling my loved ones
- Hugging my kids longer
- Telling those I care about how much I love them

The money will come and go.
These moments won't come back.

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

P.S. What are you prioritizing in 2026?
P.P.S. Our greatest returns aren’t measured in numbers.

Need a new LinkedIn headshot?

(create a free one in 30 seconds👇) 

Old way:
• Book a photographer
• Get dressed up
• Stand there posing like a confused NPC

New way:
Free AI headshots with Google’s Nano Banana.

Here’s how fast it is:
1. Open Google Gemini
2. Hit Tools
3. Click 🍌 Create Image
4. Upload your photo
5. Paste one of my headshot prompts below

That’s it.
↳ No studio. 
↳ No lights. 
↳ No small talk about the weather.

Save this post. Use it when you need a headshot.

P.S. Which style are you going with?
P.P.S. Drop yours in the comments 👇

30-Second AI LinkedIn Headshot

Your content is amazing, but nobody reads it

(it’s because you’re not stopping the scroll) 

Designing to stop the scroll doesn’t take hours
You don’t have to be a designer to do it
My designs used to be VERY bad
Now, I go viral weekly
It’s super simple
Here’s how 👇

Start In Canva
↳ Start 90% of posts here
↳ Design quickly and easily
↳ Reliable creative base

1: Set Size
- Use 1080x1350 pixels
- Best fit for LinkedIn mobile

2: Use a Tall Font
- Tall fonts grab attention
- Try Anton, Bison, or August

3: Select 2 Colors
- Simple palettes work best
- Easier for brains to scan

4: Show Margins
- Enable this in settings
- Keeps your design aligned

5: Position Text
- Place headline at the top
- Keep strictly inside margins

6: Create Image
- Use Ideogram to generate
- Match your hex codes

7: Select Image
- Generate a few options
- Pick the sharpest one

8: Add Image
- Drop the file into Canva
- Use 'Background Remover'

9: Reposition
- Layer image over the text
- Let it break margin lines

10: Polish
- Add a grain texture overlay
- Subtle details boost quality

Final Product
- 1080x1350 pixel asset
- Eye-catching carousel cover

Design shouldn't be the bottleneck to your growth.

Don't let a bad cover kill a great idea.

Steal this workflow for your next post.

P.S. What’s your best scroll-stopping design
(post it below with your stats 👇)

How To: Design Scroll Stopping Carousel Covers

LinkedIn carousels built my 50k following.

(Here’s how I create them fast 👇)

Most spend 3+ hours on carousel design
Then, get 200 views on their post
It’s deflating. I’ve been there

Meanwhile, I create carousels in 20 minutes.
And get 20,000+ views per post

The exact workflow 👇

1: Canvas (1 mins)
- 1080x1350 pixels
- Tall fonts (Anton, Bison)
- 2 colors max

2: Hook Slide (4 mins)
- Big promise at top
- Parenthetical for curiosity
- Visual hierarchy

3: Body Slides (10 mins)
- One concept per slide
- Bullets, not paragraphs
- Caption describes visual

4: CTA Slide (2 mins)
- Value first
- Then engagement ask
- P.S. sections get 2x comments

5: Images (2 mins)
- Ideogram AI
- Match hex codes
- Break margins for depth

6: Export (1 mins)
- PDF, not images
- Full LinkedIn previews
- Better reach

7: Caption (0 mins)
- Hook → Context → Bullets → CTA
- Under 1,500 characters
- Mobile-first

RESULTS:

Month 1-10: 200 views if lucky
Month 11+: 200,000 weekly views

The difference?
This system.

Your audience doesn't want perfection.
They want education wrapped in simplicity.

Save this workflow.
Watch what happens.

P.S. What's your biggest carousel challenge?
P.P.S. Design? Ideas? Consistency? Drop it below 👇

Most people prompt and pay

(the top 1% use frameworks instead) 

I use ChatGPT daily for 
↳ Basic analysis
↳ Market research
↳ Tough negotiations
↳ LinkedIn post drafts
You name it! 

Getting what you want from ChatGPT is a skill

Want a better results? 
Use a better prompt! 

Here are a few of my top prompt frameworks 👇

R-G-C-O
- Use when you need expert-level responses
- Example:
  “You are a SaaS CRO.
  Goal: design 3-step follow-up to close mid-funnel leads.
  Context: leads attended a webinar but didn’t book.
  Output: concise email sequence with CTAs.”

Iterative Refinement
- Use to refine complex ideas step-by-step
- Example:
  “Step 1 – Generate 5 name ideas for an AI tool.
  Step 2 – Explain why each could work.
  Step 3 – Refine top 2 for brand tone + memory.
  Step 4 – Recommend final choice.”
   
Expert Triangle
- Use when teaching or explaining concepts
- Example:
  “As an expert in SaaS pricing:
  What – how to pick user vs seat pricing.
  Why – show pros and cons.
  How – share a simple framework.”
   

Show, Don’t Tell
- Use when you need a style or tone copied
- Example:
  “Write a LinkedIn post like this: [paste example].
  Keep 2-line hook and conversational tone.
  Change topic to ‘AI automation for creators.’
  Output full finished post.”
   
Socratic Chain
- Use for problem-solving or strategy
- Example:
  “Let’s reason step-by-step why my posts flop.
  Identify core problem and 3-5 causes.
  Suggest 3 fixes, weigh pros and cons.
  End with final recommendation.”
   
Analyst Brief
- Use for research or competitive insights
- Example:
  “Act as a market analyst.
  Summarize AI sales trends in SaaS.
  Include data, key players, and next actions.
  Keep it brief and bullet-based.”
   
Perfect Output
- Use when polishing important deliverables
- Example:
  “Task: write a 5-line cold email for B2B SaaS.
  Tone: confident, value-first.
  Audience: VP of eCommerce.
  Goal: book a demo.”
   
Old way: Type random prompts, get meh results
New way: Use frameworks, get executive-level outputs

Master your prompts
Master your outputs

P.S. Which framework do you like best? 
P.P.S. Which did I miss?

This LinkedIn post was saved 1,605 times. 

(here's why it did so well) 

My top post from last week: 

- 135,522 views
- 78,407 members reached
- 1,605 saves
- 844 likes
- 55 reposts

Here’s why it worked 

It had 4 key ingredients 
that improve post performance 👇

1. Universal Problem
- Most people want better headshots
- New headshots feel annoying to get

2. Simple Solution
- I used a free AI tool to fix the issue
- Just upload a photo and paste a prompt

3. 5-Minute Rule
- The fix is fast and beginner-friendly
- Anyone can do it in under five minutes

4. Personal Experience
- You tested the method on your own
- Readers can see the results instantly

The formula is crystal clear:
Universal problem + Simple solution + Quick win = Saved post

Your audience doesn't want complexity.
They want fast, saveble solutions.

P.S. Are any of these 4 key ingredients surprising?

How To Boost Post Performance

I used to beg for 200 views.

Now I wake up to 20,000+.

Here’s the real problem:
Most creators spend 80% on the body
and then wonder why nobody gets past line two.

Top creators flip it.

They spend 80% on the hook
because the algorithm only rewards what gets clicked.

I’ve posted 500+ times on LinkedIn.
These are the hooks that changed everything 👇

1) X without Y
Hook: How I got the win without the usual cost
Why it works: We want success without struggle
Example: I 10x engagement without extra time spent

2) X with Y
Hook: I hit one goal while stacking another
Why it works: High performers always want more
Example: I grew engagement while traveling the world

3) Old → New
Hook: Old way slow, new way fast
Why it works: People love better solutions
Example: Old way 5 hours, new way 5 minutes

4) How I
Hook: How I reached a result others want
Why it works: We trust real experience
Example: I added 1000 followers this week

5) Big Mistake
Hook: Most people are doing this wrong
Why it works: We hate making avoidable errors
Example: Most creators build carousels wrong

6) Transformation
Hook: I was bad at this, now I’m great at it
Why it works: Comebacks inspire curiosity
Example: I gained 1 a day, now I gain 100 daily

Want more views?

Earn attention first.

Everything else is secondary.

P.S. What hook works best for you?

Most people know only 10% of ChatGPT

(save this to leverage 100% of it) 

ChatGPT is vast

Most users only see a prompt window

Try these features out
And learn what ChatGPT can do for you 👇

Search
- Pulls live info with linked sources
- Ideal for research, citations, quick facts
- Example: “Latest EV market share in Europe?”

Vision
- Reads or makes images, charts, layouts
- Use for edits, diagrams, or visual breakdowns
- Example: “Explain this chart and trends”

Voice
- Talk instead of typing for fast chats
- Great for stories, ideas, or summaries
- Example: “Tell me The Matrix story in 60 sec”

Deep Research
- Builds multi-layer insights with sources
- Use for reports, strategy, or reviews
- Example: “Compare Rivian, Tesla, and BYD”

Memory
- Remembers tone, goals, and context
- Gives custom, consistent replies
- Example: “I like short, punchy responses”

Projects
- Groups related work under one goal
- Great for planning or long-term research
- Example: “Start project ‘AI Competitor Review’”

Custom GPT
- Create a bot with your prompts and data
- Acts like coach, dev helper, or trainer
- Example: “Build a SaaS onboarding expert”

File Upload
- Drop in PDFs, decks, or CSVs to analyze
- Summarize or extract key info fast
- Example: “Summarize this pitch deck”

Camera Mode
- Get live help using your device camera
- Ideal for hands-on or visual tasks
- Example: “Help clean up this Excel import”

Canvas
- Live collab for pages, UI, and dashboards
- Perfect for building or tweaking layouts
- Example: “Make a Tailwind product table”

ChatGPT can 10x your productivity

Don’t sleep on everything it can do.

The 10% who explore these features?
They're the ones 10x-ing their productivity

Stop using ChatGPT in basic mode
Start unlocking its full potential

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Most people overcomplicate finding a "Niche."

(here’s why they stay stuck)

I used to stare at a blank screen for hours.

Now, my content strategy is effortless.
- Clarity on who I help
- Endless content ideas
- Higher engagement rates
- Leads that actually convert

Here’s the framework I used

It has 4 key ingredients
that define a winning niche 👇

1. Proven Skill
- You have real experience doing this
- You are 2-3 steps ahead of your audience

2. Genuine Obsession
- You could talk about this topic for hours
- You won’t burn out writing about it daily

3. Urgent Problem
- Your audience is actively searching for a fix
- The pain point is expensive or annoying

4. Specific Avatar
- You aren't talking to "everyone"
- You are talking to one specific person

The formula is crystal clear:
Your Skill + Their Pain + Specific Person = Your Niche

Your audience doesn't want a generalist.
They want a specialist who understands their specific problem.

P.S. Which of these 4 ingredients is the hardest for you to define?

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