[0:00] Today, I'm going to show you how to use
[0:01] Claude Code as an AI agent for your
[0:03] business. Now, when you hear the word
[0:04] Claude Code, you immediately think about
[0:06] coding, but don't worry, you don't have
[0:08] to be a software engineer in order to
[0:09] use it for your business. Think about
[0:11] Claude Code as an AI teammate for your
[0:13] business, which could help you with
[0:14] landing pages, internal tools, marketing
[0:16] automations, and anything that you can
[0:18] do with a computer within your business.
[0:20] So, whether you're a founder, creator,
[0:21] freelancer, or just getting into
[0:23] entrepreneurship, this can be one of the
[0:25] most useful tools you can learn. So, in
[0:26] this video, I'm going to take you from a
[0:28] total beginner to someone who is a pro
[0:30] at using Claude Code for real business
[0:32] tasks. So, real quick, before we start,
[0:34] the point of this is not for you to
[0:35] completely copy what I'm doing, but
[0:37] rather get an understanding of the
[0:38] capabilities of Claude Code and see how
[0:40] you can apply it to your own business.
[0:42] So, for today's video, we'll be making
[0:43] up a fictitious business for an AI
[0:45] automation agency, and I'll be showing
[0:48] you a couple ways to get that business
[0:50] started. So, first thing we want to do
[0:51] is download Claude Code on the Claude
[0:54] website. So, I'm on a Mac, so all I have
[0:56] to do is press right here, download for
[0:57] Mac OS. I already have it downloaded, so
[0:59] I'll be skipping this step, but if you
[1:01] want to download it yourself, just go to
[1:02] claude.com and look up Claude Code. Once
[1:04] you downloaded the Claude desktop app,
[1:06] you have this platform right here. So,
[1:08] we have our regular chats on the left
[1:09] side, we have our Claude Co-work in the
[1:11] middle, and we have code on the right
[1:13] side. Now, there are a couple ways to
[1:14] use it. We have a new session button
[1:16] right here. We have our routines, which
[1:18] is automated tasks that we can hand off
[1:20] to Claude Code, and we have a way to
[1:22] customize our Claude. Now, first thing
[1:23] we want to do in order to start a new
[1:25] project is click this button right here,
[1:27] which is add another folder. We'll click
[1:29] that. Then, we'll go ahead and name our
[1:32] folder whatever we want to work on. So,
[1:34] for this, I'm going to show you an AI
[1:36] agency demo. We'll click create, we'll
[1:39] click open, and now we are working in
[1:41] that folder. Now that we're in the
[1:42] folder we want to work in, we have a
[1:44] couple things that we can do. So, here
[1:46] on the right side, we have the model
[1:47] selector, and this lets you select which
[1:49] model you want to use. For this video,
[1:51] we'll be using Opus 4.8, and we'll start
[1:53] off by giving it a simple prompt. So,
[1:55] here I typed, "I'm starting an AI
[1:57] automation agency for local businesses.
[1:59] The business helps companies respond
[2:01] faster to leads, send follow-up
[2:02] messages, and stay organized. My target
[2:04] customers are local service businesses
[2:06] like med spas, roofers, dentists, gyms,
[2:09] and real estate agents. I'm not
[2:11] technical, so explain everything in
[2:12] plain English. For this project, act
[2:14] like my AI business partner and help me
[2:16] build simple assets that could help me
[2:18] launch this business. I personally am a
[2:19] little bit more technical, but for the
[2:21] purpose of this video, we'll just
[2:23] pretend that I have no knowledge of
[2:25] Claude code. We'll click enter and see
[2:26] what it says. So, the purpose of sending
[2:28] a prompt like this in the beginning is
[2:29] to give Claude more context of what
[2:31] you're actually trying to achieve. So,
[2:33] before even starts building anything, it
[2:35] gets an understanding of what your goal
[2:37] is. So, while it's thinking and
[2:38] understanding what I'm trying to
[2:40] achieve, right here is where you check
[2:42] your settings, language that you're
[2:44] using. You can also upgrade your plans,
[2:46] connect some apps and extensions. And in
[2:48] the settings, you could check how much
[2:50] you used of your Claude plan. So, here's
[2:51] what Claude replied. When someone fills
[2:53] out a form, sends an Instagram DM, or
[2:55] clicks request a quote, the person is a
[2:58] lead. So, that's how it works in
[2:59] business. Once you have someone entering
[3:01] your ecosystem, they become a lead,
[3:03] which is basically a potential customer
[3:04] in your pipeline. So, typically the
[3:06] owner of those businesses is doing the
[3:08] busy work. So, they're either doing the
[3:09] Botox, putting up the actual roofs, or
[3:12] spending time with the patient. The
[3:13] leads that reach into their ecosystem
[3:15] are probably just sitting there, and
[3:17] mostly nobody replies to them. So, the
[3:18] way we could solve that for them is the
[3:20] AI can send a text or an email within
[3:22] seconds once a lead is in the pipeline.
[3:24] Ask them some common questions. Then it
[3:27] could book them into a calendar or nudge
[3:29] them. So, after you prompt Claude, a lot
[3:31] of the times it'll ask you questions.
[3:33] So, right now it's asking which niche we
[3:35] want to aim for the first client. So,
[3:37] let's say med spas and real estate
[3:40] agents. And let's have it come up with
[3:42] our offer and pricing sheet. Now, we can
[3:44] also enter any of our own information
[3:46] into the others section. So, right here
[3:49] I'm going to say create the simplest
[3:50] possible version of this business. Start
[3:52] with a clean landing page for the AI
[3:54] automation agency. The page should
[3:56] include a clear headline, a short
[3:57] explanation of the offer, three benefits
[3:59] for local business owners, a simple lead
[4:01] form, a call to action button, and a
[4:03] short FAQ section. So, we'll click
[4:06] submit and let Claude Code do its thing.
[4:09] So, before creating the landing page, I
[4:10] told Claude Code to focus on the offer.
[4:12] So, it boils down to I make sure that
[4:14] you never lose another lead to a slow
[4:15] reply. The moment someone reaches out,
[4:17] my system answers them in under 60
[4:19] seconds, books them into your calendar,
[4:21] and keeps following up until they show.
[4:23] So, customers you already paid to
[4:25] attract actually turn into money. So, it
[4:27] came up with the name the Instant Lead
[4:29] Engine, which is pretty decent. You can
[4:30] obviously change it for your own
[4:32] business and actually plug in the
[4:34] information correctly when it comes to
[4:36] the actual business you're running. And
[4:37] since we're targeting both med spas and
[4:39] real estate agents, obviously they both
[4:41] have completely different businesses.
[4:42] So, we'll actually have Claude Code
[4:44] create the landing pages for each one of
[4:46] them that is completely unrelated, but
[4:47] it's all under our same business
[4:49] umbrella. So, some of the features we're
[4:50] selling: instant reply, missed call text
[4:52] back, smart follow-up, auto booking, one
[4:55] inbox for everything, wake up your old
[4:57] leads. So, if you have a list of leads,
[4:58] it can actually reach out to them. And a
[5:00] simple weekly report. Now, it came up
[5:02] with three tiers for the packaging. So,
[5:04] we have our $297 a month, our $597 a
[5:07] month, and our $997 a month package.
[5:10] Now, each one of them has a one-time
[5:11] setup fee, which is pretty common for
[5:14] businesses like this. And the first
[5:15] package has the instant text plus email
[5:17] reply, the missed call text back, and
[5:19] the auto booking. package also has the
[5:21] smart follow-up sequences, one inbox,
[5:23] waking up old leads. And the pro plan
[5:26] has Google review requests and monthly
[5:28] optimization calls as well. Now, this is
[5:30] an entire plan of how we're actually
[5:31] going to do this, but I'm sure if you
[5:33] have a business in mind, you already
[5:35] have an idea of what you're going to do.
[5:37] You can always consult with Claude Code
[5:38] in order to get a better understanding
[5:40] of that business or see what it
[5:42] suggests. Now, it asked me a couple
[5:43] things. So, it asked me about the
[5:45] pricing. So, pricing sounds good, name
[5:48] also sounds good, and the waking up old
[5:50] leads also sounds good. So, in order to
[5:53] do the waking up old leads, so you can
[5:54] actually do this for your own business
[5:56] and for other businesses, but you can
[5:57] set up a Cloud Code automation. And
[6:00] obviously, I'm using a laptop, so if I
[6:01] shut down my laptop, Cloud Code is not
[6:03] going to keep running, but you can set
[6:05] up a Cloud Code automation agent on a
[6:07] hosting or VPS, which stays alive 24/7.
[6:10] So, now let's actually have it do the
[6:12] landing page. And in order to make the
[6:14] landing page look a little better,
[6:15] there's something called skills. So,
[6:17] Cloud Code has these skills that you can
[6:19] add on top of it. So, basically, a skill
[6:20] is a markdown file. Don't worry about
[6:22] what markdown is, it's just basically a
[6:24] way to type out a file. And that file
[6:26] typically has a set of instructions for
[6:28] Cloud Code to follow. Now, Cloud Code
[6:30] can either create scripts based on your
[6:32] instruction for it, or it can use
[6:33] existing skills off of the internet. So,
[6:35] I'll tell it to use the front-end design
[6:37] skill and the impeccable skill in order
[6:40] to design it. On the bottom right right
[6:42] here, we also have our effort level, so
[6:44] you can either select a lower effort
[6:46] level for faster replies or a higher
[6:48] effort level for smarter replies. Now,
[6:51] typically, I never use the lowest or the
[6:53] highest, just because sometimes it tends
[6:55] to overthink on the highest and gives
[6:57] really bad responses on the lowest. So,
[6:59] I typically use one under the highest
[7:01] level possible. So, let's say for
[7:02] example, Claude started working, but it
[7:04] didn't recognize the skills I named. I
[7:06] pretty much went online and looked up
[7:07] these skills. So, the front-end design
[7:09] skill and the impeccable skill, and then
[7:11] I just copy-pasted the link from GitHub.
[7:14] GitHub is where people store a lot of
[7:16] code, and typically, these skills are on
[7:19] there. And once I sent Claude the
[7:20] skills, you can see right here, it says,
[7:22] "You're right." It's going to now pull
[7:23] the information off of these pages and
[7:26] use it for our landing page. Perfect.
[7:27] So, as you can see here, Claude worked
[7:29] for a while and pretty much figured out
[7:32] a lot of different things in order to
[7:33] make our landing page. Now, as you can
[7:35] see here, based on the skills that I
[7:37] gave it, you could also look up any
[7:38] skill that you want online. So, if you
[7:40] want a skill for design or if you want a
[7:42] skill for copywriting, just look up
[7:44] copywriting skill for Claude, and then
[7:45] you can download it and use it. So,
[7:47] here's what it said about the skills.
[7:48] So, both skills were in that the obvious
[7:50] AI agency look, purple, indigo
[7:52] gradients, etc. is exactly what screams
[7:54] a robot made this. So, it went the
[7:56] complete other way. It went with
[7:57] different colors, different fonts, and
[7:59] things like that. So, this is our
[8:01] landing page for medspas, real estate,
[8:03] and local service businesses. Never lose
[8:05] another lead to a slow reply. The moment
[8:07] someone calls, fills out a form, or
[8:09] sends a DM, our system replies in under
[8:11] 60 seconds, answers the question, and
[8:14] books them on your calendar. You stay on
[8:15] the work, we make sure no lead slips
[8:17] away. So, it even gave an example. So,
[8:20] new lead, "Sarah, hi, do you have any
[8:22] openings this week for a consultation?"
[8:24] And then the AI would say, "Hi Sarah,
[8:26] thanks for reaching out to Glow Medspa,"
[8:27] which is an example business, "would
[8:29] love to see you. Are you free Thursday
[8:30] at 2:00 p.m. or Friday at 11:00 a.m.?"
[8:33] And then the lead would say, "Thursday
[8:35] worked," and it will automatically book
[8:37] in the calendar. Then it goes on to
[8:39] highlight some benefits of signing up
[8:41] with the business, and gives a quick
[8:43] three-step process of how it works. Then
[8:45] it goes on to highlight the waking up
[8:47] your old leads system. Next, it
[8:49] showcases that the risk is with us, not
[8:51] with you, so it takes the risk away from
[8:53] whoever you're trying to sell to. And
[8:55] then it created a small form where
[8:57] people can insert their business and
[9:00] their names and their contact
[9:01] information, and then you can get their
[9:03] contact sent to you. And lastly, it
[9:05] added a question section, which
[9:07] basically says like, "Do you I need to
[9:09] be technical? How fast can it go live?
[9:11] Is there a contract? What if it doesn't
[9:13] work for my business? And how much does
[9:14] it cost?" A last call to action button.
[9:17] Now, since this is mostly for medspas,
[9:21] we can actually create a version that is
[9:23] also tailored specifically for the real
[9:24] estate version of this. Now, because we
[9:26] told it initially to act as our business
[9:28] partner, it gave us the suggestion of
[9:31] how we can actually host this and send a
[9:33] link to whoever we're trying to sell
[9:35] this to. Now, the instructions it gives
[9:36] us are pretty simple, so if we want to
[9:38] actually go ahead and do it, we can. I'm
[9:40] not going to do it for today's video,
[9:41] but you get the point. Now, let's tell
[9:43] Claude to make the two different
[9:44] versions. So, this one can be our
[9:46] general lead page, and we can have one
[9:48] that is specifically for med spas and
[9:50] specifically for real estate. So, we can
[9:52] say, let's say this page that you made
[9:54] is our general landing page. Let's make
[9:56] another version that is only specific to
[9:59] med spas and another version that is
[10:01] only specific to real estate agents.
[10:04] Make sure to use copy that resonates
[10:06] with the specific target client, and
[10:09] keep everything in mind when it comes to
[10:11] how the specific client would view the
[10:12] page, understand it, and eventually
[10:14] funnel into our lead form system. So,
[10:17] again, we should have this page that you
[10:19] just made, another one that's very
[10:20] specific to med spas, and another one
[10:22] that's very specific to real estate
[10:24] agents. We'll click enter, so Claude
[10:26] starts working. And now, with just a
[10:27] quick recap, we have our landing page.
[10:29] We're going to have two different
[10:30] landing pages specifically for the
[10:32] clients we're targeting. And then, the
[10:33] next step in order to get people to
[10:34] actually sign up is to come up with ways
[10:36] to hook them into the landing page. Now,
[10:39] that will be our top of funnel, which is
[10:40] most likely going to be either ads or
[10:43] organic videos on social media. And
[10:44] there we go. Now, we have our two pages.
[10:46] So, we have this one specifically for
[10:48] real estate, so agent who replies first
[10:50] wins the deal. The moment a Zillow,
[10:52] Facebook, or website lead comes in, we
[10:54] text and email them in under 60 seconds,
[10:57] qualify them, and book the call even
[10:59] while you're in a showing. You stop
[11:00] losing buyers and sellers to whoever
[11:02] answered faster. So, same style of
[11:04] landing page. We have our example right
[11:06] here is 142 Oak Street still available?
[11:08] Could I see it this weekend? Hi,
[11:09] Michael. Yes, 142 Oak Street is still
[11:12] available, and I'd be glad to show it.
[11:13] Are you free at Saturday at 1:00 p.m. or
[11:16] Sunday at 3:00 p.m.? And are you
[11:17] currently working with an agent?
[11:19] Saturday at 1:00 works. And it booked
[11:21] the meeting. Now, this is a similar
[11:22] setup to our first landing page, but
[11:24] again, this is specifically for real
[11:27] estate agents, so they would understand
[11:29] the language that is written here. So,
[11:30] from Zillow, realtor.com, Facebook, or
[11:32] your website. And this is a very much
[11:35] tailored to these real estate agents.
[11:37] Now, again, this one is for the med
[11:39] spas, so obviously the coloring is also
[11:42] a little bit more girly and fits with
[11:43] the typical med spa client. As you can
[11:45] see, I changed the copy to "Hi, how much
[11:47] is lip filler and do you have anything
[11:49] this week?" Same style of reply, just
[11:52] specifically for the lip filler. And
[11:54] everything within the copy is tailored
[11:55] to med spas. So, now that we have our
[11:57] landing pages, let's go ahead and come
[12:00] up with some advertisements. So, in
[12:01] order to create ads, we can either go
[12:02] for videos or images. So, let's create
[12:04] some static ads, so we'll say, "Come up
[12:06] with five prompts for each landing
[12:09] page." So, five for the med spas and
[12:11] five for the real estate agents. We'll
[12:14] be using the GPT image 2, which is
[12:17] ChatGPT's image generator, in order to
[12:19] create static ads that will be running
[12:21] on Facebook. So, five ads for each one
[12:23] of these services. Make sure you're
[12:25] super detailed and take everything into
[12:27] account that is needed in order to
[12:29] capture the attention of our target
[12:31] audience and get them to click on the
[12:33] link. Use widely accepted sales tactics
[12:36] like selling the benefit and things that
[12:39] are textbook sales. And really try to
[12:41] think of it from the mind of the
[12:43] potential buyer and how we can get them
[12:46] to click and sign up with us. Total of
[12:48] 10 prompts. Keep in mind, GPT image 2
[12:50] has no context of anything about this
[12:52] business or anything from this chat, so
[12:54] make sure you fill in the context
[12:55] accordingly. And when it comes to
[12:56] marketing and running ads, you're going
[12:58] to constantly have to iterate. So,
[13:00] making new ads every day is a smart
[13:02] thing to do. Now, what we could do is
[13:03] set up an automation where Claude code
[13:05] comes up with five prompts for our
[13:08] marketing every single day. And in order
[13:09] to do so, we can use the hosting or VPS,
[13:12] which we have a guide to down below in
[13:13] the description. But basically, it lets
[13:15] you keep your AI agent running 24/7 and
[13:18] you can set up automations for
[13:19] repetitive tasks in order to help you
[13:21] complete whatever task you're doing. And
[13:23] this gets rid of the need to have a
[13:24] computer turned on all the time because
[13:26] their servers are always on and you can
[13:28] get Claude code to send you these
[13:29] messages. So now in order to create
[13:31] these images for our ads, what we want
[13:33] to do is go over to ChatGPT. We'll click
[13:35] {slash} create image. We'll open up our
[13:37] med spa HTML file. We'll click open and
[13:40] then we'll copy the prompt that Claude
[13:43] gave us and we'll paste it in. Now let's
[13:44] see what GPT image comes up with. So
[13:46] again, the purpose of this video is not
[13:48] for you to do exactly what I do. It's
[13:50] for you to kind of get an understanding
[13:51] of what Claude code can do for you. And
[13:53] by understanding all those things you
[13:55] could come up with ways that you can
[13:56] apply to your own business. So let's say
[13:58] you're selling a video editing service
[14:00] or even a plumbing service, you could
[14:01] use these same tactics in order to
[14:03] improve your business and let Claude
[14:05] code do the work for you. So here we go.
[14:07] We give it the med spa lead page and
[14:10] give it the prompt that Claude code came
[14:12] up for us and this is the ad that it
[14:14] came up with. And honestly, it looks
[14:16] pretty good. Your next client just
[14:17] messaged you at 9:00 p.m. Hi, any
[14:20] availability this week for lip filler?
[14:21] We reply in 60 seconds so she books with
[14:24] you. Get a free demo. So you can run
[14:26] these ads the ads and link it to the
[14:28] landing page. Once a med spa owner sees
[14:31] it, they open up the landing page, read
[14:33] through everything Claude wrote for us
[14:35] and they could sign up with our form.
[14:37] Now let's try another one for our real
[14:38] estate agent's website. So we'll copy
[14:40] this right here. We'll open up a new
[14:42] ChatGPT instant, click {slash} images.
[14:44] We'll add the real estate landing page.
[14:47] We got real estate right here. Open and
[14:49] we'll paste in the prompt and press
[14:52] enter. Now once you have a hosting or
[14:54] VPS, this is what you can do. Obviously
[14:56] I'm going to set it up on my laptop just
[14:57] to showcase what it can do for you, but
[15:00] setting it on a VPS is actually more
[15:02] recommended because my laptop obviously
[15:04] turns off and on when I put it in my
[15:05] backpack. So right now we'll do create
[15:07] an automation for Claude code, so a loop
[15:10] or a routine that at 9:00 a.m. every day
[15:13] gives me five new concepts with prompts
[15:16] just like you gave me for the med spa
[15:18] landing page and for the real estate
[15:20] landing page so we can have a ton of ads
[15:22] and keep iterating on our content. Click
[15:25] enter right here. And while it's
[15:27] creating the automation, let's go check
[15:28] out the ad that it gave us. Instant lead
[15:30] engine, 21 times more likely to win a
[15:32] lead when you apply in 5 minutes, not
[15:34] 30. It shows that it works with Zillow,
[15:36] with Facebook, and your website. And it
[15:38] says we answer every lead in 60 seconds
[15:40] automatically. Get a free demo. And then
[15:42] the real estate agent will click onto
[15:44] the landing page that we created, and
[15:46] they could sign up, and then we can
[15:47] reach out to them and get on a sales
[15:49] call or offer them our service. So now
[15:51] that Cloud Code is working on it, you
[15:53] can see that it said running skill slash
[15:55] schedule. So Cloud Code has already
[15:57] built-in skills, which is again those
[15:59] markdown files that I explained earlier.
[16:01] And basically it said create a daily
[16:03] routine that runs at 9:00 a.m. every
[16:05] day, which creates five new Facebook ad
[16:07] content for our business. And there we
[16:09] go, Cloud Code came up with an
[16:11] automation, so we can click allow once,
[16:13] and this allows it to create the
[16:15] scheduled task. And there we go, we have
[16:16] our automation. So as you could see,
[16:18] your daily ad machine is live. Here's
[16:20] the rundown. Every morning at 9:00 a.m.
[16:22] it writes five brand new ad concepts
[16:24] mixing the med spas and real estate with
[16:26] full copy and paste GPT image two
[16:28] prompts in the same style as the 10 we
[16:31] made today. And then it saves them into
[16:33] our desktop. Now, as you could see right
[16:35] here, it runs while the Cloud app is
[16:37] open. That's why you need the hosting or
[16:39] VPS. And once you have this automation
[16:40] set up on the VPS, you can just go and
[16:42] click on the routines in Cloud, and
[16:45] you'll see this daily ad concept
[16:47] automation right here. Now, you can
[16:49] either click run now in order to run it
[16:51] instantly, or the next run is tomorrow
[16:53] at 9:00 a.m. So yeah, VPS is super
[16:55] helpful for this because you don't have
[16:57] to keep your laptop open and the Cloud
[16:59] app running all the time. You can just
[17:00] have it set up in the cloud and just set
[17:02] it and forget it and get the
[17:03] notification every day. So now we
[17:05] covered starting a business from scratch
[17:07] using Cloud, creating a landing page and
[17:09] specific landing pages for the types of
[17:11] clients that you want. And we also
[17:13] covered how to create the top of the ads
[17:15] for it. So all you have to do now is
[17:17] have an actual service working. So,
[17:18] whatever service it is that you're
[17:20] selling, and then you can have the ads
[17:22] bringing in traffic. Traffic goes
[17:24] through the landing page. Landing pages
[17:25] helps you get calls booked, and now
[17:27] you're making money. Very simple. We
[17:29] also covered the skills. So, these are
[17:31] again the markdown files that I
[17:32] mentioned that let Claude code do very
[17:34] specific things over and over again in a
[17:36] specific style. So, these are sets of
[17:38] instructions, and you can also just tell
[17:40] Claude create a skill for creating my
[17:41] ads, and then it'll create a skill that
[17:43] allows it to keep the same style of ads
[17:46] every single time. So, either have it
[17:47] create skills on your own, or you can
[17:49] look up skills for whatever needs that
[17:51] you have. Lastly, the automations with
[17:53] the agent, which help you get rid of any
[17:55] repetitive tasks that you have to do
[17:57] with Claude, and just have it do it on
[17:58] its own on a daily basis. Now, these are
[18:00] just some of the most useful tricks for
[18:02] Claude code that help you run your
[18:03] business. And I think the biggest
[18:05] takeaway is to not think of Claude
[18:07] exactly as a coding tool, but rather a
[18:10] AI teammate, like I said in the
[18:11] beginning. So, simply when you're
[18:12] starting to use Claude code, just give
[18:13] it the right context. Ask it for a plan
[18:15] for whatever you're trying to do. Talk
[18:17] to it in plain English, or paste in some
[18:19] screenshots. And as you test it out,
[18:21] you'll learn how to get creative with
[18:22] different things that it could do, and
[18:24] automate your business and help you out.
[18:25] So, once you understand Claude code, and
[18:27] you want it to run 24/7 on its own, you
[18:29] could use the hosting or VPS with the
[18:31] link down below, and it'll have a
[18:33] complete setup guide to make it
[18:34] extremely easy for you. We make a ton of
[18:36] videos about AI, business, finance, and
[18:39] more. So, if you're trying to use AI to
[18:40] build real things, this is the place to
[18:42] be. If you enjoyed the video, don't
[18:43] forget to comment, like, and subscribe,
[18:45] and let me know down below what you want
[18:47] to see next, and thank you so much for
[18:48] your time. See you in the next one.