[00:03] knowledge you can get on the topic of creating AI videos and AI series. Uh, I'm sure most of you, I think, haven't seen this connection, haven't seen [00:16] this mechanism, how to create it, because, well, uh, for the most part, usually, like me and influencers, bloggers say: "You need to go into this neural network, make a script, go into this neural network, take a photo, make an animation here. [00:29] In short, you need to get to a bunch of things in order to create one video. But the platform that I found for myself and which I really immerse myself in every day , studying different [00:45] there are, yes, that is, I'm surprised, although it's hard to surprise me, but for 4 years, yes, a few words about myself, for almost 4 years I've been doing this, social networks, this was physical production until a [00:59] certain time, about 3.2 years. And only relatively recently we discovered AI production. That is, we have all our knowledge on promoting business experts We transferred it to AI. And our very first case, guys, we reached 43,000 people in an audience for a [01:14] real estate agency in 13 publications. It was a shock to me. Ah, I realized that this is a great story in terms of how [01:27] it breaks through banner blindness. Ah, it is possible to quickly build you didn’t have accounts. Today, you have an account, and in a week, a month, you’ve built an audience within your niche, right? That is, you can, of course, make [01:41] cartoons there, like those bananas, strawberries, please, yes, for some reason unknown to me, they still work and these videos are successful, yes, but I still want to draw your attention to more promising [01:56] areas, yes, and we’ll analyze them today . What are the general methods of monetization, like when you create something for yourself. So, let me know now, which niche we’ll take from the popular ones on [02:10] social networks, which They're moving forward, I do n't know, fitness, nutrition, psychology. Write down the niche we'll be focusing on now, and I'll show you step-by-step how a [02:26] communicating with you there, that's how long we'll be creating it. So, there we go, and at the end, answers to questions. Let's do this, guys, at the end, answers to questions. Uh, well, we'll be communicating with you periodically. Fitness, training, health, trading. [02:40] Trading is so broad that you can trade anything. There's bananas, people. Yeah. What else do we have there? Health, fishing, horoscopes, psychology, crypto exchange, training. Training for what? That's also, well, too broad a topic. [02:53] Psychology, hypnotherapy, fitness, real estate, cartoons, weight loss, sports. Health, health. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, let's take an example, uh, the example of the fitness industry, Okay. [03:09] Or psychology. Let's take the base, yes, let's take psychology. This is the easiest, like, well, basically, any niche. Real estate psychology we'll figure it out. So, what are we doing? I'll [03:23] turn on the screen sharing now so you can see all of this too. Mm, so, so, we just have people knocking on the door at the same time. [03:35] So, so, uh, poo-poo-poo-poo, how do you share a screen like that? There, that's it, I found it. Let's go. So, the screen, I think, is visible, right? - Hey, show me, Alexander, there's a [03:47] up. Can you see it fine, everything is clear, right? Handsome, thanks. You'll be my reference point, what did I understand, can you see it or not ? Here's the platform, actually, yes. We go in, look, I immediately tell you, I just [04:00] remove as much water as possible. That's all, that's what kind of water there is, we'll do everything We're removing it. What are we doing with you? We have two ways. The first, the very first step, guys, is when we've to promote. Well, that means creating an account from scratch, which we can [04:16] some, yes, for example, an entrepreneur. Here's the psychology niche. There are a ton of psychologists. You can build up an account, go to a psychologist, and say, "I can sell it to you." Yes, it costs some money. An active audience comes through [04:30] organic traffic, through referrals. There, if he has some kind of product, he keep it for yourself, yes, and create your own product and promote it too, please. You can do it turnkey, as a service. You can use it for your business [04:44] , if you're an entrepreneur, right? So, there are a lot of tools, really a implemented? It's just a question of your architecture. So, who do you have here, right? There's no point if you're watching [04:59] I just see Zaur there. Something, well, I do n't know, maybe someone is doing something. point in being here and doing something else at the same time. I need to doing something else at the same time. I need to [05:13] look at what I'm doing with maximum focus right now. Okay, I'll see everyone here now. Okay, let's go. So, psychology. Let's go to this little neural network. I've already prepared it in advance. Oh, well, I'll demonstrate it to you so it's clearer. [05:26] use the second option. I'll also show you what this option is now. Here in this tab is AI search. See? AI search. We go here. [05:38] search. We go here. Okay, we'll remove it and simply type in "psychologist," yes, you can find relationships between a man and a woman, anything. That is, there are a ton of areas in psychology, narcissism, [05:51] relationships between a man and a woman, separation from parents, yes, a ton of everything. Click the "find" button. My recommendation: search abroad. You see, English My recommendation: search abroad. You see, English and Spanish. Look for foreign ones to [06:05] re-adapt. But Russian is also possible, in principle, unique video from scratch. Here you go , 1.8 million views. Just [06:17] look, 1.8 million views. The video was posted yesterday. The thesis is very important. Look, for some reason our guy says, "I'll create [06:32] something unique." Here I have an idea. Wow, I want to create it." This creative spirit is driving you. It has nothing to do with this . Just remove it from the word completely. Why? Because you, and most likely, [06:44] have no knowledge of dramaturgy and screenwriting. You have never written a script for a million views. The question is: why do this? Yes, you can [06:56] take something effective, something that has proven its, well, that is, effectiveness, yes, it turns out to be a tautology, take it, tweak it, improve it you know, and make such and such a result. [07:11] Oh, just a second, right now I just want to understand, for some please turn it off, the microphones are interfering with everything a little. Damn, I hear some kind of rustling, I don't understand from whom. I'll turn it off for everyone. [07:28] understand from whom. I'll turn it off for everyone. Okay, turn it off. Turn it off. Okay. Okay, turn it off. Turn it off. Okay. Turn it off. Thank you. So, Turn it off. Thank you. So, so, tsa, we're going to This video. [07:41] so, tsa, we're going to This video. We go to this video. And there are events. We can create, or rather, take the scenario that is here. Yes, we can simply follow this [07:55] video. We are redirected to TikTok. We going to disconnect now, because I do have personal correspondence there. I won't correspondence there. I won't show Telegram. This bot, guys. [08:10] Savebot. A free bot for this very thing, like, downloading any video. That is, from Instagram, a social network banned in the Russian Federation, yes, TikTok doesn't matter, right? So, I uploaded it here, and [08:24] return the demo back so you can see everything. see everything. And so, it means share. We click share. Here, in fact, is our video, yes, which has garnered 1,800,000 views [08:40] . We go to our platform, We go to our platform, click chat, and why the clock? Because spend more credits. The cost of implementing one video, by the way, using my link, [08:53] . So, you can create your first video, and you'll get 15,000 credits for create and try, but all other things being equal, the cost of [09:05] but all other things being equal, the cost of implementing a video, just think about it. 100, implementing a video, just think about it. 100, 150 to 300, 500 rubles, depending on, well, how many scenes you have in the video and so on. Previously, [09:19] have in the video and so on. Previously, to make videos like this, you had to pay tens of thousands of rubles to some studio. Now it can be done in 15 minutes studio. Now it can be done in 15 minutes and for pennies. Really. Pennies. [09:31] Note, you should have a text tab here, right? The text is at the top, see? Great. Click the plus sign and upload our video here. [09:43] Why some videos? Upload it here, videos? Upload it here, write a prompt, which I can give you after a call. That is. Yes, well, write it there under the last post, I'll send it to you. [09:57] But in general, look, so it's super easy now. Yeah, just super easy now. Yeah, just a second, and I'll come back, my prompt is here. Ah, pooh-pooh-pooh. [10:14] Ah, coming back. Screen sharing. Click here. Paste this prompt. It's actually very simple here. That is, you need to, it says here, make a copy exactly, replace the characters with [10:29] Russian-speaking people, make the characters caricatures and so on. Anyway, you can pick up the prompt later. Click send, the button and wait. While we wait, let's ask questions. What questions do you have? And [10:44] unique ones, if you try to make, like, a Zoom user, I don't know your real name. I was just talking about this, precisely I was just talking about this, precisely on the topic of what's the point of [10:56] if you, uh, didn't have, like, There are no precedents for creating videos with a million views. And, well, if your goal is to achieve in a niche like psychology, fitness, law, real estate, whatever, whether it's based [11:11] on jokes, whatever, anything at all, then ? Today, in my closed TGE meetings, a [11:23] well, not exactly arguing, but there was a discussion, discussion, and I'm kind of saying, well, and I'm kind of saying, well, what's the point? I mean, why are you drawn to [11:36] creativity if your goal is to achieve results? I honestly can't understand. Maybe someone can explain it here. So, you can work from a phone? Carefully rewatch the recorded broadcast afterwards . And so, that means discipline. [11:51] just not as convenient with a phone. I'm used to it from a computer. To do. In principle, it's possible, right? I mean, well, it's just a little more inconvenient. So everything's on a small screen. Oh, please write, after the broadcast the links are still in the [12:05] by the way. You can, I don't know, if you haven't seen it, go there, follow along. So, let's see what we've created here. Let's go back to our air storyboard, right? Here we have [12:17] the series ready, right? That is, we have the video ready, remember the one we sent you. That is, while I was chatting with you , we have the text ready. We are transferred to the next page, where we click one button at a time, by pressing " [12:32] create characters", we create characters with you. Let's continue If anyone has questions, if anyone wants to turn on the microphone, ask a question while come on in. Maybe you have some questions, I'll be happy to [12:47] answer them. Here, Alexander is sitting like this. Come on, Alexander, just turn on the mic again. Do you have a question, perhaps? Yeah, I don't really have any questions, because I'm a complete newbie at this. [13:00] because I'm a complete newbie at this. You're the first link I've followed, and this is just the first video in this field, in this niche that I'm first-grader in his first lesson, I have no questions. [13:13] Brilliant. You've come to the right place at the right time, as they say, as they say, because, um, it's easier than creating I don't know how long I've been working on content. Right now, probably, well, it will [13:26] probably be even easier, but right now, the simplest thing we've experienced together, I'm honestly constantly in shock, because while we're chatting, we've created one character, a young man, and [13:38] we've created a girl. Do you remember what our reference was? Yeah, what our reference was? It all looked like this. So. So, it would be possible to create the same little person, but then why would it be purely, well, like copy-paste, [13:51] right? Right. We don't need that. We can create any characters. Here we've created, like, real people in 3D pixels, just the style. Next, what do we do? We press the button [14:08] what do we do? We press the button to create the first frames. And look, this is usually how it goes: go here to the neural network, create frames here, then go here, animate here. Everything is here in one place, guys, everything in one place. [14:23] That's why, if you work, for example, for hire, here's what I would do in your place, if I wanted to, well, stop working for hire, let's say, income for myself, I would go to my boss, and you, [14:36] most likely, have a boss who is responsible for marketing, for, uh, receiving applications, that is, well, he is responsible for this whole thing, for marketing. I would I came to him and said: "Look, I can do this. Let me [14:49] make videos for our company on social networks." and agree on a fairly reasonable amount. You can, well, I recommend it, but not for less than 5,000 rubles. Sell such videos, not for less [15:02] rubles. Sell such videos, not for less than 5,000 rubles. Because, listen, than 5,000 rubles. Because, listen, well, let's, let's do it this way, I have a well, let's, let's do it this way, I have a service for creating a turnkey series, [15:14] we already have a reputation in the market and so on. 400,000 rubles. 400,000 rubles. Do you understand? [15:26] Do you understand? Therefore, ah, well, it includes 12 episodes for 400,000 rubles. I do not recommend you sell it cheaper. Dumping is the worst possible thing you can do. We have [15:38] some first scenes ready, yes, such photos, as we speak. . Can I ask a question? It is necessary while the video is being generated. Great. I'm interested, You said there's [15:54] some Telegram channel, and there's training. So, let's say, you can join the no training. There's no training. Remember what I told you, guys? When did you get on this broadcast? It's a [16:08] matrix breakdown. You've ended up on a broadcast where they're not selling you training. They're just giving it to you. Well, I mean, it's clear that I'm not going to coddle everyone and, well, you know, yes, this is kind of my time, but I can give you this kind of [16:24] answer them now. I periodically hold similar broadcasts on my Telegram channel. I just don't know how you got on this broadcast, if not through Telegram. There you go. Uh, so, probably [16:36] you want to work with me personally, I don't know. Well, I mean, well, like, I work on a special offer. I just don't want to talk about it right now. It's a just don't want to talk about it right now. It's a [16:50] in short, right now the gist That's not it. So, guys, ah, this is what it looks like. Well, how do you like the quality? Look. Well, it's very cool. It's frame-by-frame, right, is he It's frame-by-frame. That is, he made a storyboard first of all from the photo. Look, what's [17:05] the bottom, when you go down, look, here you see the narrator, that is, there is already text here, that is, the text is already written here. If you, for example, didn't like something in [17:18] generated correctly, you go here and look at the prompt. What's written here? A young man stands hunched over under streams of fiery red water. In his chest you can see a broken icy heart, which is slowly melting. There are clouds of steam around him [17:31] which is slowly melting. There are clouds of steam around him . 2D cartoon style. He typed a little here. This is 3D Pixar after all. There. And if you don't , well, like either deleting something, or You add something. That's it [17:46] . I recommend using static frames in video prompts everywhere, because sometimes it spins the video like that. That is, if you don't tell it this thing, no matter how good it turns out, it looks ugly. So, [17:59] we only have to generate one or two photos, Therefore, well, it's much easier than running from one application to another in Syntax. That's not the right word. Syntax is an [18:13] absolutely inconvenient thing for me. I used it. This is what we're it. This is what we're showing now, it's cheaper Yes. Question. I wanted to duplicate this too. Here's [18:27] Elena. She asked a good question, she says. She also wrote that I made videos with a million views, they caught the attention of a foreign audience. But the problem is Oh, in most cases, how to [18:39] make money from this. That is, it's some kind of advertising from someone, some kind of rates or something directly on order already It's possible to do this if you have your own channel about it. A great question, actually, [18:52] about how to make money from a foreign audience. That's definitely not the topic of this call, not this broadcast. I'll be holding it, where we'll talk about how to generate AI [19:04] influencers for a foreign audience here, thanks to this platform. That is, look, you've probably seen it, so now I'll just show you a reference so you understand. Or maybe you because everyone's feed, as they say, is set up differently, yes, [19:17] so I'll show you a reference now, and you'll tell me whether you've seen it or not. Okay, let's go. Yeah. Here. And I have it in my saved files, yeah, for example, yeah, from the last one there's [19:31] this granny in secret. Build your house in secret, and then celebrate with friends. house in secret, and then celebrate with friends. Yeah, yeah, such a lot. Look, this granny got this video, like, 100,000 views. Let's go to this old [19:46] 100,000 views. Let's go to this old lady, Zhanel Bakt. Zhanel Bakt. She has an lady, Zhanel Bakt. Zhanel Bakt. She has an audience of 30,000. "Long-term construction, travel, love life." For questions about collaboration, please contact her on [20:00] WhatsApp. Most likely." Well, one of the possible scenarios is that you can sell a mini-product for 9-15 bucks per audience, ah, foreign, and you can do this in our segment too. I've also seen formats there that, you know, uh, [20:16] Amazon. We have Aoon, and they have Amazon, yes, it's an international Amazon, yes, it's an international platform, in short. And there are these various AI , they sell dietary supplements. They just have a referral link to some baht [20:30] on Amazon, and they drive traffic there. This can also be done through this By the way, excuse me, Janelle Bakt is one of my Oh, yeah, funny. Yeah. They [20:44] recently showed me just how they drive an audience there, but before that they had another one, but it was blocked for some reason. Well, now, if we're talking about the banned Gram, then I myself am [20:58] actively banned for the fourth time. Account. I'm just , sending documents and so on. That's fine. You just need to properly warm up your account and have a network of them, yes, that is, more than one. But in general, [21:12] you just kind of, if you think about it, , who sells something, yes. As for all sorts of cartoons or, for example, series for some niches, well, in my [21:28] personal opinion, again, it's not the best, it's just that there are many ways to monetize it, including, well, if you don't, for example, if you say: "I'm only for the fitness industry, or I'm only for psychologists, or I'm [21:42] only for someone else," and you do it for them, you'll kind of, you know, build yourself up, because when you do it for everyone, well, it's a bit complicated, yes, but when you build yourself up and you do it for a specific niche and you come [21:57] already have a case like this, like this one in your niche, I know it like the back of my hand." We've had a variety of cases in production for four years , but mostly crazy number of cases. We got 620,000 subscribers there in four [22:11] months. That's our most popular case. And this is what we did. And so, a lot of real estate comes to us. That's how it looks. So what do we do with you And what can they ban you for? I'll follow that at the end of the question. What do we do [22:26] Animate. That's it, we click the animate button. Basically, while it's animating now, let me answer the question about what can get you banned for now. VPN, if you use different VPNs, [22:40] if you have some links to, well, in your bio, to some third-party obscure services and so on, when you, well, then Well, yeah, you need to read the user agreement in more detail, but in general, ah, now because they [22:55] implemented this AI thing, that is, it's not people checking and banning people, but a robot checking, and it's kind of messing up , they haven't , so now tens of thousands of accounts have [23:09] just been lost. It just happened to be there, and now, well, they're sort of, well, sorting this thing out. And can you unban them, right? So, you're sitting there, chatting, and they offered me $2,500 to [23:21] unban you. Well, yeah, I don't really want that. Uh, well, . That's exactly what I was talking about 5 minutes ago That's exactly what I was talking about 5 minutes ago . The answer is yes. The answer is yes. [23:36] I'll show you now, while it's loading here. By the way, you can exit this from this series, cartoon, and, like, at any time. Everything will be saved, that is, well, as if not bothering at all. [23:51] I'll now show you this, as an example of an AI avatar, what this, as an example of an AI avatar, what was done, yes, using the [24:03] investment and finance niche as an example. Here's what was done. Look at how many different cartoons I have there. Realism, anime, noir style there. Realism, anime, noir style in general, well, you can do anything. [24:15] Ah, so-so, so-so, so-so, so-so, so-so, so-so. I'm Threads on Pro? Do you use Threads [24:30] to drive audiences? To be honest, I haven't gotten around to it yet, but everything seems to be driving well for me . Here, by the way, is what I wanted to show. Here, uh, there are, in short, a lot of [24:43] different old men who talk about finance. This is what the old man I made looks like. And, by the way, it's even cheaper than same picture, yes, that is, well, the photo is the same, it's just the [24:58] actually looks. Why do billionaires live in hotels? And not think they're rich enough to buy mansions. So why pay rent to a hotel? Because hotels are actually cheaper than [25:10] owning real estate, if you understand the rules of the tax game and so on, right? I mean, well, like, and the voice, by the way, what's cool is, at the end you can to change the voice, and there are already built-in voices by Lev Laps. This is [25:24] . Ah, so, that means we're returning. I answered the demonstrated that yes. Can you put your avatar there ? Yes, of course, of course, of course you can. [25:40] So, oops, I went somewhere wrong just now. Uh, what we did last. And which card is it paid for with? Via Can I pay with a Russian card? Yes, I can. So, let's go back here. [25:54] We already have this first scene ready. Why do some people wash themselves in water that feels like boiling water? And they stand under it for too long. Well, actually, here too, it's stuck; it didn't generate. We [26:06] just press "repeat." This boiling water pouring onto the shoulders isn't This boiling water pouring onto the shoulders isn't just water. It's often a substitute for a hug. just water. It's often a substitute for a hug. [26:20] , it will give . And here, when this entire video is generated, we simply press "export," and it automatically stitches all the frames together into one video. The only thing you can do afterwards is [26:34] go to CCK, trim some pauses, or if you're not happy with the voice, you can also change the background voice. In principle, this is also easy to do. Under the this is also easy to do. Under the audio tab. Press here. There's a [26:49] text-to-speech button here. And so, I generated some, well, for different tasks. And the text itself that he speaks, Yes, of course. There, right there, [27:04] right? Here, this is how the text looks, sounds, more precisely. Expecting a narcissist to say an adequate and mature goodbye is a big mistake. Here you can choose any voice, female, male. Here you enter the text, [27:17] generate the voice, click, and the text is ready for you if you don’t like it. Will it also generate your own voice? Can it be cloned? You can simply record your voice in the background. There. And if we go back to the [27:32] question that was asked about replacing some text there and so on, this is where the announcer happens. You see, right here. Here see, right here. Here you click on the pencil and [27:44] write here, well, what you need him to say or remove it. Well, nothing complicated, really. There’s this thing in every scene . Here are [27:58] the questions being generated for now. Go ahead and ask them. I As you said at the beginning, where are the videos you watch that get tons of views so you can download them, [28:13] right? It's a Libonsi app, well, Wotnsi, yes, AI search, or right on the platform itself, by the way, you can do that. What I'm saying is that I rediscover this platform every day. Cool. Look, there's an "Agents" tab. [28:29] And here, under the "Agents" tab, there's another interesting tab. It's called "Trend," right? " Trend Radar Rider." I don't know. I mean, [28:41] well, my English isn't great there. Well, in short, ah, and here you can also just type in, uh, a niche, psychology, and it will give you videos. [28:53] You just put the video in the safebot, download it, well, and then just press " prompt," which I just happened to have on someone's sound again, I didn't understand. Please turn off the sound, guys. You come in, but you're making [29:07] noise. Why is that? Let's go back. Got it, right? So, you can use the search here in the agents. Trend radar. Agents, right? Trendra. Okay. Let's go back [29:23] to the storyboard. Let's see what it generated here. telling it from a certain angle now. You can create, I don't know, there's an example, say, parents want some kind of gift for their child's birthday. A [29:38] gift in the form of a video, yes, you can create a video with the child, please, sell options, like, how to monetize this, there are a lot of options, you ever wondered why some people take such a [29:51] hot shower that there's no oxygen left in the bathroom ? There. Uh, the scene is ready here. A couple of here are not yet. Sometimes it A couple of here are not yet. Sometimes it slows down. Well, neural networks do [30:04] that. That's it. While it's loading, give us your questions and we'll slowly finish it. Uh, we have something like that today. Yes, please. Tell me, do you have a recording in [30:18] Will this session be on the Telegram channel? I hope it will be saved. Yes, Yes, I suppose I will have to watch it about 10 more times. Well, by the way, yesterday, uh, [30:32] my fitness instructor, and I decided to brush him up on this topic. give him some advice, because I'm also a fitness instructor and now I'm, well, premium segments and all that, so it was very interesting. [30:45] After I spent half an hour explaining this technology to him, at the end I ask him a question, I say: "Sasha." Oh, by the way, is your name Sasha too? I say: "Sasha, how are you?" He's just like , damn, his mind is spinning, but [30:58] , damn, his mind is spinning, but he's like, how old is he, 45 plus, maybe almost 50, I do n't know. Well, in general, it's a bit difficult. But, adaptability, yes, if you don't You see, how it works. And there are two options, [31:13] yes. I have a lot of friends who are like, "Yeah, I've heard of GPT chat, I've heard of Nerone, I've heard of this, like, five-tenths." I say, "And use it for is, like, everyday things, taking pictures of their refrigerators, what they have, like, " [31:27] Make me a meal," yeah, like, what can I cook based on what's in my refrigerator. It's like, there's no competition in this area, guys, just understand. Most people just, well, they've [31:40] heard, they don't know, they don't use it, because it's new. Anything new causes stress for the body, and people don't go for it. That's why I always recommend everyone to develop one skill - adaptability. [31:54] Adaptability. When you're in a situation of uncertainty right now, what's happening in the world is just crazy. In this situation, the coolest and most key skill is adaptability, the ability to quickly [32:06] re-adapt, to learn something something new. So, you learned about it today. And the second problem is defocus, when you're unfocused, when you're like, "Damn, this is the topic, this is the topic, this is the topic." And you fall into [32:20] the trap of realizing after a few months that, damn, I tried this and that, and in the end, I didn't get anything done, right? So topic, for example, what I told you today, and just [32:33] obsess over it. Obsess over it until you get results. And results, if you get involved, turn on your brain, and, well, really pay attention to everything, then in a month or two you'll get results [32:49] you never even dreamed of. That's why I recommend you play this game, actually. Oh, one more question, yes, apparently, please. Have they ever [33:02] please. Have they ever made such long videos for YouTube channels? Yes, that's a feature too. I'd like to make long videos for my YouTube channel. My recommendation, if I were to make them, is that there's a [33:14] trick to it, like animation— it'll be a bit expensive. Well, the videos will actually be quite expensive . You can use what I call a tricky system. We just leave the photos. But in Capcat, [33:27] when we're editing, we just use photos, and you and so on. It'll feel like a video. Just voiceover, video. Just voiceover, like, 2D anime style. [33:41] like, 2D anime style. Please, you can do that. . That's how I understand it, like,