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Forget vibe coding. Vibe marketing is printing millionaires faster than any time in history, and I'm going to teach you exactly how to do it. If you're new here, my name's Makayla, and after I sold my last startup, I started a venture studio called L7V. And in this video, I'm going to teach you our internal AI marketing playbook. This is everything we've learned from our fastest growing portfolio companies that we're also using to grow our own startups in-house. Like, this is it. It's the full sauce. So, just watch this entire video. It's free. And here's the kicker: you don't even need to write code. You don't even need to know AI. I'm giving you the exact prompts, the exact models, the exact tools on my screen. So, let's get started. So, the first thing you want to do when you're coming up with a business idea is to find proven evidence that a market for your product exists. The best way to do this is not to just stare at a wall and think, "Oh, what do people need?" It's to go look at research. Go look at evidence. In this case, we're going to shortcut a lot of that by using a free software called appmagic.rocks. You can sign up. I'm just using the free version, and I'll show you how I use it. So, here we've loaded, and you can see these are the top apps worldwide based on revenue and things like that. So, rather than just guessing, this allows me to see what businesses are already crushing it, so I can get inspiration for what I want to build. So, I'll go in, I'll choose some random settings. Let's say I want to do iPhone App Store and education in the US for the month of June. I look at the top grossing. Um, and I start to see some trends here. Like, oh interesting. Picture This, Plant Identifier, number two top grossing in the US on the App Store. Number nine, PlantNet Plant Identifier, also, you know, in the top 10 grossing apps in the US. I'm seeing some trends here, and you can see that this is actually growing. It's up two spots. So, clearly there's something going on here. So, I'm going to go in and click Picture This. And look at this app a bit more. So, I can see in the last 30 days, they've done more than 10 million dollars in revenue. Lifetime revenue looks to be over $500 downloads in the last 30 days over 2 million downloads. So, this is like a real business. I've never heard of this business. I've never seen this business before, but I can already tell you like these guys are crushing it. So, now I want to try to build something that is not going to be a one-to-one competitor of this, but I want to say this is a category that's hot. Can I create a new blue ocean in this hot category? So, I'm really liking what I'm seeing here. So, I'm going to see if I can build a blue ocean within this sort of plant identifier niche. So, to do this, I'm going to use Claude. You go to claude.com/download, click download for Mac OS. And when you open it, we'll get something like this. So, now I've got my Claude desktop app set up. We're actually going to go to code, although we are not going to be coding anything. Claude's going to be coding some things. We're going to be copying and pasting prompts. I'll try to explain what they do so that you can also learn from these. So, I've gone ahead and set this up as kind of like a brand new Claude instance. I don't want to bring any of those sort of workflows and bias that I'm normally using. I want this to be like from scratch essentially so I can do it live with you. All I've done is I've made this empty folder where we're going to be working and then we're going to start from here. So, now I'm going to go to our first prompt. I'm literally just going to copy and paste this into Claude and let it start working. And by the way, don't worry about writing down these prompts. We're just going to put them all for free on our website at l7v.com/ai. We'll have all the latest prompts so you can literally just copy and paste them, follow along. And the prompt basically says, "Hey, I want to build a competitor to this app and specifically I'm looking for a blue ocean in this category." So, I'm going to paste in the URL of the App Magic app that I found. It's going to have all the information. And that's it. I'm just going to send this in and let Claude start working its magic. Because we're giving Claude really good inputs in terms of data as well as structured ways that we want it to think about things, it can actually do a lot of the heavy lifting for us. So, you can see it's going to do the external research and then it's going to find some blue ocean ideas for us. And I've asked it for five because you still need to use human judgment in this process. It's going to give me five, and maybe I might look at that and say, "You know, I think this one will be the best." And that's going to be our next prompt once this finishes. All right, so you can see the research is coming in. It's done so much for me automatically because I've given it the right prompt. So, you can see it's already identified the market is $1.5 billion a year. That's in revenue for these apps, growing 8.8% year over year, so $2.9 billion by 2033. And it's even broken down all the apps, the business models, the whole thing. This used to take like weeks alone just for this research. And now it's giving me five different potential blue ocean ideas. The first idea that is just going to kill my pet or kid safety app. I don't love that idea. This is where the human judgment comes in. Looking through, we've got like a Shazam gamified outdoor AI garden designer. I like this one actually, and it's specifically why it went on social because you're going to have these amazing before and after transformations, which is, as it points, the single most viral content format, and we want things that are going to be really like organically viral as well as paid viral for our ads. So, I'm going to go with number three. So, again, literally going to the AI playbook, copy-paste the prompt in, and you can see like the prompt has everything you need. So, it says number blank. Sounds amazing. We're going to say number three sounds amazing. Take that and transform it into a full product spec, etc., etc., etc., and then save it in our documentation folder. Click enter. Claude's running again. I'd probably go grab a coffee at this point, check in with my wife, see how she's doing, and you know, just enjoy life. That's the whole point, right? AI does the work, we get to have a bit more fun in life. We shouldn't be glued to our desks just waiting on these AI models to do things. We can actually give them very intelligent prompts and then go get on with our lives. That's how we're operating at L7V and we're growing faster than ever by using these tools properly. All right, so our product spec is done. This is where human judgment comes in again. I'm going to click it. I'm actually going to read through. Okay, we've got the one-liner, we've got the strategic foundation, we've got the target users, look and feel, color palette, typography, visual style, core functionality. Everything is here, including the viral highlights, which we're going to use for our ads. So, just in like the seven minutes I've been doing this, I've already done honestly like weeks and weeks and weeks of work. And if there's anything that you want to change, you can just type to Claude and you can say, "Hey, you can say like, 'Hey, I like this, but maybe change XYZ and let's try,' etc." So, you're going to work with that a bit, get to a spec where you actually feel like, "Hey, this is a pretty sick product." All right, so no