AI Agents in Performance Marketing: Pipelines, Ad Generation, and UGC Workflows

If you're anything like me, you want to figure out how you can use AI agents to go and get you customers, that make you money, that build high ROI, that could just take your company and make it a successful thing. But how do you actually do it? What are the workflows? How do you think about the skill files? How do you use Cloud Code and GrokBot to actually do all these things? Well, in today's episode, this is a full-on masterclass for how you can do that. We have Cody Schneider, and he takes you step-by-step in the most clear way I think I've ever heard for how you can be a marketing engineer, basically a fancy way to use AI agents to do marketing on your behalf, so you can make money 24/7. We learn how to do static ads. We learn how to do AI UGC. We learn just all sorts of things around paid media, AI content, how to do it. So, by the end of this episode, you're going into 2027, understanding how to be the top 0.1% marketing engineer on the planet. Because, let's be real, a lot of people don't know how to use these tools. A lot of people don't know how to pipeline data into this. A lot of people don't know how to put the full picture together to actually create gorgeous content, gorgeous ads that are going to get you paid. But, I got good news for you, you're listening to this. This is 100% free. Like, comment, and subscribe for more, and I'll see you at the end of the episode. [Music] Greg Isenberg: What's up, Cody? By the end of this episode, what are people going to learn? Cody Schneider: Totally. I'm going to teach you how to make GrokBot the best marketer in the world, top 1%, or your Cloud Code, doesn't matter what harness that you're using. And then the other thing that you're going to walk away from is you're going to know how to make static ads that are on-brand, that are talking to the pain points and desired outcomes of your target customer. And then we're going to make UGC avatar ads that look real, that talk real, that have motion graphics over the top of it. That entire workflow is going to be just, yeah, skill files that you have access to. They're literally in the description below. Give it to your agent and it can go and do this work. So, that's what they're going to walk away with, G. Greg Isenberg: Okay, so you're going to teach people about how to use AI to make static ads, video ads, all these create, you know, I've seen just go viral, all these like AI influencer type ads. I also want to know how I can layer on human beings into these videos. You think you can also, let, let us know about how to do that? Cody Schneider: Absolutely. Yeah, I'm, we'll talk through like how do you basically make the coordination layer that enables, you know, a person with a GrokBot, or a GrokBot itself to like be this creator manager using a tool like Tribe or SideShift, um, to actually, like do, you know, the UGC production. Or layer in the human, that's the gate of like, "Hey, I need this human involvement before any of this goes live," where that human taste is added to the process, to the workflow, um, rather than it just being this totally autonomous thing. So how do you co-work with this, but solve the labor problem for yourself, so you don't have to have a graph designer, you don't have to have a video editor, you don't have to have a sales development rep. Uh, you go down the list, all of these pieces can basically be handled and solved. Greg Isenberg: So this is the advice that if you had a 17-year-old son, and your 17-year-old son had built a startup and they had no customers, and you know, you sat, you sat him down and you said, "Son, I'm going to teach you in under an hour everything you need to know about how you can use AI agents to create ads, um, and create content that is going to get you customer." Is that, is that what we're talking about right now? Cody Schneider: That is exactly what we're talking about. Ads are one of the most high-leverage things that you can do to get initial traction, and also to validate an idea, if you have a business idea that you're trying to get, uh, like to see if the market wants, uh, that, this is the way to, to basically make the media that's necessary to sell that product or advertise that product, right? Um, this is the exact thing that I would teach somebody. Once you do it this way, you will never go back. You will never do it the other way, because it feels archaic to do it any other way than this, once you are in the weeds and basically, you know, building out these solutions. So, Greg Isenberg: Thank you, Father. Let's get into it. [Laughter] Cody Schneider: Alright, let's jump in. So first off, I just want to talk about this a little bit deeper, and I don't know if you want to bring up that diagram that we were kind of working on right before this, uh, Greg, of like what is happening in this category. So the, the big unlock, and I think the, the, you know, the mind shift that I want you to get into here of what, what is changing is, you know, historically, if I wanted to go and make for example a static ad, right? I would have to go and get a graphic designer [Laughter] and I would have to go and like do the copywriting, ideate off of, you know, here's these different angles, desired outcomes, pain points that I want to, to focus on. Um, now instead, that is just code and tokens that are being burned, right? And so all marketing is just going to this. Like all marketing is now just code. It's just software and tokens. And so when you look at, you know, an static image for ads that you generate, when you look at, uh, you know, a C-Dance video that you create where, before I used to hire, an A, like an avatar, you're sorry, hire a UGC creator to make this. And then have a video editor to edit it, and then have a motion graphics designer to do the motion graphics, right? That whole thing is just stacked, that work is now handled by a GrokBot, or a Cloud Code, or a Dot, or what, whatever it is that you're using. There's, you know, all these different, uh, uh, uh, vehicles for this coming out. But I, I think the big thing I want you to understand is that that labor that was necessary previously, is no longer gone. Like you, there's a renaissance that's happening in long-form video editing. I imagine your editor, Greg, is starting to already do this where, like you can literally use a software called Mirage Tesseract, um, and it will go and one-shot edit, you know, a podcast that's an hour and 30 minutes long. It'll cut out the silence, they'll cut out the takes, it'll like put it in frames, it will do the edits of like showing the screen when it's appropriate, does the active speaker identification. All of this work that, that used to be a human on a computer, we can now get agents to do this. I did not think it was going to get here this fast, like to be totally blunt. Like I did not think long-form video editing, or like a YouTube video editing, was going to get here, uh, you know, this year, but here we are. And I think that today like, I, the the big thing I want you to understand is that all of the work that used to be a, uh, you know, a human touching keys, moving the mouse, that is now, that can now be agents that are basically doing, doing, uh, this work. But you have to give those agents, like when I say agents, like you have to give your GrokBot, your Cloud Code, whatever it is that you're using, all of the necessary like infrastructure that it needs to be able to do that work, right? You have to, how I've been describing is you have to make like an environment for it that is like healthy for it, to be like to work, right? It's like this Petri dish that's like, you know, cozy in the Higa and whatever, right? That like it, it, it can basically like thrive in. And so to do that, what you need is you need to provide it data. So access to your business data. You need to provide it, uh, access to tools. So tools when I say that, that's like API calls to, uh, you know, a ChatGPT image 2.5 endpoint, or API calls to C-Dance, or API calls to, uh, you know, you want to scrape your competitors' ad library. We're going to do all of this today, but this is like, you know, that's what I mean when I say tools. And then the other piece is you need to give it access to your ad platforms, for example, your Facebook ads, your Google ads, your website's, you know, CMS so that it can actually go and publish that content, uh, that it produces or are are, get the final product, you know, into the wild, actually, you know, into into public. So, that's kind of the high-level. Any questions about that I can try to answer before we jump into this and actually, build these builds? Greg Isenberg: I mean, the only thing I want to just say is, you're, the whole everything is for you to do that job. Like your job now, person listening, is to basically build the system that Cody is describing, the Petri dish that Cody is talking about, the machine around all these models, agents, uh, the machine around, uh, uh, contexts, the machine around, you know, Evals, that whole thinking is the job of the person who's building a business in 2027. If you actually care about it getting customers on day one. Cody Schneider: Exactly. And I, I think that this is again like this shift that's starting to happen is like, get out of the way of the agents. Like, you are actually in the way. [Laughter] Like your, your job is to be a conductor. There's this running meme, right, on social media of like the best, like, the most effective employees will be people who played StarCraft, which is this like game where you would coordinate, you know, swarms of actions and like, you know, it's basically, uh, it's that same philosophy that we're applying here. But, um, okay. So, how do you actually do this? I'm going to talk about the open-source version that you can like monkey-patch together, uh, if you want to basically build everything that I, uh, you, you know, you need for these agents. The the other thing, uh, that I'm going to, uh, talk about is then, okay, how do you get started today? If you're like an hour from now, you want to do this exact thing, how do you go and, you know, get this basically live and into the wild. So first off, on the, uh, open-source infrastructure, uh, if you, uh, let's solve the data problem first. So on the data problem side, you can use a, a, software called Airbyte, uh, and so you need to build two things. You need to build uh basically a data pipeline and a data warehouse. Why do I need to build these things? If you're just querying against the APIs of the, uh, your ad channels or, you know, any of the other solutions that you're doing, you're going to run into the same problems where it's like a massive amount of data that are all going into context, and the agent is very likely to hallucinate on this. Or what it's going to go do is it's going to write its own like database locally and try to stuff all that data into there. But then you run into like these deduplication errors and all these pieces. So how do you solve this? You use infrastructure that's built specifically for this that exists for this exact purpose. So your open-source versions of this are a company called Airbytes, um, they are the data pipeline. So when you think about them, like what they're doing is they're basically going and they are, uh, like taking all of these different sources of data, right? Your Facebook ads, your Google Analytics, your Hubspot CRM, right? Anything that you store data in, and they are, uh, basically the pipeline that is going into, uh, this data warehouse, right? So when I point to here, this is where Airbyte fits in, right? So this is Airbyte. And in contrast, where this all goes, uh, is a data warehouse. And so that data warehouse, what you can use is a company called Clickhouse. Shout out Clickhouse, they are an awesome partner for us. Uh, so we love them for everything that they do. Uh, and that data warehouse is then where all of this data from all of these sources gets stored. So why am I putting it all into a single place? It's so that I can look at the data across the entire organization. I want to be able to see the ripple effect of, "I ran this ad and I can connect it to my Google Analytics, I can connect it to my Hubspot, I can connect it to my Posthog, I can connect it all the way down to my payment processor and say, 'Hey, when people see ads like this, I get more revenue, so let's go put more money into that.' The, the thing that gets even crazier though, Greg, is like, you can actually see who's a better customer lifetime value. So we can tag an ad all the way down to like, better customers come out the other side, like they are a better customer lifetime value for us when they see media like this. So not just it made revenue, it actually made like more lifetime revenue when we are doing these activities, right? So all this goes into the data warehouse, and then that data warehouse, you're giving access to that data warehouse for your agent. So when you think about this, this is where GrokBot is, right? Or Cloud Code, or whatever it is that you use as your driver. And this is back and forth, it's basically querying that data, and why we do this is it's constantly syncing in the background. So this data is constantly streaming in, right? It's constantly streaming in to the data warehouse, and you can query this data warehouse as much as you want. You can nuke this data warehouse with queries, right? And this is something we see happen all the time with businesses, is they're like, they're going directly to these sources and they're running into, okay, rate limits from the API, or these challenges of like collecting it, or they have to have like a Cloud function that's running on an hourly cadence, or, you know, some monkey-patch solution that that they built locally to solve this. This is how you get around this problem. So you give it the data. So that's the first step of this, that's how you give it the data. The second step is you need to give it access to these platforms. Let's say this is Facebook ads, right? So Facebook ads, how you give it access is you need to create, uh, what's called a uh Facebook ads API token. Um, so it's called the marketing API. And the marketing API, how that's used uh is basically to do rights to the, uh, to the platform. So I'm never actually reading the data from Facebook ads, this is only unidirectional. I'm only using this Facebook ads API to upload ad creative, to turn off ads, to move ads around. All of the data reads are only ever happening from the data warehouse. Now, why do I do that? What is the point, like what is the reasoning for this? The reasoning is because you're trying not to abuse the Facebook ads API or the Google ads API, which they have terms of service, and agents will go and just like do a thousand requests at once, and this, that is against their terms of service. So you probably have seen these online where people are like, "Okay, uh, GrokBot got my Facebook ads account banned, right? Like don't use agents for this." That's not what's happening. Your GrokBot violated the terms of service of the API because it was sending thousands of requests per second. It was trying to do some data pull. So this is, you should just, you should just, you should just assume your agents are, like drunk patrons at a restaurant. Absolutely. Absolutely. Like it's your drunk uncle at the like local Irish pub. He's eight Guinnesses deep, he's split the G four in a row for the last like hour, and he's basically, this is, that's how he's interacting with the Facebook ads API, right? Yeah. This same strategy, you want to do this for everyone, though, right? You want to do it for Facebook ads, you want to do it for Google ads, the same thing, their API. We have documentation on this. I'll send this over to you, G, so that you have it in the notes. It's just a Notion doc, it takes you about five minutes to get access to this. It's not super hard. Um, you literally can give the Notion to your agent and it will just like go and walk you through the setup process for this. So, I've now solved two things, right? I've solved the data, how do I give that to the agent? Two, how do I give it the access it needs. And now three, this is the thing that people are just starting to discover. How do I give it the tools that it needs to go and do the work that's necessary for it to be able to do media buying, to function as a sales development rep, to function as a video editor, etc. And for these tools, what we, like what you can do, the open-source version of this is like you go and get a Kai AI subscription, and you go and get a Fal subscription, or put tokens in there, and you go and get an OpenRouter, you know, credential. And you go and get a uh, you know, an Apollo subscription, right? You can go down this list of all of these different tools that you have to go and basically get access to. And when you have all these tools, all these APIs, and you provide them to the agent, it now, so I'm just going to take this tool piece, and we'll just, you know, put this over here of the list, so like Kai AI, like Fal for transcription, um, like OpenRouter for LLMs, um, again, uh, Apollo, or, we'll, uh, actually, we'll just do like GetLeads because they're, they're a great partner. Uh, or like GetLeads for your uh, email data provider and like person data. When you do these tools and you give it access to the agent, it now can do the middle work for you. So for example, it can make an ad using Kai AI, a static ad and I'm going to show you literally how to do this. Like you're going to just paste the skill in and it's going to, it's going to ship ads ridiculous. Um, but when it has all these tools, it can now do this middle work. It has the environment that it needs. So I was talking about this earlier. Like this is the environment that's necessary for these coding agents to do this work, to do marketing, right? And when you have this environment, suddenly your agent becomes the most like capable marketer in the world. I'm talking like top 0.1%. I've been doing this 10 years, it will come up with stuff where I'm like, "Holy shit, like I would have never thought about that." An example of this recently is, we have an agent that runs Google ads, right? This is like a template that we have within Graphed. Um, what we found is that we can in real time audit the search terms that were coming up for for paid search, and we can have an LLM be like, "Is this search term? Like, is the search intent buyer ready for the landing page it's sending it to? So before we're even spending money, we're having like this, you know, labor audit whether this is a good thing for us to even be spending money on. Now, I could do this previously, right? I could have a human that was running that same process. But, I getting a human to audit 5,000 search terms [Laughter] in 20 seconds is impossible, and that's the scale that we're talking about here. And you can get it to do this work and, and, and basically function as like a team of people that was necessary. So, this is the environment that you need to make, that's the open-source way to do this is go and get all these pieces. If you don't want to do that, you can use, uh, our company, Graphed.com, go to graph.com/ uh /platform, it's literally free to get started. Everything that I just described, uh, is built into this. The data, all of the access pieces we handle for you. We also make it so it's multi-player, so all your team members, for example, can be, you know, five people separately, using their GrokBot or their Cloud Code can be managing the Facebook ads account, you know, through this, without having to have all their own system set up. And then also, all the tools, all the tools that are necessary to do all the work that I'm about to show you. Again, you can set this up yourself, but that's just the way if you're like 10 minutes from now you want to be able to do this. This is how you go do this. Alright. Two two quick things. One, just because people always ask, I'm not affiliated with Graphed at all. He is not. Yeah. I'm here just teaching this work on how to do this. So, two, there's one piece of this pie that, this marketing environment diagram that I feel is missing, which is what I would call a swipe warehouse. So in order to get the most out of your GrokBot, your Cloud Code, whatever it is you use, you need to have examples of inspiration that is going to help you get the top creative, because a big part of this game, if you want to be the best marketer, if you actually want to get people to actually buy whatever it is you're buying, you need good creative, and the reality is if you have good creative, the algorithms in terms of paid ads, the algorithms are so good now that they'll match your good creative to an ICP that'll buy your stuff. So, the question becomes how do I, like, I buy everything, I buy the data, I buy the access, I buy the tools, I buy this whole marketing environment, but how do you create a you know, swipe ware, warehouse, and when I say swipe, I'm basically saying, a swipe how, I swipe, a swipe file, but swipe files made sense pre-AI. Now you need like thousands of swipe files. Okay. What am I looking at? What am I just starting to build this? Okay. And, so as an example, like you want that Google ads agent that I was describing. Yeah. Literally, here's the code. Just paste that into your Cloud Code, and out the other side will come a Google ads agent. Um, you want to make static ads, same thing, just paste it in, and it's going to be able to go and, be doing these builds for you. So, alright, let's actually build some shit. Let's get this like, publicly out there. Cool. So, I'm going to make some ads. Greg, is there, what's a what's a product that, uh, should we do IdeaBrowser? We can do a bunch of them, but like, you you rattle off some company names and we're just going to start like making creative for them right now. Okay. I would say IdeaBrowser and our design and strategy agency, LateCheckout.agency. Okay. We've never actually done paid ads for it. Curious to see what it does. So, okay. So, first off, what we're going to do is I'm going to take IdeaBrowser, right? And I have installed this skill, the static ads, and again, I'm using Graphed for this. You can do everything that I'm about to do with, like, an open-source version of patching this all together. This is just the fastest way to do it. So, Graphed is installed and what I mean by that is we have the Graphed CLI installed, which has, like, all of this knowledge, like, stacked in this. When I say the CLI, what I mean is it's like this toolset, it's just a package that has all of the knowledge on how to use the platform, like the marketing engineering cloud as what we're calling it, stored within that. So, I've already got this static ads installed. I just do forward/static ads. IdeaBrowser, and I'm going to drop in the brand URL and hit enter. And what's about to happen is it's going to go to the website and extract the brand style guides of the website. It's going to go and find the Facebook ads library of IdeaBrowser if it exists. It's going to go and then research the pain points and desired outcomes that this product, uh, solves by going and extracting conversations from Reddit and other social media. It's then going to propose five static ads creative and then it's going to go and generate the ad creative based on all of this information that it just extracted. And then from there, we're going to be able to go and upload this directly into Facebook ads. Again, going back to that diagram, because I have all of this setup, all of this access, right? The exact work I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I'm getting this ad out for about $5. We're about to work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that the vicinity. But, I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, or we'll say 10 of these, right? That's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work? Because, so what you're saying is Tribe is a network of UGC creators. So you're saying I can be, we pay them like $40 a video as an example for a company that we are working with. I would take this script, and I would be like, "Hey guys, here's this script, you know, a variation, feel free to modify it, but this is the, you know, directionally basically where to go for this, right?" That via the API of SideShift to Tribe gets sent to them with, you know, a prompt, and then you pay them on like a per-video basis or a percentage. I I, there's a video that went, uh, viral. I think it's, name is Hector, uh, yeah, I, I don't know him, but it's super legit, like what he's doing, this is the exact strategy that, that we implement. We do it on a per-video basis and then have like a bonus based off of this, um, the spend. But there's tons of ways to basically structure these, but, um, what this turns into is you can have the human creators. So you have, instead of the avatar doing the read, right? You can have the human creator and then go to, okay, I want the info graph, or I want the motion graphics, uh, to be added to that human creator. So just a way to to make this happen, right? The exact workflow I just described, we can do that for all of these different ones. So here's David, right? Built on science, backed by doctors. Cool. For LateCheckout, your product is getting a second user. Your next product is in your support tickets. Your next product is your support ticket. Every company can have a lab now. A small secret team inside your company. New prototypes every week, or weeks. Learn the, okay. All these examples, uh, Cursor, uh, finally understand the code nobody wrote down, uh, looks like it's rendering the rest of them. Wow. So, okay, so this is it. By the way, she looks insanely real. I, so we have hundreds of these and we can make any person type like, you name it, we can get it. We've got ones like you're trying to sell to a blue collar, awesome. You're trying to sell to somebody who's in a corporate office, awesome. You're trying to, you, you name the demographic and or the psychographic and we can go and hit it. So, this cost $4 to make. About $4, I think it was a little bit more. We'll ask it at the end. That was, it says 475 was the projected, um. So, this motion graphic piece will be a couple more cents. So basically, I'm getting this ad out for about $5, um, we're about to, work with another provider, we'll be able to get this down to about three is where we think we'll end up being or in that this, in that this, and this, a bit of the vicinity. But I've got this ad now, so say I wanted to go and make 100 of these, um, or we'll say 10 of these, right? Uh, that's 50 bucks. I want to do 100, that's 500. If I was to go and get this made previously, and add motion graphics to it, I mean, you're easily in the range of $500 plus in the, in the, the, past, right? For just that single ad. And this is this way around this. Now, these ads, you don't have to only use these AI avatars. The other thing that we're starting to do is layering on tools, uh, for, uh, like example is Tribe, where you basically make a, UGC creator network. What's amazing now is instead of having to have a, uh, person that was managing all these relationships, you can use the API and your GrokBot, and your Cloud Code to do, to basically be the social media, like social creator manager, right? With a creator management person. So this is like, literally how we are doing this. We use that, we also use a company called SideShift as well. Um, you know, just two examples of like how do you run these campaigns. So wait, so how would that actually work?