The Framework That Got My Students Mad Results

Hey friend,

Before I shut down my $100K coaching business, there was one key framework I taught my students to get mad results.

And today I thought I'd drop it since I don't have any course to sell you;)

Instead of scrolling for hours hoping to find ideas, they had a systematic way to find proven winners and adapt them.

So here's exactly how it works:

Step 1: Find proven viral content

Instead of random scrolling, we used a Chrome extension that sorts competitors creator's reels from most to least viewed.

This allowed us to only create content about topics with a track record of performing well.

Step 2: Extract the winning script

Once you have a winning video idea that aligns with your niche.

We took that exact video script to not have to start with a blank page.

This ensured you had a script infront of you as a base to work off which as a bonus also teaches you to spot viral patterns over time.

Step 3: Make it your own with AI

Paste that script into ChatGPT or Claude.

Add a few of your own top-performing video scripts for context.

Ask AI to rewrite the viral script in your tone of voice based on your previous video scripts.

Boom.

You have a proven concept adapted to your style.

This isn't copying.

It's using data-driven research to build on what already works.

But There's an Even Better Way...

This method is super solid and completely free.

But I recently started using a completely automated AI agent that does all of this for me,

So that I don’t have to research, transcribe or lift a finger.

In a nutshell it tracks 10-50 creators in my niche automatically.

Delivers winning content ideas to my dashboard every week.

And rewrites everything in my voice with one click.

I just published a complete breakdown on both these methods that you can apply for your content today.

I walk through the entire process step-by-step, including how to get my free Chrome extension and the automated system.

-Stay awesome💪

Melvin Hagström (AI Volve)

P.S. The YouTube video shows you both the manual method and the automated AI agent I use now. Worth watching if you're tired of wasting hours on content research. Check it out here