How I Make $42,035/mo Posting On Facebook (Using Claude AI)

0:01In this video, I'm going to show you how

0:02I made $42,035

0:05in 1 month posting on Facebook and using

0:08Claude AI to help me do most of the

0:09heavy lifting. And before anybody says

0:11it, no, Claude is not some magic money

0:14printer. You can't just type "Make me

0:16rich on Facebook" and then suddenly Meta

0:18starts sending you checks. But what

0:19Claude can do is help you find viral

0:21ideas faster. It can study what's

0:23already working and then it can turn

0:25those ideas into other posts that also

0:27go viral. It can write better captions.

0:29It can create engaging first comments.

0:31And it can help you build a repeatable

0:32content system instead of staring at

0:34your blank screen wondering what in the

0:36world that you need to post.

0:37>> I don't know what to write.

0:39>> you combine that with some other cool AI

0:41tools and the ability to schedule your

0:43content across all social media

0:44platforms, now you've got a real content

0:47machine. But before I show you all of

0:49that, let me show you why you should

0:51actually listen to what I'm about to

0:52teach you. Let's go and hop into my

0:54dashboard on Facebook. So here is the

0:56last 28 days. We've got 357 million

1:00views with approximate earnings around

1:0134,700.

1:03And just so that if anybody's saying,

1:05"Oh, this is a screenshot. This is AI.

1:07Blah, blah, blah." Let me hit refresh on

1:09the browser so that you can see the same

1:11number come up. There it is. Same views.

1:13Same earnings. But now let's look at the

1:16month of June. So let's go ahead and

1:17back this out. So the earnings for the

1:19month of June, June 1st to 30th, we've

1:21got 34,700.

1:23The actual payout, let's go to that

1:25screen so that you can see that number

1:27is 33,757.

1:30With another quick refresh to make sure

1:32that it is legit. There we go. 33,757.

1:36Now obviously that is not the 42,000

1:39that I mentioned at the beginning of

1:40this video. And that's because I'm also

1:42getting paid for Instagram, posting the

1:44exact same content on my page on

1:46Instagram. Let's take a look here. So

1:48going to Instagram, pull up the

1:50professional dashboard. We're going to

1:51scroll down to bonuses. That is the

1:53performance bonus program on Instagram.

1:56Now with Instagram, I can't actually go

1:58back for the month of June because

2:00that's just what Instagram does, but

2:01this is my current earnings in July just

2:03to kind of give you an idea. That was a

2:05$880 day, got a $700 day, today so far

2:09$279 earned. That's for July, but for

2:12June, we can see what I got paid out.

2:14So, for the first 2 weeks in June, we

2:17got a payout of $3,090,

2:19and the second payout is $5,188.

2:23So, we add those two together, and

2:25here's what we get, grand total of

2:27$42,035.

2:29That is the most money I've made in 1

2:32month on Meta. Now, here's the most

2:34important part. I don't want you to look

2:35at those earnings and think, "Okay,

2:36cool, Jeff. Glad that you're making a

2:38lot of money posting on Facebook and

2:39Instagram." That is not the lesson. The

2:41lesson is the system behind the content.

2:43Because I'm not waking up every morning

2:45hoping that I can come up with the next

2:47viral idea. I promise you, I'm not that

2:49creative. The way that I'm using AI is

2:52much more intentional, and I want to

2:53show you behind the scenes of how I do

2:55it. First, let's talk about how I find

2:57viral ideas. Now, if you go through my

2:58page, you can see that I get a lot of

3:00ideas from all over the web. We're

3:01talking Twitter, we're talking about

3:03threads, we're talking about Reddit. For

3:04this particular video, I'm going to

3:05focus on Instagram because there are so

3:07many great ideas that you can bring over

3:09from Instagram and monetize this on your

3:11Facebook page. And the cool thing about

3:13going to Instagram to find ideas is that

3:15you already have proven concepts. You

3:16can find content that has already gone

3:18viral. Now, full-on disclaimer here,

3:20just because it went viral somewhere

3:21else doesn't mean it's automatically

3:23going to go viral on your page. But what

3:25I can tell you, on my own page, 80% of

3:27the time, maybe 90% of the time, that

3:29something has gone viral somewhere else,

3:31it typically does very well on my page,

3:33and I feel pretty confident it'll do

3:34well on yours, too. Here we are on my

3:36Instagram page. When I click on the

3:37search bar at the bottom, already

3:39preloaded with viral ideas. I'm showing

3:41this on my phone because if I showed it

3:43on my desktop, you don't see the views.

3:44But you can see here, 3.1 million views,

3:46592,000 views, 1.6 million, 2.4, 4.9.

3:50Now, am I going to use every single one

3:52of these for my page? Probably not. But,

3:54I don't have to go down some rabbit hole

3:56trying to find viral ideas. Like, here

3:58they are already in my lap. What I'll do

4:00now is I'll click on one and see if that

4:02makes sense. Let's say that it does.

4:04I'll then take a screenshot on my phone,

4:06save it to my camera roll. You can also

4:08do this on your desktop. Doesn't have to

4:09be on your phone. Let me take a few more

4:10screenshots so I can have ideas to

4:12choose from for later on. I'm going to

4:14take five of these so then I can upload

4:15them to Claude. Once you find these

4:17viral ideas and then you take these

4:19screenshots, this is when you have so

4:21much viral content at your disposal. Let

4:24me show you a few things that you can

4:25do. First of all, we're going to go

4:26ahead and upload all of these

4:28screenshots into Claude. Well, the first

4:29thing that you could do is extract the

4:31text. So, a simple prompt could be, "Can

4:33you please extract the text from each of

4:35these images?" Once we do that with

4:37Claude, now we've got the text that has

4:39already proven to go on viral. You're

4:41probably wondering, "What can you do

4:43with this text?" You can do a lot of

4:45things. You can take this text, you can

4:46create your own reel. And we go to my

4:48Facebook page, we look at my reels, and

4:50you start at the text. Yes, no surprise

4:52here. Do you think that I came up with

4:54all of this on my own? Once again, as I

4:56said at the beginning of this video, I

4:57am not that creative. So, all I'm doing

4:59is finding other viral videos, taking a

5:01screenshot so I can get that text. I

5:03then upload my own B-roll so then I'm

5:05not taking somebody else's video. That

5:07would be kind of weird and also could be

5:08a copyright infringement. So, it is my

5:10own video, but I'm using the exact same

5:12text that I found on somebody else's and

5:14then recreating it as my own. I can't

5:16tell you how many other creators are

5:18doing this and having massive success.

5:20Why? Because it works. Now, another

5:22thing that you can do with that

5:23extracted text that you can also create

5:25into an image. Here is an example. Now,

5:27this is a template that you can set up

5:29in Canva. Anybody can do this. Once you

5:31have the template set up, all you have

5:32to do is paste the text onto that. Now,

5:34you have a potential viral reel and a

5:35viral image. But, it doesn't stop there.

5:37You can also take that extracted text

5:39and publish it as a simple text post.

5:42Here is one that I have published not

5:43one, not two, three different times.

5:46Looks like it didn't do great the second

5:48time, but this one got 3,500 likes and

5:51this one got almost 2,000 likes. And

5:53just so that you can see it being

5:54repurposed as an image, here is the

5:56image that I also created. I know this

5:57is probably not rocket science for a lot

5:59of you, but I'm just showing you how

6:01easy it is. You can find viral ideas,

6:03take a screenshot, upload it to Claude,

6:05and now you've got that viral text. But

6:07the viral text is just part of it. Now

6:09we need a solid caption. All right,

6:10we're going to go back to Claude. We're

6:12going to start a brand new chat and I'm

6:14going to go ahead and paste in the

6:16prompt that I use for all of my caption

6:18writings. Now, if you want access to

6:20this prompt, all I need to do is write

6:22prompt in the comments because I'll send

6:23you a link to a Google Doc. Now, it

6:25won't be my exact prompt because it

6:27wouldn't make sense to use my voice to

6:28write for your page, but it will have

6:31the framework that you can modify to

6:32your own page or whatever your niche is

6:34about. Now, I'm going to go ahead and

6:35hit enter to get this chat started. As

6:37Claude is doing that, what I'm going to

6:38do now is I'm going to grab one of the

6:41screenshots that we took earlier. I'm

6:42going to upload it to Claude here and

6:44then hit enter and see if it does its

6:47magic. Once I upload the screenshot, it

6:48then gives me five hook options to

6:50choose from. You don't have to do this

6:52with your own. I like having options. It

6:54doesn't matter if it's an image or a

6:55reel, the hook matters, trust me. So,

6:57this example, we're going to go ahead

6:58and pick two just because that one

7:00stands out to me for right now. And then

7:01the next step is going to write the

7:03caption for me. So, usually the first

7:05caption that Claude produces works. It

7:07just works. We've been talking for quite

7:09a bit, so it knows what I like. But

7:11every so often, I will need to say,

7:12"Hey, Claude, give me some more data.

7:14Give me some more statistics to really

7:16back up the claim or what I'm writing

7:18about." Let's try that here just so that

7:19you can see an example. "Hey, really

7:21love this caption. I think you could

7:23have added more data or statistics to

7:25really support me as being a thought

7:27leader and an expert in the space." Here

7:29we go. Added some more data, some more

7:31statistics to give some more validity to

7:33the post. Once I have the caption that I

7:34want, the next step is getting comments

7:37because the comments are also going to

7:38drive more engagement. Here Here some

7:40comments that it gave me. It always

7:42gives me five to choose from. This is

7:44what I put in the prompt just so that I

7:45can pick the one that I think it's going

7:47to drive even more engagement. I also

7:49love that Claude will always tell me the

7:50one that it likes the best. I don't

7:52always use that one, but sometimes it

7:53just makes it easier for me to know,

7:55"Okay, here's the one that Claude

7:56supports." Before I move on, I also want

7:58to show you another style of post that I

8:01publish on my page. These work really

8:03good on Instagram. They also work well

8:05on Facebook, and you've probably seen

8:06them. If you haven't, I'm excited to

8:07show it to you. I don't know what the

8:09name of this is, but you'll have a nice

8:11image, and then there is a headline at

8:13the bottom. And these are pretty well

8:15standard. I mean, that is one page. This

8:17is an entirely different page. Similar

8:19format. Here's another page that does

8:21these quite often. Let's actually go to

8:23their page. So, if you look at these,

8:24like these do really well. And all you

8:26have to do is hover over the image, and

8:27you can see which ones are getting the

8:29most likes, which ones are getting a ton

8:31of comments. And when you find one that

8:33works, all you got to do, take a

8:34screenshot, upload it to Claude. Now, if

8:36you do that, you have one of two

8:37options. You can take the exact headline

8:40use it as your own. If you're going to

8:41do that, please don't use the exact same

8:43image that they used. Technically, you

8:45can do that. People are doing that from

8:47my page, but just for good karma, don't

8:50do that. If you have Canva, go to Canva,

8:52find a similar image, and create your

8:54own image. The second thing that you can

8:56do is you can take that headline, ask

8:58Claude to give you five or 10 different

9:00variations. That way you're really

9:01protecting yourself that it is original

9:03content so that you don't get flagged by

9:05Facebook. I've shown you how I find

9:07viral ideas. I'm showing you how you can

9:08use that text to create your own viral

9:10content. can keep doing this. You can

9:12keep cranking out that is a method, but

9:14I'm going to show you a much easier and

9:16faster way. We're back at Claude. This

9:18is the same chat where I uploaded all

9:19those screenshots, had it extract the

9:21text. Now, we're going to take it one

9:23step further. We're going to lean on

9:24Claude and the powerhouse that it is.

9:27We're going to say, "Hey Claude, these

9:28screenshots that I uploaded, these are

9:30all reels that went viral on Instagram

9:33and also on Facebook. These are the type

9:35of content that resonates really well

9:37with my audience. I want you to give me

9:3910 to 20 other ideas based off the text

9:43that you extracted that I can also

9:45create viral content on my page. What do

9:47you got? On that Google Doc, I'll give

9:49you a more refined prompt that you can

9:51use, but I just want to show you for

9:52somebody that doesn't have a prompt, you

9:53can start having an open dialogue with

9:55Claude to start getting fresh ideas that

9:57are going to do well on your page. So,

9:58at this point, Claude has given me 20

10:00different ones to choose from. It then

10:02asked me, it's like, if you want, I can

10:03pick your five to six favorite from this

10:05list and turn each into the full hook

10:07option format. How about this? Hey

10:09Claude, I want you to pick the top five

10:11that you think will go the most viral

10:14and really resonate with my audience and

10:16then continue. So, here's what it's

10:18computing. Now, as it's doing this, you

10:19can go and do other work elsewhere. You

10:21can go find more viral ideas, whatever

10:23you want to do as Claude is doing its

10:24thing. Another point I want to drive

10:26home is that Claude is really, really

10:28good. I mean, there's no doubt, but

10:30nothing replaces hard data. And what

10:32does that mean? That means that if you

10:34have a page that you have been posting

10:36consistent content. If you have true

10:38winners on your own page that you know

10:40have resonated with your audience, that

10:41people have liked it, have commented,

10:43have shared it. You could upload that to

10:45Claude and then start getting ideas and

10:47really start leaning in. Because if

10:49there is one downfall with Claude or any

10:51AI agent, it can be somewhat generic.

10:53So, you really have to press it to be

10:55specific, to be polarizing, to drive

10:58engagement on these posts. Because all

11:00these AI platforms, initially, they want

11:01to err on the side of being

11:03conservative. So, you really have to

11:04push it to be polarizing. Let's go ahead

11:06back to see what it did and let's run

11:08with number five. Give me everything

11:10that it needs for a viral post. So,

11:12based on Claude's suggestion

11:14recommendation, this was the text for

11:17the image that it wanted me to create. I

11:19went ahead and took this, copy and paste

11:21it, putting it into Canva. I'm exporting

11:23it. Next step is we're going to get a

11:24caption for this. So, I have uploaded

11:25the image to the other chat that's going

11:28to help me with the caption. As it's

11:29giving me the hooks, I like to select

11:31the hook. So, let's just select number

11:33two so that it can start writing the

11:35caption. As it's doing that, we're going

11:37to head over to Post Planner. So, Post

11:39Planner is the tool that I use to

11:41schedule all my content that's going

11:43live both on Facebook, also on

11:45Instagram. So, we're going to create the

11:47post here. We're going to upload the

11:50image that we created. And now that

11:52we've got that uploaded, let's go back

11:53over to Claude. Let's see if we like the

11:56caption. I think it could have done a

11:58little bit better. So, let's go ahead

11:59and just tell Claude Hey Claude, this

12:01was a good first run. I think that you

12:03could have added more data, especially

12:05about what is going on with interest

12:06rates right now, what's going on with

12:08the mortgage prices. We want to be a

12:09thought leader here. We want to be an

12:11expert in the space. So, please make

12:12sure that the caption gets all of that.

12:14In case you're wondering what I'm using

12:15here, I'm actually using an app called

12:17Whisperflow that allows me to talk

12:19instead of type and it has saved me so

12:20much time. All right, that is a much

12:23better caption. Now, it's going to give

12:25me the comments I can choose from. Let's

12:27go ahead and grab this caption, head

12:29back over to Post Planner so we can push

12:31that in, delete the opening here, delete

12:34that. Now, we'll go back over here and

12:37decide which comments we want to use. In

12:39my prompt, I have it where it gives me a

12:41sarcastic option, a polarizing option,

12:43and just some other options. And you can

12:45tweak this however you want to do it.

12:46But, the sarcastic ones are usually

12:47pretty funny. Let's go ahead and just

12:48use that one here. Go back over to Post

12:50Planner and now we're going to add a

12:52comment on the Facebook post and also

12:54the Instagram. I'm putting this in one

12:56bucket and then from here it's going to

12:58go live on both platforms. Sometimes I

13:00like to add a little bit more white

13:01space so that it's just easier to read

13:04on Facebook especially. So, right now we

13:07are ready to hit publish. We're going to

13:09go ahead and add to the bucket. So, now

13:11it is ready to go live 8:00 tomorrow on

13:15Facebook and looks like it's going to go

13:16live 11:00 a.m. Saturday on Instagram.

13:19That post is locked and loaded. At this

13:21point, you might be wondering why

13:22Claude, why not use ChatGPT for the

13:25caption writing? Here's why. I was using

13:27Chat GPT exclusively. I didn't even have

13:30a Claude account, but I got to the point

13:32with Chat GPT where the captions just

13:34sucked. Like they just sucked. And even

13:37though I would tell it, "Hey, don't do

13:39this. Stop doing this. You're still

13:41doing this." It would always apologize

13:43say, "Oh, you're right. I missed it."

13:44And then it would do the exact same

13:45thing again, and again, and again. It

13:48didn't matter what prompt I tried. It

13:49didn't matter starting a new chat.

13:50Nothing worked. So, when I switched over

13:52to Claude for the captions, there was no

13:54doubt it was far superior. But Claude

13:56does have one major limitation in that

13:59it does not do images. That's where Chat

14:01GPT comes in, and after their most

14:03recent update, their images, let me say,

14:06are legit. Let me show you some

14:07examples. Let's head over to my Facebook

14:09page just so I can show you a few

14:10examples so you can see what I'm talking

14:12about. And I think I actually clicked on

14:13this earlier. But here is one that looks

14:15like it was created in Canva. It has a

14:17very similar look. Well, in fact, this

14:19one was actually created in Chat GPT.

14:21Here's another one created in Chat GPT.

14:23I think you get the gist. Let me give

14:24you one more example. Here's another

14:26one, a little bit different, but also

14:28created in Chat GPT. So, how do you do

14:30this? Let me show you. What's going to

14:32be helpful is that you have some sort of

14:34template that it can model after. Now,

14:36you can actually use Chat GPT to help

14:38you create a template. But for me, I

14:40created a template in Canva a while ago.

14:42So, I uploaded my template to Chat GPT

14:45to use as a model. So, I'm going to

14:46start a brand new chat in Chat GPT. I'm

14:49now going to upload some examples. So,

14:51these are screenshots of some of the

14:53images I just showed you. are the ones

14:55that look like my branding. So, upload

14:56those images and tell Chat something

14:58like this. The images that I just

15:00uploaded are samples of the type of

15:02content that I post on my page. These

15:04are the color schemes, the text that I

15:06use. I want you to save these as a

15:08framework to use because I'm going to

15:10upload other screenshots that I want you

15:12to recreate to match my branding. Do you

15:15have any questions? Okay, now that it's

15:16ready, I'm going to go ahead and upload

15:18one of the screenshots that I I from

15:20Instagram previously. I'm going to

15:22upload that screenshot, hit enter, and

15:24see what it does. Now, this is

15:26interesting. It didn't just recreate the

15:28image. It actually gave me a suggestion

15:30saying that basically it can be

15:32improved. So, do you want me to improve

15:34it? Let's go ahead and do that. Okay,

15:36let's see what it came up with. So, here

15:38is the image, and what can I say? It's

15:40actually pretty dang good. Now, for me,

15:42my taste, it feels a little jumbled. I

15:45wish there was a little bit more space

15:46in between the text, but for a first

15:48attempt, like that is amazing. With

15:50ChatGPT, one of the huge improvements

15:52they made with images was when you look

15:54at my face, it's exactly like me, but

15:57it's pretty dang close. When I tried to

15:59do any sort of images that had my face,

16:01it just couldn't do it. Like it just was

16:03not capable. And just to wrap your head

16:05around how many options you have right

16:07now, when you find other viral content,

16:09when you extract that text, I already

16:11showed you how you can turn that into a

16:12reel, into an image post. If you want to

16:14create a template in Canva, you can also

16:16turn that into a text post. You can also

16:18take that text and have ChatGPT

16:20create a professionally looking image.

16:23What I love about this image is that if

16:25I try to recreate this in Canva, it's

16:27just not going to look as good. And

16:28also, that would have taken me probably

16:30at minimum 10 minutes, 15 minutes to

16:32create on my own. But taking a

16:34screenshot, uploading it to ChatGPT, it

16:37was done in about 2 minutes. The other

16:39part about this that excites me and also

16:41should excite you is that you can easily

16:43outsource this to a VA. In the past,

16:45like it was hard for me to try to

16:47delegate this, try to find viral

16:49content, create it in a way where it was

16:52on par with my branding, where I just

16:53felt really good about it. But now, you

16:55could have a VA go to Instagram, find

16:57viral reels, take screenshots, upload to

16:59ChatGPT, have Claude write the captions,

17:02and you can literally crank out so much

17:04content on a daily basis with minimal

17:06work. When people are trying to wrap

17:08their head around how I post 20 to 25

17:10times per day, this is how. The other

17:12cool thing is, if you don't want to hire

17:14a VA and you want to do this on your

17:16own, it is totally doable. It's going to

17:18take you a little bit to get comfortable

17:20with the process of doing this, but once

17:21you find your groove, you can crank out

17:24a lot of content. And the best part

17:26about using this strategy is that the

17:28content that you are recreating or

17:29repurposing, it's already a proven

17:32winner. Now, if you want to learn more

17:33about my process and how I'm generating

17:35over 300 million views a month and

17:37making on average 20 to 30 thousand

17:40dollars a month on Facebook, then check

17:41out my course Get Paid to Post. This is

17:43the exact framework that I have used to

17:45generate over 300 thousand dollars of

17:48revenue all from Facebook monetization.

17:50And just to be clear, that's not from

17:52course sales, that's not from affiliate

17:53offers, that's not from brand deals,

17:55that's all getting paid directly from

17:58Meta. If you want to check out that

17:59course, I'll have a link in the

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18:07post on Facebook. Until next time,

18:09peace.