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AI for content creation that still sounds like you wrote it

A production system in 32 chapters: extract your voice once, then take one idea through scripts, captions, thumbnails and a month of posts.

  • Extract your own voice into a reusable profile, then test whether a stranger could tell which caption you wrote.
  • Turn one recorded asset into twelve posts across platforms, each written for how that platform actually reads.
  • Build a thirty-day calendar in one session instead of deciding what to post every morning.
  • Write thumbnails and hooks against a system with a stated reason, rather than copying whatever trended last week.
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Who this is for

Buy it if

  • You publish on a schedule and the schedule is winning. Chapter 26 is called The Four-Hour Content Week and means it.
  • You have tried AI drafting, hated the output, and assumed the tool was the problem rather than the brief.
  • You are one person doing ideas, scripts, filming, editing, captions and comments, and something has to give.
  • You want the business chapters too — brand deals, media kits, rates and disclosure are Part Seven, not an afterthought.

Do not buy it if

  • You want AI to write your posts unsupervised. The book explicitly does not do that, and its voice chapters exist to make the opposite point.
  • You post occasionally and enjoy it. A production system is overhead you do not need.
  • You want follower-growth tactics or algorithm hacks. There are none here, and no claims about reach or income anywhere in the book.
  • Your content is purely visual with no script, caption or written component. Most of the 32 chapters would not apply.

After reading it

What you will be able to do

What is inside

Pages
217
Chapters
32
Parts
7
Prompts
100
Appendices
7
PART ONE — THE CREATOR'SAISTACK5
  1. 01

    Why Most Creators Get Garbage Out of AI

  2. 02

    The Four-Tool Stack: What Each Model Is Actually For

  3. 03

    The Brand Brief: One Document, Every Prompt

  4. 04

    Voice Extraction: Teaching AI to Sound Like You

  5. 05

    The Outcome Loop: How Professionals Actually Work

PART TWO — IDEAS WORTH MAKING4
  1. 06

    The Idea Engine: Never Face an Empty Calendar

  2. 07

    Mining Your Own Data: Comments, DMs, Analytics

  3. 08

    Competitor Teardowns Without Copying

  4. 09

    Hooks: Thirty Options in Ten Minutes

PART THREE — SCRIPTING5
  1. 10

    The Short-Form Script Framework

  2. 11

    Long-Form Scripts That Hold Retention

  3. 12

    Faceless, Voiceover and Talking-Head Variants

  4. 13

    Interviews, Podcasts and Live Formats

  5. 14

    The Script Doctor: Fixing What Isn't Working

PART FOUR — CAPTIONS, COPY AND PLATFORM CRAFT5
  1. 15

    Instagram Captions That Earn the Save

  2. 16

    TikTok, Reels and Shorts: On-Screen Text

  3. 17

    LinkedIn Without the LinkedIn Voice

  4. 18

    X and Threads: Short-Form Text at Volume

  5. 19

    Newsletters and Blog Posts Built From Video

PART FIVE — VISUALS4
  1. 20

    Thumbnails: The CTR System

  2. 21

    AI Images for Creators: Carousels, Cards, B-Roll

  3. 22

    Brand Consistency Across Every Visual

  4. 23

    Where AI Images Will Get You in Trouble

PART SIX — THE SYSTEM5
  1. 24

    The Repurposing Engine: One Asset, Twelve Posts

  2. 25

    A Thirty-Day Calendar in One Session

  3. 26

    The Four-Hour Content Week

  4. 27

    The Analytics Loop: Feeding Results Back In

  5. 28

    Comments, DMs and Community at Scale

PART SEVEN — THE BUSINESS AND THE LONG GAME4
  1. 29

    Brand Deals: Pitches, Media Kits and Rates

  2. 30

    Disclosure, Ethics and Staying Trusted

  3. 31

    Delegating: SOPs, Editors and a Team

  4. 32

    Your First Thirty Days

APPENDICES7
  1. A

    The 100-Prompt Creator Library

  2. B

    Platform Specs and Format Cheat Sheet

  3. C

    The Brand Brief Template

  4. D

    Tool Comparison Matrix

  5. E

    The 30-Day Launch Plan

  6. F

    Troubleshooting Bad Output

  7. G

    Glossary

Straight from the book

Two prompts, printed exactly as they appear inside

A-005 · Angle sharpeningAI for Content Creators & Social Media 2026
My stated angle is: [ANGLE]. Is this actually a position, or a
description? If it's a description, rewrite it three ways as a claim
someone could disagree with — mild, firm, and one I'd have to
defend. List the strongest counterargument to each.

Most content fails because its angle is a description rather than a position. This forces the distinction, then asks for the counterargument you will actually get.

A-014 · Format transplantAI for Content Creators & Social Media 2026
Take this angle: [ANGLE]. Give 12 ways to make it — one per format:
personal story, screen recording, comparison, timed experiment,
reaction, own-mistake teardown, two-person, data on screen,
before/after, single visual metaphor, contrarian rant, silent text-
only. Hook line and first 3 seconds for each.

One angle, twelve formats, each with its own hook. This is the prompt that turns a single idea into a fortnight of posts without repeating the same video twice.

Sample pages

Three unedited pages from the book.

217

pages in total

32 chapters, all of it written like the three pages beside this one.

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The prompt library

100 numbered prompts

Format and delivery

Format
PDF
Pages
217
File size
1.6 MB
Text
Searchable and selectable, not scanned images
Reads on
Phone, tablet, laptop, e-reader — anything that opens a PDF
Printing
Unrestricted
DRM
None. The file is not locked to a device or an account
Delivery
Download link immediately after payment
Access
Permanent — the file is yours once downloaded
Edition
2026
Structure
32 chapters across 7 parts, with 7 appendices including the 100-prompt creator library

Why $19.99

Two hundred and seventeen pages is the second-longest book here, and the length is spent on production rather than theory: an idea engine, a scripting framework, one chapter per platform, a repurposing engine and a thirty-day calendar. Priced against the hours a solo creator spends each week deciding what to make and then remaking the same idea badly for four surfaces. The saving is time and it is the only saving claimed — nothing in these 217 pages says anything about reach, followers or revenue.

One payment, no subscription, and the file is yours to keep. The full delivery spec is above, and the refund policy says exactly when the money comes back.

Refunds

Refunds are handled by Payhip, where the payment is taken. Digital downloads are delivered instantly and cannot be returned, so completing checkout waives the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal. Refunds are still given for a file that will not open, a duplicate charge, the wrong product, or a product that materially differs from its description here — within 14 days, by email.

This wording matches the full refund policy exactly. If the two ever disagree, the policy page is the one that governs — and the difference is what causes chargebacks, so they are kept identical.

Before you buy

Questions about this book

AI content sounds like AI. Will my audience notice?
They notice when nobody gave the model a voice to copy, which is almost always. The book treats this as the central problem rather than a caveat: Chapter 4 extracts your voice into a reusable profile from your own existing writing, prompt A-003 runs a blind test where the model has to identify which of four captions it wrote, and A-007 builds a banned list of the clichés and tells specific to your niche. That is three separate mechanisms aimed at one failure, and it is the reason the book opens with "Why Most Creators Get Garbage Out of AI" rather than a feature tour.
Which platforms does it actually cover?
Instagram, TikTok, Reels and Shorts, LinkedIn, X and Threads, plus newsletters and blog posts built from video. Part Four is one chapter per surface because the writing genuinely differs, and Appendix B is a platform specs and format cheat sheet for when you need the numbers rather than the reasoning.
Do I need to be full-time to get value from this?
No, but you do need to be publishing regularly enough that a system beats improvisation. If you post twice a month the overhead of a brand brief and a repurposing engine will outweigh the saving. The book is built around a weekly cadence.
Does it cover making the images and video, or only the words?
Words, structure and strategy, plus three chapters on visuals — thumbnails, AI images for carousels and B-roll, and where AI images will get you in trouble. It is not a production manual. If you want depth on generating the images themselves, that is a separate 26-chapter book in this catalogue.
What is the 100-prompt creator library organised by?
By the stage of the work, matching the chapters — voice and positioning, ideas and angles, scripting, captions, visuals, repurposing and the business side. Each prompt is numbered from A-001 so you can cite one to an editor. Both prompts above come from it, printed exactly as they appear.
There are no follower counts or income figures anywhere. Why not?
Because we would have to invent them, and made-up performance claims are illegal in both our main markets. What the book states instead is what is in it: 32 chapters, 7 parts, 100 prompts, 7 appendices. What you do with a production system is genuinely not something a book can promise.
Is Part Seven substantial or a token business chapter?
Four chapters: brand deals including pitches, media kits and rates; disclosure and ethics; delegating with SOPs and editors; and a thirty-day plan. Appendix E is a separate 30-day launch plan. It is where the book stops being about content and starts being about running the thing as work.
Do I need the AI Tools books first?
No. Part One rebuilds the prompting you need for this specific job — the four-tool stack, the brand brief, voice extraction and the outcome loop — in five chapters. The tool guides go deeper on the software, which is useful later and not a prerequisite.

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