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Greg Isenberg ▶ 5:57 · 5 AI Tools I’d Use to Make $1M (w/o employees, money, or tim… · Oct 21, 2025

Answered raw tape D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60

Q So, wow. Is there a way that, um, what would be the best way this, like I'm looking at this PJ Ace guy and I'm like, this sounds awesome. I want to, uh, use this immediately. What would be the best way for me to do that?

A So first you need to write a script. And if I were to, if, you know, what I would do is I would, uh, use ChatGPT, use Claude to come up with a script idea. And we won't have time to go through a tutorial today, but then I would create reference frames. So I would use, uh, one of the image models like enhancer or like free pick, which maybe we can go into later to create Images of what the storyboard of the 22nd or 32nd ad might look like. Oh my gosh. And then I would animate those frames to create a cohesive story. Um, that's basically the process. You use chat GPT, uh, Claude, uh, you use enhancer and free pick. Um, and then you use, um, you know, you might want to, if, if you're pro, you might want to use like a permit, you know, final cut pro or something like that to get.

AI assessment note: “first you need to write a script. And if I were to, if”

Greg Isenberg ▶ 25:05 · 5 AI Tools I’d Use to Make $1M (w/o employees, money, or tim… · Oct 21, 2025

Answered raw tape D 4 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30

Q Okay. So how do I, um, how do I fake the world?

A Here's what I'll say. I'll say that, you know, a lot of people are vibe coding software right now. Um, but the hardest problem is how do you get customers to that software? Well, one way is to own a bunch of accounts like on TikTok that you can send traffic to. So I believe that there's an arbitrage right now to use AI to, uh, create these accounts, basically like meme accounts, um, and then, you know, sell your software through them. So there's a, there's a piece of software Uh, called Real Farm. This thing must do, like, 10 K a month MRR or less. It's like, not many people know about it, but it's a way to automate TikToks to drive traffic to your website.

AI assessment note: “use AI to, uh, create these accounts, basically like meme accounts”

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