The narrator states that plagiarism is a common problem content writers face. If you copy others' work without attribution, there can be consequences like lack of search engine ranking, loss of credibility, and copyright claims.
The narrator tests a sample blog post using Small SEO Tools and Paraphraser.io, which show 96-100% of the content is plagiarized.
To fix plagiarized content, the narrator recommends using Gravity to rewrite the content. Testing the Gravity-rewritten content shows 0% plagiarism.
The narrator also tests AI-generated blog posts from ChatGPT using plagiarism checkers and AI detectors like GPT-0. The AI-generated content fails these tests.
Using Gravity to rewrite the AI-generated blog post makes it pass plagiarism and AI detection tests, verifying it as human-written and unique.
Finally, the narrator demonstrates Gravity can directly generate 100% human-written blog posts that pass plagiarism and AI tests.
The narrator, George McConnell, explains what long tail keywords are and how to use them to rank higher on Etsy. He made over $1 million on Etsy last year.
Long tail keywords are search phrases with multiple words that allow consumers to find specific products. For example, "Golden Retriever shirts" instead of just "shirts."
He shows examples of top selling Etsy listings that use effective long tail keywords, like "raccoon shirts" and "kappa shirts."
The key is to use individual keywords in titles and tags, not full long tail phrases. Etsy's algorithm combines keywords to match long tail searches. Spacing and dashes matter.
He recommends using Erver and Google Trends to research keyword search volume and related keywords.
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Invideo is an AI-powered video creation platform founded in 2017 that aims to make video production accessible to anyone. It has raised over $52 million in funding and has over 7 million users across 190 countries.
Key features include:
Invideo AI, launched in 2022, allows users to instantly create 2-5 minute videos simply by entering text. The AI autogenerates relevant clips and images to match the text.
Pricing starts at free and goes up to $48/month. The combination of storage, collaboration tools, and AI makes Invideo competitive in the content creation space.
With robust features and a commitment to evolving the platform with AI, Invideo aims to simplify and democratize video creation for everyone.
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The narrator demonstrates a new AI video creation platform called LTX studio. He says it is an all-in-one platform for video creation, from ideation to final export. It is made by L Trix, a longtime leader in AI content creation.
The narrator shows how LTX studio can generate characters, scenes, shots, storyboards, music, and voiceovers from a text prompt. Many elements are customizable, like visual style, aspect ratio, characters, voiceovers, etc. It also simplifies editing with easy drag and drop rearrangement of shots and scenes.
The narrator creates a comic book styled trailer about an AI programmer who discovers the government plans to exploit his AI creations. In just minutes, LTX studio generates characters, scenes, storyboards, and other elements that the narrator customizes. He previews the resulting trailer.
He demonstrates changing prompts to alter the trailer, showing how the AI keeps compositions and changes details. Overall, he is very impressed with how LTX studio can expedite video creation versus using multiple other tools.
The narrator had not heard of Google search books before but was intrigued by the claim that it could make someone $1,000 a day. He explored the Google books partner center website and learned authors can publish ebooks on Google Play and get paid directly by Google.
The narrator notes Google's massive user base of over 3 billion people across 75 countries presents a big opportunity for ebook authors. However, he realizes actually writing an entire book is difficult. Instead, he finds ChatGPT prompts created specifically for easily generating ebook titles, structures and content without needing to write anything yourself.
After using the ChatGPT prompts to create an 8 chapter ebook on making money from TikTok without showing your face, the narrator publishes it on Google Play Books. However, he encounters issues with needing official ISBN codes he does not have. Ultimately he is able to use a Google assigned ID instead to get the ebook published, but it's unclear if he will actually be able to make any money from it.
The narrator concludes while making thousands from Google Books instantly is not guaranteed, if done right there is money making potential. He plans to provide an update if his TikTok ebook generates any sales.