@angus.sewell
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@angus.sewell Per usual if you want the prompts comment “give” and I’ll send em your way. Now get out there big dawg go rip some reciprocity #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding
@angus.sewell
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@angus.sewell Per usual if you want the prompts comment “give” and I’ll send em your way. Now get out there big dawg go rip some reciprocity #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding
Performance
Video #43761 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator breaks down real estate mogul Ryan Serhant's 'Give, Give, Give, Give, Ask' sales strategy and then provides a detailed, step-by-step tutorial on how to automate this process using an AI agent. He explains how to use AI to score quiet leads in a CRM against new content, send personalized outreach, and leverage the principle of reciprocity to close more deals.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
Vibe code a $16m sales guy
Verbal hook · 40%
Apparently, founders are plagiarizing this Ryan Serhant dude's sales system.
Visual hook · 5%
A layered composition showing the creator in a close-up holding a microphone, superimposed over a professional studio photo of another man.
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Steal this for your own video
Vibe code a ’s
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Make a provocative claim about a well-known, successful system and issue a challenge to the audience to test its limits, creating immediate intrigue and establishing the system's power.
Payoff
Name the underlying scientific or psychological principle that makes the entire system effective, providing an intellectual takeaway that validates the method, followed by an empowering call to action.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Replicator's Blueprint
Deconstructing a successful, manual process from a high-status source and providing a step-by-step technical blueprint to automate it, thereby democratizing an 'expert' technique.
The Legendary System
Isolate and explain the core principle behind a successful person's or company's method, establishing it as a desirable and effective strategy worth replicating.
The Replicator's Gambit
Pose a direct, conspiratorial question to the audience: 'Can we 'steal' or automate this powerful but manual process using technology?' This frames the rest of the video as the solution.
The Asset Assembly
Outline the first practical step of the automation: how to gather and structure the necessary resources (content, data, etc.) into an organized system like a database.
The Engine Reveal
Introduce the core tool (e.g., AI, a specific software) and the exact instructions (e.g., a code prompt) that will power the automated process.
The Automated Triage
Demonstrate the system in action, processing a large volume of inputs (e.g., leads, contacts) and using the core tool to rank them based on relevance to a specific goal.
The Precision Strike
Showcase the tangible, high-value output of the system, such as hyper-personalized communications sent automatically to the top-ranked targets.
The Inverted Strategy
Present an alternative, often opposite, application of the same system to demonstrate its versatility and add a layer of bonus value for the viewer.
Per usual if you want the prompts comment “give” and I’ll send em your way. Now get out there big dawg go rip some reciprocity #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding
title · beginning
Vibe code a $16m sales guy
informational · beginning
$15,995,000
informational · beginning
The Give, Give, Give, Give, Ask Formula
informational · middle
$0.042 per million input tokens
Apparently, founders are plagiarizing this Ryan Serhant dude's sales system. I dare you to go email his team being like, I'm super loaded and want a penthouse plate, and then just fucking ghost them. You'll see why he's so successful. Apparently, the dude will keep sending you valuable shit until you respond. Can we, like, steal this method, hypothetically? Like, you just freshly wrote a dope ass article. You could totally have an AI agent save that article in some sort of database table with a prompt like this, and then pull every contact in your CRM, looking for ones that have maybe gone a little quiet. And it will use any small categorization model, and it will rank every single person best on how relevant they will likely find this article. Take the ones that were categorized as highly relevant and email all of them being like, yo, you're gonna totally love this, dude. You good also do it the opposite way where whenever you have somebody new in your CRM, you have your small model, look at every article in your database and have it rank and find the perfect article for you to send. You will be like, this guy was so considerate. Wow. You best engaged in a little bit of reciprocity, my dog. So get out there, my guy. Go close some deals and follow your boy while you're at it. Because I'm gonna keep shit posting stuff like this for free.