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@angus.sewell Per usual, if you want the prompts to set this up, comment “visitor” and I’ll send your way #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding

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157.7K
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Engagement
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Length · 2 Oct 2026
1:13

Video #44598 · Greenscreen Talking Head

Build an AI-powered listening websitefrom @angus.sewell

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Overview

The creator explains how to build a sophisticated website tracking and automated email system, previously costing $30k, using the tools Jev and PostHog. He walks through a step-by-step process: installing PostHog to collect visitor data, using an AI prompt to analyze that data and create visitor archetypes, having AI write personalized emails for each archetype, and finally, using another prompt to build the complete automated system. The system checks if a visitor who leaves the site is already in the CRM, and if not, uses AI to predict their archetype and sends them the appropriate follow-up email.

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Simple outline

  1. 1Introduce high-value problem
  2. 2Reveal accessible new method
  3. 3Show step-by-step process
  4. 4Demonstrate the final result

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Related videos

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Classification

Concepts
Tutorial / How ToPlaybookBreakdown
Elements
Jump CutFollow / Subscribe CTAGreen Screen CompositeTitle Text Hook

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook · 40%

Build a $30k listening website

Verbal hook · 60%

Founders are replacing their websites with Jev and Posthog.

Visual hook

A layered composition showing the creator in the foreground speaking into a microphone, with a second person behind him holding up a tablet displaying a website. This creates visual depth and immediate curiosity about the relationship between the two figures and the technology being shown.

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Hook template

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[Audience type] are replacing their [old way of doing things] with [tool A] and [tool B].

  • — Founders are replacing their websites with Jev and Posthog.
  • — Home cooks are replacing their meal-prep routines with a slow cooker and a Sunday grocery list.
  • — Freelance designers are replacing their portfolio sites with Notion and Loom.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

A bold, high-value claim combined with a relatable, intriguing problem to establish immediate relevance and stakes.

Payoff

Summarizes the ultimate, transformative benefit of the new system and concludes with a call-to-action that promises continued value in exchange for a follow or engagement.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The DIY Disruption Blueprint

Demonstrating how to replicate an expensive, expert-level system using new, accessible tools, presented as a step-by-step tutorial.

  1. 1

    The Prohibitive Legacy Solution

    Establishes the high cost and complexity of the 'old way' of solving the problem, setting a benchmark for the value of the new solution.

  2. 2

    The Accessible DIY Revolution

    Introduces the new tools or methods that make the previously expensive solution accessible to the viewer, presenting the core thesis of the video.

  3. 3

    The Foundational Setup

    Provides the first, simple, actionable step in the process, using a specific tool or prompt to lower the barrier to entry and build viewer confidence.

  4. 4

    The Intelligence Gathering Phase

    Details the process of collecting and analyzing raw data, transforming it into strategic insights like user archetypes or behavioral patterns.

  5. 5

    The Strategic Output Engine

    Shows how to use the analyzed insights to generate a tangible, valuable output, such as personalized content or targeted strategies.

  6. 6

    The Automation Blueprint

    Walks through the final step of building the fully automated system, connecting all previous components into a cohesive workflow.

  7. 7

    The Live System Demo

    Provides a conceptual walkthrough of the finished system in action, explaining the logic from input to output to prove its effectiveness and address potential caveats.

Themes

  • DIY tech solutions
  • AI in business
  • Marketing automation
  • Entrepreneurship

Techniques

  • Step-by-step instruction
  • Visual demonstration
  • Problem-solution framing

Trends

  • AI-powered workflows
  • No-code/low-code solutions

Post caption

Per usual, if you want the prompts to set this up, comment “visitor” and I’ll send your way #ai #buildwithai #vibecoding

Text overlays

  • title · beginning

    Build a $30k listening website

  • contextual · beginning

    Jev and PostHog

  • contextual · beginning

    can websites see who visits them

  • informational · middle

    AI Inbound Autopilot Starting at $30,000/yr

  • informational · middle

    Website visitors (contacts + companies)

  • branding · middle

    Jev by typesafe ai

  • branding · middle

    PostHog product analytics

  • title · middle

    PROMPT 1 - INSTALL POSTHOG

  • title · middle

    PROMPT 2 - FIND YOUR VISITOR TYPES

  • contextual · middle

    The Decision Maker

  • contextual · middle

    The Investor

  • contextual · middle

    The Job Applicant

  • title · middle

    PROMPT 3 - BUILD THE SYSTEM

  • informational · middle

    return stop("already emailed")

  • informational · middle

    "choice": "investor"

Transcript

Founders are replacing their websites with JEV and Posthog. Have you ever wondered if your, like, competitors can track you when you're stalking their website? Very possibly. If they paid $30, set up a system that, like, tracks people and emails them. But with the release of JEV and Posthog, you can best build it yourself. Just take your existing landing page, have your AI install Posthog on it with this prompt, wait about two weeks tier you have enough data about who's visiting your website. Now with this prompt, we want to analyze that data, like where are people clicking, what types of companies are they from, And break it all down into a series of different archetypes, different types of people that are regularly coming to your landing page. Now have it write a version of your follow-up email for each archetype, some sort of email that you'd send after they leave your website. Have it build the finished system with this prompt. So when a new person clicks around your website and then leaves the page, your website checks if they're already in our CRM and stops if we've already emailed them. If not, it'll send all that activity and IP data to Jev to predict their archetype and then send them the perfect email for that archetype, archetype, which obviously is easy if they've already opted in. If not, you could use one of these identification tools, which will only find their email, like, 20 of the time, but, hey, it's a tier. All of this combined will create such a magical experience for that customer brand. This is just one of many JEV plus post hog use cases out tier. So follow me, your boy. I'll keep shitposting ideas like this for free.