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Video #9129 · Talking Head Edit
Explaining a tech dating workflowfrom @brodyautomates
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Overview
The creator walks through a multi-step automated workflow he designed to streamline his dating life. He explains how the system scrapes data from sources like Instagram and Tinder, aggregates it, filters potential matches based on a 'hotness' score, and then automatically sends personalized messages across multiple platforms. The creator then details the system's success and failure handling, which includes CRM integration and notifications, before ending with a call-to-action for viewers to get the workflow.
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Simple outline
- 1State exaggerated problem
- 2Reveal complex automated solution
- 3Detail the filtering process
- 4Explain the outcome system
- 5Offer the system for free
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Classification
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Hook analysis
What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 15%
WORKFLOW
Verbal hook · 70%
I built this workflow because I got tired of manually talking to women.
Visual hook · 15%
A man in a modern, neon-lit office setup with a professional microphone, with a complex workflow diagram graphic floating above his head.
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Hook template
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I built this because I got tired of manually .
- — I built this meal-planning system because I got tired of manually deciding what to cook.
- — I built this client-follow-up system because I got tired of manually chasing leads.
- — I built this content-repurposing system because I got tired of manually turning podcasts into posts.
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Hook and payoff
The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
State a common frustration in an exaggerated, almost absurd way to create immediate relatability and intrigue.
Payoff
Offer the entire complex system to the viewer for free in exchange for a simple engagement action (e.g., commenting a keyword), creating a powerful incentive to interact.
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Narrative framework
The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Over-Engineered Solution Framework
Presenting a comically complex, automated solution to a common, relatable problem, then offering the entire system as a lead magnet to drive engagement.
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The System Reveal
Introduce a visually complex system or process as the solution, establishing technical authority and scale.
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The Input Stage
Explain how the system gathers initial raw data or inputs from multiple, recognizable sources.
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The Qualification Gauntlet
Detail a crucial, often controversial or highly specific, filtering step that culls the inputs based on a key metric.
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The Action Engine
Describe the primary automated action the system takes on the qualified inputs, showcasing its core capability.
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The Triage Logic
Explain how the system analyzes the results of its action, sorting them into binary outcomes (e.g., success/failure) and triggering different notifications for each.
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The Final Funnel
Show how the successful outcomes are processed for final conversion or management, framing them as valuable leads within a larger process.
Themes
Techniques
Trends
Post caption
This automation sends 10000 pick up lines per hour (not satire) #n8n
Text overlays
title · beginning
WORKFLOW
contextual · beginning
TIRED
contextual · beginning
TALKING
contextual · middle
HOTNESS
informational · middle
7.5
contextual · middle
FAILURE
contextual · middle
SLACK
contextual · end
INTO THE CRM.
call-to-action · end
"RIZZ"
Transcript
I built this workflow because I got tired of manually talking to women. How it works is you execute the worse, and then it scrapes all of the lead sources like Instagram, Tinder, Bumble. And then it puts all of these into a data aggregator and then puts them through a hotness filter. Basically, you can change the threshold of hotness. I usually like to keep mine above 7.5 ish. It has an email blast, Facebook Messenger blast, and Instagram best, basically sending out personalized DMs. Then it takes all of the data and analyzes the girl's responses and puts them into a failure handler. No, basically, if there is a failure, it'll give you a Slack alert basically saying that you failed and you didn't land the shotty. However, if it is a success, you'll get a Telegram message basically telling you that there's too much volume. And then it'll put this through a delivery better, and then it'll put all of the girls into the CRM. And then usually from tier, I like to do an SMS or marketing campaign or send them to a VSL landing page as well. So if you want the workflow, just comment Tier rank I'll send it to you for free. Let me know how this works.