
Creative Strategist | Product Videos, AI Video Ads & Brand Films | Turning products and ideas into video creative for B2B and B2C Brands | CPP @Recraftai
Creative Strategist ➡️
Joined April 2017
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Having a wife means your life can come with its own unexpected adventures. From the little things she gets you involved in to the everyday moments that somehow turn into a whole experience, there’s never a dull moment. Sometimes, being a husband means simply going along with whatever your wife has planned.
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Need product launch videos or video ads?
I help brands develop AI-powered creative concepts and video assets for campaigns and product marketing.
Let's make your next video do a job.
DM me or Email [email protected]
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Question for the AI Creators
Which do you use and why?
Google Flow HiggsField
13 AI MODELS FOR FREE
- DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017
- Gemini 3.8 Flash
- Qwen 3.8 MAX
- GLM-5.3 Flash
- Kimi K3
- DeepSeek V4 Pro
- DeepSeek V4 Flash
- HY4
- Muse Spark 1.3
- GLM 5.3
- GPT 6 Luna
- MiniMax M3.1 Flash
- Mimo V2.6 Flash
all 13 listed as free, with a 1m+ context window.
one api key for all.
how to get it:
- go to apinex.bond/
- sign up on apinex
- generate your api key
- select a model to try
Works with Hermes, Cursor, Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode.
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A save-worthy checklist
Your product video might look beautiful and still fail to convince anyone to buy.
Before producing another video ad, check these 7 things:
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AI video is becoming normal.
AI video is becoming part of the marketing workflow.
The opportunity isn't just making videos faster. It's helping brands explore more concepts, adapt creative, and test different messages without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Samuel | The Creative retweeted
The strongest relationships are not built on perfect moments but on how people handle imperfect ones. Misunderstandings will happen, disagreements will come, and difficult seasons will arise. What matters is whether both people are willing to communicate, take responsibility, and work things out.
Samuel | The Creative retweeted
How to write a cold DM that gets answered;
Line 1: Day something specific about them
Line 2: The problem you think they have
Line 3: One result you can get them
Line 4: A yes/no question
Keep it under 60 words.
No links, no offer. Just wait.
Samuel | The Creative retweeted
If you’re growing an account from zero, borrowed authority is your superpower
→ Identify 20–30 credible people in your niche who already have an audience.
→ Use Grok to find their podcasts, interviews, YouTube videos and X Spaces.
→ Look for 20–60 second clips where they share a valuable insight, prediction, opinion or explanation.
→ Use the clip as your visual, then add your own perspective in the caption.
This will not just get you people’s attention but might even attract a repost from the big account.
You’re simply using a familiar voice or idea to attract attention while your commentary is what gives people a reason to follow you.
Samuel | The Creative retweeted
I need a few people to test my new product and give me genuine feedback
If you’re willing to spend some time with me and test it out. Kindly let me know :)
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I have tasted Outlier money.
I have tasted Mercor money.
I have tasted micro1 AI money.
I have tasted Handshake AI money.
I am now addicted. The money is sweet. 🥹
The guide below is my way of putting you on.
Wishing you luck!
I have been getting paid on Mercor. This is how to Get Started and earn $$
Mercor is a platform that connects professionals with paid projects, particularly in AI training and evaluation.
You don’t necessarily need previous AI experience. However, some projects require professional experience, specialist knowledge or specific qualifications.
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Samuel | The Creative retweeted
i thought i'd never post again
2.5 months ago
a doctor looked me in the eye and told me it was most likely cancer
found out i have a 14cm tumor and high CA markers
biopsy was not an option because the chances of spreading were high so i needed an open surgery
so i was wheeled into surgery not knowing who i'd be when i woke up
i lost my whole left ovary. then i waited weeks, scared out of my mind
it came back benign. NOT cancer
i cried so hard
still recovering after the surgery
so grateful that i get to live life, come back to work, say hi to my internet frens again
and yes i am alive, will be answering dms soon ❤️
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This is for anyone building automation and AI agents for cold email or outbound outreach.
Most people are still targeting local service businesses that live on Instagram and Facebook. The bigger money is in professionals who are active on LinkedIn, selling high-ticket services to clients with real purchasing power and already understand the value of systems.
Here are the niches worth prioritizing
1. Cosmetic / Plastic Surgeons & Med Spas
They sell elective procedures to affluent clients. Focus on Miami, Los Angeles, New York, and Dallas (plus London, Dubai, and Sydney). Their biggest leak is slow follow-up (most lose the majority of paid leads because coordinators respond too late) and high no-show rates on consultations. One agent can watch new form submissions and missed calls, enrich the contact, and send a personalized reply within minutes while logging everything into the practice management system. Another can run inside the CRM to qualify procedure interest and budget before the patient coordinator ever sees the lead, then automatically offer available consultation slots. A third agent tracks show rates and re-engages no-shows or stalled inquiries with relevant before-and-after context so the practice stops losing high-intent patients to slow human follow-up.
2. Luxury Real Estate Agents & Brokers
They sell multi-million-dollar properties to high-net-worth buyers. Strong markets include Miami, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco (plus London, Dubai, and Sydney). They waste time on tire-kickers and lose deals from slow response. You can build an agent that monitors listing inquiries and portal leads, pulls property preferences and financial signals, then responds with matching inventory while updating the CRM. Another sits in the CRM to continue the conversation, ask qualifying questions about timeline and budget, and only book showings once the prospect clears basic filters. One agent I have seen any realtors ask about is one that watches their calendar, sends property-specific reminders, flags no-shows immediately, and re-engages cold leads with new inventory so they only spend time on serious buyers.
3. Cosmetic Dentists & High-end Orthodontists
They sell smile makeovers, veneers, and elective work to professionals who pay out-of-pocket. Target Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Dallas (plus London, Dubai, and Melbourne). Most practices miss 30–50% of new-patient calls and convert less than half of the ones they answer. For instance, what happens if they have an agent that can answer or text back missed calls instantly, capture the reason for the visit, and offer booking options while syncing to the practice software. Another works inside the CRM or patient system to qualify insurance versus cash-pay status and treatment interest before the front desk gets involved. A third agent manages the calendar side, sending prep forms, reducing no-shows, and following up on incomplete treatment plans so the practice fills higher-value elective slots instead of chasing every inquiry.
4. High-asset Family Law / Divorce Attorneys
They handle complex, high-value cases for executives and business owners. Strong cities include New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago (plus London and Dubai). They get buried in low-quality inquiries while missing serious cases that need a fast, professional response. One agent can monitor website forms and after-hours messages, enrich the contact with public asset or business signals where available, and send a calm, professional first response that starts the qualification process. Another lives in the CRM to continue the dialogue, ask high-level questions about the situation and asset range, and only surface or book consultations for prospects who clear the firm’s thresholds. A supporting agent tracks open inquiries, re-engages those who went quiet, and keeps the attorney’s calendar protected so time is spent on high-asset matters rather than screening calls.
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Losing your job is scary.
Having one boss is scarier.
One email and your income is gone.
5 clients means no single person controls you.
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5 hook styles worth testing in your content:
1. Curiosity
“Nobody is talking about what’s happening with…”
2. Contrarian
“Unpopular opinion: You’re approaching this completely wrong.”
3. Numbers
“I analysed 100 viral posts. Here’s what they had in common.”
4. Story
“Six months ago, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing.”
5. Direct value
“Here are 7 websites that will save you hours every week.”
Don’t rely on one type of hook.
Test different styles and pay attention to what makes your audience stop scrolling.



















