DON'T ask Claude for this...

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Why it worked

The video uses a contrarian approach by telling viewers NOT to do something that seems beneficial, which creates intrigue and encourages them to watch to find out why. It then pivots to a recommended solution, Emergent, which is positioned as a more effective tool for app development.

Summary

The creator advises against using AI tools like Claude to generate mobile app ideas and prompts for local businesses, as it would increase competition. Instead, they suggest using Emergent, an AI platform, to build and sell MVPs to businesses.

Structure

1Don't ask Claude for app ideas
2Don't use Claude to generate prompts for building apps
3Don't sell these apps to local businesses
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Whatever you do never build mobile apps for gyms with AI… #ai #claude #vibecoding #emergentpartner

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This would create competition

5Use Emergent instead

Product placement

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DON'T ask Claude for this...

Transcript

Whatever you do, definitely don't find a local gym chain on Google Maps, copy the link to their website, go over to Claude, paste in the link to their website, and then say something along the lines of, give me some mobile app ideas I can build for this business to increase their revenue, pick an idea you like, and then tell it, write me a prompt that I can paste into a merchant.sh in order to build a mobile app for this business. Wait 5 to 10 minutes and get a fully done, ready to use MVP that you can then sell to that local business, that local gym chain for $2,000. Rinse and repeat. Do this in a small city across the country, a small mid-sized city. But you won't do that. And you won't do that because that would give me more competition. So definitely don't try this, whatever you do.