Use AI to Steal My Content

You’re already aware of how important personal branding is when it comes to building an online business.

What holds most people back from making content is not knowing what to post.

What if I could fix that for you?

The Leads Letter recently crossed 1,000 subscribers — we’re growing quicker than ever.

And if you’re subscribed, you probably resonate with the posts I publish.

I’ll give you my permission to steal my newsletter topics so long as you iterate upon them.

This means you should take the original topic and add your own original thoughts/insights to it.

Go through my Beehiiv posts and find newsletters that you found the most valuable.

PLUS, I’ll give you two FREE resources to make high-quality content from this newsletter:

1. Use this GPT to write LinkedIn posts and create graphics. Simply give it 2-3 sentences about a topic and it will write a perfectly-formatted LinkedIn post and Tweet 👇️
   https://chatgpt.com/g/g-9XKiSWbIY-viral-post-generator

2. Make a copy of this Canva template, add your profile picture and username, and paste your Tweet text 👇️
   https://www.canva.com/design/DAGTwBDvk4M/KP1LlXnXf1PZ10A_qjAK5g/edit?utm_content=DAGTwBDvk4M&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Then paste the LinkedIn post and upload the graphic you made from Canva. You have a ready-to-go post to give to your audience.

Now you may be wondering…

Why Am I Doing This?

There’s a few reasons:

1. I don’t make money selling GPTs or Canva templates. Giving these away for free doesn’t cost me anything.

2. If I can help you make better content, content that inspires your audience not only to engage with you but to give you money, that karma comes back to me.

Go out there and beat the algorithm.

-Eric “Open Source” Otten