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Hi Reader,

You've only got 8 hours to buy a ticket for The AI Repurposer Workshop - Plan Your Next 90 Days of High-Performing Content in 90 Minutes.

I’ll host it live on Wednesday, but I’ll include the recording if you can’t make it.

Ticket holders only.

During the workshop, I’ll show how I use AI to repurpose my content quickly and easily.

(You'll walk away with Content Wizard, a planning bot you can use to create 90 days of content)

Get Content Wizard

I take it down tonight.

Write on,

Bryan Collins

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