The Ultimate Content Repurposing Tool for Busy Creators


Hi Reader,

Claude projects are a real time saver and, I believe, the ultimate content repurposing tool for busy creators at this time.

If you're unfamiliar with the concept, a Claude project is pretty much the same as a ChatGPT bot.

It's a way of providing context for your chats with your prompt and also with some sample data, for example, documents, text code and other files that you upload.

So, I have a Claude project that creates viral headlines for me based on content I have already written. I can then publish the content to a platform such as Medium using one of the viral headlines Claude produced.

Creating projects saves time getting outputs that you can use for your business and it's easy to access previous inputs and outputs for each project if you want to find historical content.

In my latest video, I explain exactly how you can build a Claude project and show you how I'm using Claude projects to save time in my content business.

You can use the AI models in Claude for free, but if you want to get access to the latest AI and build your own project inside of Claude, you'll need to take out a pro subscription.

It costs about $20 per month and you get access to Claude-3, Opus and Haiku.

In comparison, you can take out a premium subscription to ChatGPT, which also costs $20 per month.

The key difference is the outputs are better from Claude for text and written content.

However, with ChatGPT, you can create a bot that you can share with other users.

Whereas, when you create a project inside of Claude it's not possible to share it with external users unless they're part of your team and you've added them to your subscription.

Watch my video now and learn how to set up Claude projects yourself.

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Write on,

Bryan Collins

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