Hey Reader,

When I first found ChatGPT, I used it for things I was bad at.

There was a 16 year old browser-based RPG that I was playing again, but some of the old extensions another player made didn't run in my browser.

I didn't know how to program in that language, so I just copy-pasted the code and the error message I was getting to ChatGPT.

This was GPT-3.5 in 2022 December.

After days of copy-paste back and forth, I managed to get one extension going!

Then I paused using it, because I didn't have a new need. My problem was solved.

A few months later I realized ChatGPT could be used to generate marketing content. When we started working on Promptmaster, I spent a lot of time trying to craft prompts that we could use to generate content on social media.

I already had a lot of expertise in writing Instagram Carousels, after all, I grew an entire Instagram coaching and education business with them, so surely I could write a good prompt, right?

If I taught hundreds of people, surely I could teach a dumb AI.

But it didn't work.

We actually had to spend more time messing around with the prompts and refining the outputs than just writing the posts from scratch.

But it stayed in the back of my mind. If this could work, and it could be automated, it would be immensely helpful to so many businesses.

Towards the end of 2023, I learned how to use Make to build automations.

The idea was simple: I can't code, but I can put circles together in a line and set their properties at a "good enough" level.

I didn't want code. I wanted to automate my work.

So, I got hooked, but my carousel automation had to wait, because GPT-4 (the leading AI model at that time) was not good enough in creative writing at that time to confidently delegate this task to it.

I think the first model that really impressed me with its writing skills was Claude 3.5 Opus, and I used it quite extensively to write landing pages, email sequences, ads, and to repuprose my human made newsletters into many different platforms.

And that's when I first built this automation:

It took one long-form content, and used Claude 3.5 Opus to repurpose it into 21 pieces of short-form content.

I have since upgraded the prompts many times and updated the models to be Claude 4.5 Opus, and GPT-5.2.

Now, you can give it any long form content, like a YT video transcript, a page or chapter from your book, an article you've written, a podcast transcript, etc. and it gets the job done.

But here is the problem:

If you never used Make or Airtable, and I gave you this blueprint file without any tutorial and guidance, you probably wouldn't be able to set it up.

Well, maybe you could, with 10-20 hours of learning first on how to use Make.

And I think this is the big mistake I've made while building Promptmaster.

I wanted to teach people how to fish first, because I thought people are like me and they love to learn new things.

Because I thought people wanted to learn how to build these automations from scratch and become an expert in building AI systems.

But turns out, not everyone wants to be an AI expert. Especially not solopreneurs and small business owners, who have a business to run.

You don't want to learn how to build things like these from scratch.

You just want it to be running in your own business, get it to generate content for you, review that content, publish what's good, delete the rest and move on with your life.

And that's what I'll help you with in The Paladin Guild.

It's not a course where I teach you how to fish.

It's an AI implementation guild, where I give you fish.

It's for non-technical entrepreneurs who want access to my battle-tested AI automation templates and prompts, and need help to set it up in your business, and run it.

Some AI automations are very easy to set up (<10 minutes), some are a bit more complex (30-60 minutes).

That's why the goal is to help you set up at least 1 new AI workflow each week, that generates recurring value in your business every week after.

The keyword is recurring.

Depending on your business' size, such a content repurposing automation might generate you $10k/year, or $10k/quarter or even $10k/month. Or nothing at all if it's not your bottleneck.

So once you join, we first diagnose your bottlenecks on a private one-on-one call, and identify the top 3 $10K AI opportunities in your business where you can increase your profits by at least $10k/year (recurringly) in saved time, new revenue, or decreased costs.

Then, you can find templates for your bottlenecks, pick one you install each week, and get direct support from me in the form of a DM, a Comment, a Loom video, or even a Zoom call (if you join early as a founding member).

If this sounds like you, if you are tired of buying another AI course and you want help actually implementing AI in your business, click here and apply today!​

Dave Talas

P.S: I'm only opening 20 spots, because each person will be onboarded with a one-on-one diagnosis call, and I don't want to overwhelm with too many members. Currently 18 people have applied:

The spots are going soon, and the community opens 1-2 weeks from now.

I'll be reaching out to people on the waitlist in application order, so if you don't want to miss this, apply today (it only takes 3 minutes and 17 seconds)