Client sites used to go: scope, design approvals, build, iterations, then changes after launch. @jigyasha555 now gets the design commented on and fully approved while it's built, so it ships with the changes already made.
The prompt that created Kate, an AI influencer for the dictation app Voibe, was written by Claude. Ayush Chaturvedi asked it how to use https://t.co/M6wVUrQsp8, then pasted its prompt into the influencer form. His rule: wherever you have to prompt, get Claude to prompt for you.
Unable to scroll TikTok from India, where it's banned, Ayush Chaturvedi lets a feed do it: about 100 proven formats a day. He swipes to pick one and asks for his app, Voibe, in the copy. Back comes Kate, his AI influencer, with the hook, then a demo of the app.
Account farms, as Ayush Chaturvedi describes them: five to 15 accounts, a hook tested on one and copied across the rest once it works, then paid ads behind it. His own setup is one test account, with no paid ads yet.
Most marketers go after AI citations and ignore share of voice, says @jigyasha555: how often the brand comes up, positive or negative, and how it's described. She measures both, prompt by prompt, before and after a page goes live.
The part of her workflow @jigyasha555 dropped entirely: building design options for website pages, one iteration at a time. She now looks at ten options and picks one.
Asked whether his AI UGC setup only works on TikTok, Ayush Chaturvedi says every platform runs the same way now. Next: download a month of posts made for his app Voibe, keep only the ones that worked, and cross-post them to Instagram, then YouTube.
Vibe-coded sites look perfect on day zero. @jigyasha555 says they're missing two things: LLM readability, meaning how easily the content can be extracted, and the brand guidelines that set the tone of voice.
The usual objection to AI is that it hallucinates. @binhtran of @avv_co puts the trust question somewhere else: on the vendor, the same call everyone already makes with Google Drive, Attio and Carta. For a VC, he says, staying completely hands-off would be really stupid.
A toggle that didn't work, one of the module's key functions, on a page that had just gone live. Visitors couldn't see the other side of the information. @jigyasha555 puts it down to her early vibe-coding days, before she had a system.