Hey {{first_name}},

Tomorrow at 2pm UK / 9am EST, this workshop happens.

With you or without you.

Ninety minutes. Live installation. Working system by the end.

After tomorrow, this goes away until 2026.

Not a marketing tactic. Actual timeline.

I'm not running another content workshop before the holidays. Everyone shuts down in December, and I'm focusing on existing clients through year-end.

So the next opportunity is months away.

Whilst you're still posting AI slop, training your audience to ignore you, and wondering why engagement keeps dropping.

Here's what you miss if you skip tomorrow:

Watching the system get installed with a real volunteer. Seeing exactly how it learns voice, captures style, and preserves stories.

Building your own system during the workshop with live guidance. Getting your specific questions answered in real-time.

The visual creation process and idea generation framework that complete the system.

Walking away with three working systems instead of good intentions.

Two types of people are reading this right now.

Those who fix problems when they see them clearly.

And those who know they should fix it, won't fix it, and will spend six months explaining to themselves why they were "too busy" whilst secretly wondering why their content still doesn't work.

(Spoiler: it's not because you were busy. It's because you chose not to fix it.)

The people who install this system tomorrow stop training their audience to scroll past their names. Their content immediately stops looking like everyone else's AI posts.

The people who wait keep digging the hole deeper. Every post reinforces the pattern. Every week makes recovery harder.

Six months from now, you'll either be grateful you fixed this in November, or frustrated you waited so long.

The window where AI slop gets tolerated is closing fast. Pattern recognition sharpens daily. Tolerance drops by the week.

You already know this is true. You've seen it in your own feed.

How quickly can you spot AI content now compared to six months ago?

That's your audience's experience with your posts.

Tomorrow is when you fix it.

Or you keep posting the same forgettable content and hope something changes.

It won't.

(Unless you count "getting worse" as change. In which case, yes. Things will definitely change.)

Reply "YES" by midnight tonight for the workshop link.

Or click here to register directly: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cgBPHbvcRKLjpCrZfJdIbzVIiNK7clZKUKLQcvmJn5I/

Tomorrow at 2pm UK / 9am EST.

This is it.

Jack