Carousels in minutes.
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Two minutes on why carousels beat everything else, and how the Engine works.
The No.1 Lead Generation System
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What you get.
Everything inside the Engine
01 · FOUNDATION
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- How to set up Claude properly so the system runs on rails
- The three Projects that power everything, and exactly what loads into each
- Which model to use for which job, and how to cut your credit spend doing it
- The settings that make the difference between good output and great output
- Why carousels beat reels for saves, trust, and inbound leads
- Why the platform is quietly pushing them while everyone chases video
- What actually makes someone save a post instead of scrolling past
- The one principle the entire system runs on: your judgment first, AI last
- How to define the audience you're really creating for
- The emotional state they're in the moment they find you
- How to choose the single feeling your content should create
- How to build audience profiles the AI reads before it writes anything
- How to build a palette that carries your specific emotion
- The 60/30/10 rule for balancing dark, light and accent
- How to use contrast so your work stops the scroll in a crowded feed
- The consistency rule that makes a whole grid recognisably yours
- 100+ ready-made palettes, tagged by emotion, to start from
- How to pick a display font and a body font that work together
- The size jump that separates designed from thrown together
- How to build signature type treatments people start to recognise
- 100+ tested font pairings, sorted by the feeling they create
- How to lock your medium, mood, lighting and colour grade
- What you show, and what should never appear in your visuals
- How to use references to sharpen your look without copying anyone
- Why this is the lesson that makes AI images look like you and not like AI
- How to pin down the three words that describe how you sound
- Setting the dials: length, formality, energy
- Your do's, don'ts, and the phrases only you use
- How to make every slide read like one person wrote it
- How to bring all of it into Your Brand Locked
- Why showing up the same way is what actually builds recognition
- The one asset that powers your carousels, reels, thumbnails and video
- How to update it as your brand grows without rebuilding anything
02 · CREATION
- How to turn a video, an old post, a comment, or nothing at all into carousel ideas
- The five input types that generate ideas on demand
- How to reverse-engineer a carousel that worked and rebuild it as unmistakably yours
- How to tag every idea by goal: saves, leads, authority or reach
- How one idea spins out into a whole series so your content compounds
- The anatomy: the hook, the middle, the payoff, the CTA
- The six hook types and the rules every hook has to obey
- Why most carousels lose people on slide two, and how to fix it
- How to write a hook that stops someone mid-scroll
- 50+ proven hooks to adapt, across seven categories
- The 14 proven carousel structures and exactly when each one fits
- The five middle patterns that carry a reader to the payoff
- How the system matches your idea to the right structure for you
- How to get a finished, slide-by-slide brief in minutes
- When to break the structure, and when not to
- The eight CTA types and what each one is actually for
- Why "follow for more" is costing you, and what to use instead
- How to choose your ask based on your goal, not the format
- 40 written CTAs, sorted by whether you want saves, leads, authority or reach
03 · PRODUCTION
- How to choose your level based on speed versus craft
- Why every level is faster than making it by hand
- The reference system that makes your text layout land right every time
- 30 cover layouts to build your first slide from
- How to get a finished, on-brand carousel with no image tools at all
- How to drop your own photos and screenshots in cleanly
- The fastest route from idea to posted, start to finish
- When this level beats the more advanced ones
- How to generate custom on-brand images for every single slide
- Why the hook image comes first and everything else builds off it
- How the system writes every image prompt for you, so you never learn prompting
- How to keep a whole carousel feeling like one connected piece
- How to build a magazine-quality cover with you in the frame
- How to steer the aesthetic with visual references
- The final polish that makes it look like someone was paid to make it
- Which posts are worth this level and which aren't
- How to build a face or avatar reference once and reuse it forever
- Why an avatar is often easier than using your real face
- How to keep yourself consistent across every image you ever generate
- The exact prompts for each step
- How every part connects: brand, idea, brief, finished carousel
- The loop that makes the system improve every time you run it
- How a full week of content takes under an hour once it's set up
- How to build a bank of references that compound over time
- How to run the entire system inside ChatGPT
- How to run it inside Gemini
- What changes, what doesn't, and which one to pick
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font pairings, ready to use
colour palettes, tagged by emotion
hooks across 7 categories
written CTAs, sorted by goal
carousel teardowns, slide by slide
cover layouts
lessons across 9 sections
proven carousel structures
done-for-you resources
hours, start to finish
You pick the platform: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
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My name's Alex.
Ten years in content marketing. 230,000 on YouTube, millions of followers across the brand Instagram pages I run, and tens of thousands spent on designers along the way.
Everyone calls everything AI slop now. AI is a core part of how I create, but that doesn't mean I hand it over and hope. I use AI to build systems that are a reflection of my brain. Nobody can copy them, they give me hundreds of hours back every month, and they've saved me a lot of money.
Carousels outperform everything else I post, so that's where the system started. Since building it, mine have passed 100,000 saves.
It's what I run on my own accounts every week. Everything on this page was made with it.
A lot of people have asked how I make them. So here it is.
$3,485
$499.
Pay once. Everything above, forever, including every update I add.
14-day guarantee · one payment · no subscription
Who is it for?
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FAQ
Everything worth asking before you join, answered straight. If it's not here, ask Alex directly.
Yes, easily. You answer questions about your brand once and the system gets built with you, step by step. After that you turn up with an idea and it does the work. Nothing to code, no prompting to learn.
Set up in an afternoon. After that, minutes. Once it's running, a week of content takes under an hour.
Everything ships the day you join, and I add new material and updates every month. What you're buying gets bigger over time, not older.
Just Claude, which most people already have, plus Higgsfield if you want the image generation on Levels 2 and 3. Level 1 runs on Claude alone. Both are normal monthly subscriptions and cost less than a single carousel from a designer.
No. I teach it in Claude because that's where it runs cleanest, your brand and files stay loaded and the image generation connects straight in. But you also get the prompts adapted for ChatGPT and Gemini, so you can run it with whatever you already pay for.
No. Raw AI is exactly why carousels look generic, it has no idea who you are. The Engine is your brand, your structures, and your direction built in once, so AI executes instead of guessing.
You can learn to generate an image on YouTube. You can't learn to build a brand-locked system that produces work only you could make. The image generation is one part of one module. The rest is the thinking: a brand document everything reads from, an idea engine so you never start blank, 14 structures with the judgement to pick the right one, and a loop that feeds your winners back in.
If you charge anything for what you do, one client covers it. If you're paying a designer, it covers itself in the first month.
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The Carousel Engine. One system, built with you, that turns any idea into on-brand carousels for as long as you post.
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