AUGUST 29, 2025

• PromptCraft: SEO Blog Post Generator Template; Interactive Personality Assessment; Repurpose Any YouTube Vid
• Robert Greene's 300:1 Rule, and What AI Users Can Learn from It​
• THE HEADLINES
• Tool Spotlight: Creem AI Makes It Easy to Sell Subscriptions, License Keys, and Downloads

SEO Blog Post Generator Template; Interactive Personality Assessment; Repurpose Any YouTube Vid

• ​SEO-Optimized Blog Generator Template: Full prompt outputs posts with meta description, H1/H2 hierarchy, LSI keywords, internal/external links, and voice adaptation—useful for affiliate sites or agencies needing publish-ready drafts that hit E-E-A-T benchmarks.
• ​Recursive Emotional-Ethical Reasoning Framework: “Human+ Core” prompt introduces a /depth, /mode, /format syntax that expands, compresses, validates, and projects scenarios while checking each anchor for logic and ethics—handy for sensitive strategic or legal analyses.
• ​YouTube-to-Shorts Repurposing Script: Template scans a transcript, pulls one high-impact moment, writes a 15--30-second script, crafts a three-second on-screen hook, and suggests title plus hashtags—netting two or more Shorts from every long video.
• ​Prompt Compiler v2.0 Standardizes Any Request: Copy-paste “compiler” restructures messy asks into role, instructions, constraints, and guardrails; supports refinement loops across GPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok without installs, giving clearer, repeatable prompts in seconds.
• ​“Top List” Hack Prioritizes AI Output: Post explains steering models with “Top N” rankings—e.g., Top 5 frameworks or Top 10 guitar patterns—to force comparative reasoning; stacking lists or fusing multiple tops yields broader insight or creative hybrids.
• ​Interactive Personality-Analysis Session Prompt: Guided chat digs through layered questions, then maps answers to MBTI, Big Five, CBT, and psychoanalytic lenses, delivering a custom growth brief and career advice once you type “General Analysis.”

Robert Greene's 300:1 Rule, and What AI Users Can Learn from It

Robert Greene is one of my favorite authors. Five years ago, I felt like my world was closing in on me. I was going through the unpleasantness of a divorce, and each day was a challenge in keeping my emotions in check.

Reading his 48 Laws of Power taught me tons about when to push and when to scale back. The book, which documents the "48 laws" with historical examples, helped me not to give in to some of my worst tendencies and chart a new course for my child and my life.

So I was super excited when I found out the My First Million crew (@myfirstmilpod) would be interviewing him on their latest podcast. Naturally, I listened to it almost immediately, and will probably do so again after writing this post.

On top of that, I had GPT 5 Pro write a summation of the episode from the transcript. You can read it here, but I encourage you to listen to the whole thing and read Greene's book if you haven't.

Anyhow, one of the things that jumped out at me was Greene's "300:1 Rule."

Word of warning: it's not good news for those of you get-rich-quickers looking for AI to be a one-button solution.

​CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT THE 300:1 RULE IS​

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• ​Chip giant Nvidia’s sales rise 56% in boost for AI boom​
• ​The Top 100 [Gen AI] Consumer Apps​
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• ​The 100 Most Influential People in AI 2025​
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• ​Aurelian Raises $14M Series A to Ease 911 Dispatcher Workloads with AI​
• ​Oh goody, the 'first known AI-powered ransomware' has been discovered and it 'may exfiltrate data, encrypt it, or potentially destroy it'​
• ​Scientists just developed a new AI modeled on the human brain — it's outperforming LLMs like ChatGPT at reasoning tasks​
• ​How AI is exposing the BS economy​
• ​Anthropic Disrupts AI-Powered Cyberattacks Automating Theft and Extortion Across Critical Sectors​
• ​DOD Official Says AI, Other Innovations Will Transform Future Warfighting​
• ​AI Use And Data Centers Are Causing ComEd Bills To Spike — And It Will Likely Get Worse​
• ​Nvidia CEO says AI boom far from over​

Creem AI Makes It Easy to Sell Subscriptions, License Keys, and Downloads

Creem is transforming the way SaaS, AI, and digital companies handle payments, taxes, and global payouts—offering a sleek all-in-one solution for today’s fast-moving teams. Acting as a Merchant of Record and financial operating system, Creem makes it easy to sell subscriptions, license keys, and downloads in over 100 countries and 80+ currencies (including stablecoins). But its standout feature? Effortless revenue splitting with partners and collaborators—no spreadsheets or legal headaches required.

Designed by SaaS founders for SaaS founders, Creem automates compliance, VAT handling, and complex payouts so you can focus on building. Plus, an integrated AI assistant surfaces financial insights and helps manage your business like a savvy virtual CFO. With ultra-competitive fees, smooth UI/UX, and a focus on scalability, Creem is quickly becoming the go-to alternative to Stripe and Lemon Squeezy—especially for indie hackers and startups navigating global markets.

👉 Explore the platform at creem.io​

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