Nathan Barry fed Claude his best social media posts, then had the AI generate new ones based on what worked. His engagement hit an all-time high on LinkedIn and Threads, but Claude invented false details like him growing up in India. He recommends AI content only for platforms where mistakes won't tank your reputation.
So I trained it, gave it keys to the kingdom, and you would think it would just be a bunch of slop, but it actually gave me my best month ever. So Twitter, I care a lot about. I don't want Claude writing it for me. LinkedIn and Threads, I don't really care about that much, as long as it was like one correctly trained, which meant giving it a lot of training on stuff I had actually done, things that worked, and then creating some kind of reinforcement loop where it stored every post and the performance. Look at it, evaluate what worked, and kind of rewrite it. A lot of the accounts that are doing it well, you don't even realize it, but a lot of this is automated. The one caveat is some weird shit happened and I had to be okay with it. Like it posted on my LinkedIn saying life growing up in India. I did not grow up in India. This was— I wouldn't use it on platforms I care a lot about, but if your idea is you want to grow and you don't mind being a bit cringe or whatever, I had very good success with full AI content creation on channels I didn't care about.
