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I let AI run my social media. 17.8 million views in six weeks.
My day job is at USVC, so I don’t have time to run my social media. I built AI to do it for me. This course shows you exactly how, so you can grow your followers, views and leads while spending less time on it than you do now. With Claude Code, any AI tool, or Oscar.
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- Since Sep 2917.8M
- Threads10.6M
- X5.03M
- LinkedIn2.25M
How this started
I have a day job. I built this because I didn’t have time to post.
In 2025 I grew my Threads by hand, and some posts did two million views. Then my day job at USVC took over. By August my Threads got about a thousand views a week.
So I built an AI system on the side to run my accounts for me, and on September 29 I handed them over. It took the posts that had worked, rewrote them lightly so they could run again, wrote new ones in my voice, and posted three times a day.
The part that mattered came every morning. It read how every post did against my typical post, and changed what it wrote next.
Then X and LinkedIn. 17.8M views in six weeks, and I wrote almost none of the posts.
It wasn’t my old audience
So we tried it on an account with zero followers.
A brand-new account telling startup stories, first post on October 5. For four weeks it got a few thousand views a day, with one lucky weekend. Then one video format caught.
It makes the videos too
I didn’t record a word of this video.
Before AI, I struggled to grow Instagram. Then AI wrote this video, voiced it in my cloned voice, and cut it from my old photos, emails and sales sheets, with music timed to the story. It ended on “Comment PLAYBOOK” for a free guide. Press play.
Followers from Oct 22 to 27. Views across Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Threads and YouTube, as of Nov 10, 2026.
What nobody tells you
It also made my posts worse.
One pattern the AI learned from five winners took over how it opened every post, its topics got narrower, and my typical post fell from 82K views to 6K in four weeks. Fixing that taught me more than the wins did, and it’s a big part of the course.
My typical post on Threads, each week. After the fix, Threads went from 677K views a week back to 1.5M.
What you’ll learn
Everything I learned, in eighteen lessons.
Each one ends three ways: by hand, with any AI tool, and on autopilot with Oscar. Each starts with a line that tells you if you can skip it. Every lesson I add later is yours.
How social media works
- 00
Welcome: the loop
The whole system on one page, and why AI alone makes generic posts.
- 01
How feeds decide what people see
What every network is measuring, and what that means for what you post.
- 02
Your account: what it's for and who it's for
What it’s for, who it’s for, and what you can say that nobody else can.
- 03
Anatomy of a post that works
The first line, the turn, the payoff, taken apart on real posts.
- 04
Measuring: your typical post
Score every post against your own typical post, at the same age.
- 05
Get seen while you're small: replies
How a small account borrows a big one’s audience without spamming it.
The system, with AI
- 06
Find what already works
Your winners are ideas, not wordings. Find them in what you’ve already posted.
- 07
Make AI sound like you
Your voice from your own writing, and the tells that give AI away.
- 08
Bring back what worked
Run real hits again without repeating yourself.
- 09
New ideas that can win
Ways into a post, kinds of post, the news, and why one post in three should break your pattern.
- 10
The learning loop
Score at 24 hours, review every morning, change one thing at a time. And how it went wrong for me.
- 11
Images and carousels
The posts people save, and how to make them without a designer.
- 12
Short videos with AI
From a topic to a finished video: script, voice, real footage, music cut to the story.
- 13
Build the machine
The five jobs, one pipeline and one agent: where it runs, what it costs, where it breaks.
Growth into business
- 14
Network playbooks
X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Threads and TikTok: what each rewards. Checked every month.
- 15
Starting from zero
A brand-new account, day by day, two ways: video first, or writing first.
- 16
Turn views into leads
One guide behind an email, offered on the right posts, and comment-a-word to get it.
- 17
Run it in ten minutes a day
What to approve, what to automate, and the routine. Build it yourself or plug in Oscar.
Who it’s for
Anyone building an audience, wherever you’re starting.
You don’t have an account yet
Start one the way we started ours from zero, without guessing what to post.
You post, but nothing grows
Find out which of your ideas already work and post more of them, better.
You don’t have the time
Neither do I. Hand the writing to AI without sounding like everyone else who did.
Not for you if you want to buy followers, join engagement groups, or post AI writing nobody would want to read.
Your tools, not mine
Do it yourself, or let Oscar do it.
Claude Code
Build the whole system yourself: the files, the prompts and the daily review that I started with.
Any AI tool
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini: every prompt in the course works where you already write.
Oscar
The system I built from all of this, running your accounts for you. Never required.
Done for you
Or we run it for you.
The same system, run by us. You give us about ten minutes a week from your phone, and what only you know. No calls. We do the rest: a video every day, the posts, the numbers.
Three months at least. 4 of 5 spots open.
Get startedYou
- A brief and two voice notes to start
- About 10 minutes a week: a few questions, answered by voice note
- Your old talks, podcasts and photos, if you have them
- A yes or a no on each post, for the first two weeks
Us
- At least one short video a day, in your voice, on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok
- Posts every day on X, LinkedIn and Threads
- Your talks and interviews found and learned from
- A written read every month, with a short video
- A call once a month, only if you want one
- Week 1
A brief and two voice notes
Connect your accounts and check the brief Oscar drafts from your posts. Send two voice notes: your story, and what you can say that nobody else can. We find your talks and interviews; you tick the ones that are you.
- Week 2
The first posts and videos
Nothing goes out without your OK for the first two weeks. You’ll see each one in Oscar, and a word from you changes it.
- Weeks 3–4
Every day, on every network
A video at least once a day, and posts. A few questions each week, answered by voice note from your phone.
- Month 2–3
What works, more of it
Every month, a written read and a short video: what worked, what didn’t, the one thing we change next. A call if you want one.
Why three months
The account we started from zero took four weeks to find the format that caught. The first month is mostly finding yours. Months two and three are when it grows.
Who it’s for
You have more to say than time to say it: talks, a podcast, interviews, a following somewhere else, a business with stories. It works for a person or a company, as long as someone is willing to be its voice.
More, and extra
More than a video a day when it’s working, at no extra cost. Replies written for you, long YouTube videos and ads cost extra. If you’d rather film yourself, we edit your clips, which costs more.
Who’s teaching
I’m Ankur. I started Teachable, the platform people use to sell online courses, and sold it in 2020. My day job now is at USVC. I built Oscar on the side because I didn’t have time to run my own accounts, and now it runs other people’s too. This is the course I wish I’d had.
@ankurnagpal on XQuestions
When does it open?
Soon. Everyone on the waitlist hears first.
How much will it cost?
I haven’t decided. The waitlist will hear the price first.
Do I need Oscar?
No. Every lesson works in Claude Code or the AI tool you already use. Each one also shows how Oscar does it, if you’d rather not build it yourself.
Do I need to code?
No. The Claude Code lessons go step by step, and you can copy every prompt into ChatGPT or Claude instead.
Won’t my posts sound like AI?
That’s the part most of the course is about. AI writing gives itself away in ways you can learn to spot and remove, and the best material is what you’ve already said yourself.
Which networks?
Threads, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and TikTok, with what’s different about each.
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