Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9xVAIu_Aak
Channel: Sifu Yik Chan
Why November and the TST Framework Matter
Sifu Yik Chan’s November AI Magic Mastery Training positions November as the peak sales month internationally, driven by Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving, and Christmas preparation. The core argument is that AI software by itself does not generate revenue; a business model does. The trainer recommends a TST sequence—Theory, Strategy, Tactics, and Tools—before purchasing any AI subscription. In this framing, tools come last, and the objective is to use AI to support a revenue plan rather than to accumulate software for its own sake.
What the Training Covers
The session outlines a content-led growth strategy built around reverse-engineering viral posts, republishing the same material across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Substack, and monetizing the resulting audience through sponsorships and promotions. It also emphasizes pay-per-use AI APIs instead of expensive monthly subscriptions, arguing that occasional users can spend far less by buying credits only when needed. Specific models are assigned to specific jobs: Claude for writing, DeepSeek for low-cost or simple tasks, Perplexity for research, Nano Banana Pro for realistic images, and Sita Dance for short video.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
- Choose one niche from Facebook’s 272 categories and commit to it for three to four months rather than switching topics frequently.
- Set up an AI stack: use Claude via API or Samuels for writing (pay-per-use chats are cited at roughly $0.03 per chat), DeepSeek for simple or Chinese-language tasks (API is approximately $1 for 500,000–700,000 words; the web chat is free), and Perplexity at $20 per month for research.
- Find viral content using instagram.com/popular/[keyword] and Facebook’s niche categories, then upload a viral image or video to Claude to extract the underlying prompt.
- Regenerate the asset with changed wording or context using Nano Banana Pro for images or Sita Dance 2.0/2.5 for video up to 30 seconds.
- Use Google Flow’s free tier—50 credits per day, with about 30 credits required per 10-second video—to test image generation before paying.
- Produce a three-minute AI “Life Story” video, estimated at around $20, to build authority and trust with a new audience.
- Publish identical repurposed content across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Substack to grow followers and attract brand deals.
- Delay paid subscriptions for Love Art and Top View until Black Friday, when Love Art Ultimate is advertised at about $79 per month (normally around $199) and Top View Ultra is listed at $50 per month or $600 per year.
Recommended Tools and Costs
The notes cite several price points and usage metrics. Claude Sonnet 3.5 is recommended for writing, although the speaker states he does not pay the $200-per-month Claude subscription. DeepSeek’s API is described as roughly $1 for 500,000 to 700,000 words, with chat.deepseek.com available for free. Perplexity costs $20 per month. Nano Banana Pro is accessed through Google Flow. Sita Dance video generation is estimated at around $1 per video, or roughly $4–5 for a 30-second clip. AI agents such as Love Art, Top View, and Auto Claw by GLM are presented as better suited to multi-step tasks than single-prompt chat. The speaker reports reaching 1 million followers in 13 months—440,000 on Facebook, 510,000 on Instagram, 70,000 on Substack, and 14,000 on YouTube—and references revenue claims of $1 million per year with $500,000 in November. His Substack prompt library includes more than 1,500 prompts, along with collections of image poses and video prompts.
Caveats and Hype Check
Several claims in the training are unverified. The $1 million annual revenue figure and the $500,000 November figure are presented without independent documentation, and a student result described as a $200 or 253% increase is anecdotal. The trainer promotes affiliate or referral links for Samuels, Love Art, and Top View, in addition to his own paid Substack and multi-part training programs totaling 40 to 70 hours. A “free and no replay” live-training format creates artificial scarcity, and results are described as typical without third-party verification. Readers should treat revenue and follower-growth figures as aspirational rather than guaranteed, and should compare pay-per-use API costs against monthly subscriptions based on their actual volume—one rule of thumb mentioned is that API credits may make sense for users generating fewer than five chats per day.
You do not need the best AI model or whatever model or even the best software you need a business model
Most people learn AI tools but never make a dime
Concrete Next Actions
- Select a niche from Facebook’s 272 categories and schedule content for the next three to four months.
- Configure Claude via API or Samuels, DeepSeek, and Perplexity according to your writing, task, and research needs.
- Search instagram.com/popular/[your-keyword] for viral posts, then reverse-engineer them with Claude and regenerate the assets with Nano Banana Pro or Sita Dance.
- Use the Google Flow free daily credits to test image and video generation before committing to paid credits.
- Create a three-minute AI “Life Story” video to establish authority.
- Repurpose each piece of content across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Substack.
- Build a prompt library from the speaker’s Substack and hold off on Love Art or Top View subscriptions until Black Friday pricing.