I shared a screenshot of my AI setup—and got 200+ leads

Hey friends,

This one surprised me.

A few weeks ago, I posted a screenshot of my ChatGPT setup on LinkedIn—something I didn’t plan out for weeks, or agonize over.

It was just a quick post, sharing a real part of how I work.

But the response?

📈 45,350 views
📬 200+ new email subscribers

All from one image and a simple caption.

Here’s the story behind it—and how you can use the same system.

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Step 1: I work inside one ChatGPT project that knows me

I’ve got a project in ChatGPT called The Juicer Business. It’s where I write almost everything—this newsletter, LinkedIn posts, product drafts, course content.

Because memory is on, ChatGPT knows:

• My voice

• My audience

• My product stack

• And the kinds of posts I like to write

So when I say:

It responds in a way that feels like a second brain—one trained to think like me.

I then turned it into a lead magnet.

Step 2: I showed, not told

Instead of writing a long breakdown, I took a screenshot of my ChatGPT workspace—the exact one I use every week.

Said screenshot:

Then I wrote a short post explaining what that project does for me.

• How it remembers my tone

• How it helps me write faster

• How it became the engine behind most of what I publish

No carousels. No hooks. Just a real look at my workflow.

Here was the post.

Turns out… people like seeing how you actually work.
(Been noticing the same in email subject lines you open more as well!)

Step 3: I added a no-pressure CTA

At the end of the post, I said:

And that was it.

I didn’t overthink the copy.
I didn’t build a funnel.
I just offered something helpful.

That one line led to over 200 new email subscribers.

When comments came in, I replied them:
“Sending it over rn, sir!”
“Hey friend, I’m sliding into your DMs. Check your messages!”
“What’s up, [first name]! I sent you a DM!”

I had too many leads.

I was struggling to keep up with the DMs I had to send.

Now that’s a problem we all want!

Then I sent them a DM with a link to my email automation tool which will deliver the freebie via email.

The takeaway?

People don’t need polish. They need proof.
They want to see how real builders actually build.

If you’re using AI in your process—even if it’s messy—share it.
You don’t need to act like an expert. You just need to be real.

Try this:

✅ Turn on memory in ChatGPT
✅ Create a project with your business or content name
✅ Feed it your tone, audience, and 1–2 of your past posts
✅ Write everything in that thread—let it learn
✅ Screenshot it, and write a short post explaining what you’re building

You don’t need a big strategy to create a good post.
Sometimes, you just need to share the setup.

Catch you next week ✌️
— Justin
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Click here to access the LinkedIn AI Roadmap. ( contains the said AI project setup!)

(It’s packed with free prompts, tutorials, swipe files, and downloads to help you grow on LinkedIn with AI.)