The ‘Central Command’ Dashboard That Rescued Jon Dykstra’s Business After HCU…
Legitimately Does the Work of 20 People – Producing an Entire Month’s Worth of Real, High-Performing Content by 10 AM…
Generating Thousands of Visitors a Day on Autopilot – Along With Thousands of Email Subscribers Every Month…
Important: This is not about generating AI slop. This is about turning your best, existing content into dozens of related articles, social posts, newsletters, video shorts – all in your “voice”, revised until perfect, and then automatically pushed out across all of your channels, after your approval and on your schedule.
And a lot more. It costs about $30/mo to operate. For real. Check out the video for details.
You can also see the dashboard here >>
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For me, this is huge because I could basically rename the SMART Command Center to…
The “DOES EVERYTHING THAT CHRIS HATES, AND WOULD OTHERWISE TAKE HIM 3+ MONTHS, IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES” Dashboard.
Since Jon & I have talked through all this and recorded the video above, I’ve been building out my own version of this, and to give you an idea of how customized this is, here’s what I’m building for my own niche newsletter (on investing)…
- Generates active ideas for pillar content (new stock picks) by analyzing reddit, stocktwits, CEO.ca, predefined X accts etc. and surfacing questions & issues with outsized engagement
- Lets me shortlist the good / interesting ones
- Generates a skeleton draft (brief) with key talking points with dropdowns / sliders to let me set tone, pre-defined template, pre-defined context samples, etc.
- Also provides an expandable, editable “master prompt” that I can edit if needed (this doesn’t change the defaults though, those will be stored in Global Settings or something)
- Generates a draft for human review with an option to redo (w instructions box). Drafts remain saved in “Drafts” unless deleted or published
- User can mark as published, after which they are archived in Published
- In future, figure out in-dash posting to WP, BeeHiiv, Kit etc
- From an existing Pillar piece (publish-ready), generate 30+ derivative, opinionated topics to shortlist (actual output volume set on a slider)
- The prompt for generating topics is expandable / editable
- In the shortlist, there is a global tone / context control panel, but at the individual idea level there are controls/toggles for type (article, short tweet, generate hero image, etc)
- Also an option to expand / edit actual prompt for each item for granular control if needed. Default minimized.
- Bulk generate drafts and revision process. Checkbox to push to queue or redo (with instructions). Can also edit directly as well.
- Drafts are autosaved
- There is also a first-comment or 2nd thread default for the actual CTA, that goes “under” the post right after it’s published. (Metricool can support). This can be edited globally for all hot takes, or individually (default minimized)
- Once items are pushed to queue, user can mass schedule to X, LinkedIn, FB etc via an app like Metricool with basic stagger logic (separate each post by X days/hours), after which this content is moved to “Published”
- Both the drafts & published content will be under the Hot Takes category, not commingled with Pillar content
- Pull in posts & data from X, LinkedIn etc and update with regular cron (daily?)
- Might need to limit crons to last 90 days or something if it’s high volume
- Default display posts by date, but also sortable by other metrics (views, outclicks, etc)
- Also show global accumulated key social stats & subscriber stats (from Kit etc) on a MTD and percent change, etc
- Overall purpose is to stay clocked in on vitals and also to see what’s performing consistently
- In the post view, there’s an option to “re-run” a high performance item by creating a Pillar piece from it, which can then be used to derive further Hot-Takes
And again, everything I’ve detailed above is just an example of how I’m configuring this for my specific niche / business.
Yours will be different, and entirely customized to your workflows… and all the stuff that you hate doing / takes time, that you can now put on autopilot…
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- This is the exact same “operating system” that Jon uses to generate enough traffic from NON-SEO channels to employ a team of 5+ and almost entirely replace his (former) Organic Search empire.
- It automates and centralizes all the boring, procedural stuff that is essential to actually doing the thing that makes you money – publishing content and promoting offers
- The quality and engagement of your content will not only be maintained – it will improve! It’s designed for “human in the loop” before anything goes live
- You are effectively now able to do 500% more, in 1/10th the time.
Note: This is not for everyone. It’s an amplifier. You need to have some kind of working offer / business where more traffic = more money. Otherwise, +500% of zero is still, well, zero.
Here’s my favorite way that Jon describes it…
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Chris Rempel
Founder, The Lazy Marketer
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