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Paid post“Thank you to Granola for sponsoring this episode.” The description carries “https://www.granola.ai?via=calum” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRkcslvpFNU87:07 · spoken hook

“It's tough not to make money doing this if you apply the correct steps in the right order.”

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Turns the sponsor chapter inside a broad AI-agents interview into a concrete customer-research workflow: record audience calls in Granola, connect them to Claude through MCP, and generate a research brief in under ten minutes.

31Kviews1.1Klikes↑4.8×vs their usual post · 6.5K views15creators ran this script

@The Calum Johnson Show · 306K followers · 0 of 30 recent posts mention Granola · creator page →

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  1. 0:00It's tough not to make money doing this if you apply the correct steps in the right order.
  2. 0:03Just think of Hermes as your personal assistant and Claude is the place where we go to build
  3. 0:08things on your desktop. You said $10,000 websites, that's actually the easiest way to get your first
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Treat the meeting as the input, then visibly route Granola context through Recipes, Zapier, CRM, Claude, Slack, or presentation tools until it becomes finished work.

AI workflow educators connecting meeting context to agents and business tools · 15 creators · 15 posts

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@The Calum Johnson Showyoutube · 306K followers · median 6.5K views · n=60best post31K4.8×views · for GranolaPaid post “Thank you to Granola for sponsoring this episode.” The description carries “https://www.granola.ai?via=calum” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRkcslvpFNUOpen creator →

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