AI x Social Marketing | A Solo Company Grows Threads to 160,000 Followers with AI

Freelancers understand this infinite loop When you're busiest, you have no time to manage social media. By the time you finally take a breather, you realize there are no new projects lined up. When people reach out to you, it's usually not because of what you posted today, but because they've seen you over the past six months. The time when most breaks occur is often precisely when you should be getting noticed! ❏ Event Details Everyone thinks managing social media is exhausting because they believe it requires shooting videos, creating graphics, and brainstorming ideas. Scarlett has been managing Threads since her amateur days, and after over a year, she has reached nearly 160,000 followers and over 240,000 across all networks, with a peak monthly traffic of 28 million. She discovered that the real content doesn't even need to be generated. The things you explain to clients daily, the lengthy messages you send in response, and those questions you're tired of clarifying are actually the best content; you just haven't saved them, nor has anyone written them down. The event will proceed as follows: Scarlett will share how social media exposure, after reaching a certain level, transforms from actively seeking collaborations to filtering them, along with the lessons learned from neglecting networking in the past. She will also make public the complete process of her two-hour weekly posting routine: how to feed content to AI, what to adjust after the AI generates it, how to schedule and analyze data. Additionally, she will address the two most common issues when using AI to write content: one is losing focus while writing, and the other is creating a final product that is easily identifiable as generated by AI. There will be a live demo on how to train an AI assistant to only write in your tone. Finally, she will unveil her actual 30-day posting plan that categorizes posts into three types: reach enhancement, follower accumulation, and action establishment, perfectly balancing the weekly posting rhythm, with pre-planned themes and opening formulas for each day, along with how to backtrack and analyze data after posting. The last 10 minutes will be reserved for Q&A. You don't need to be an influencer. You just need to be recognized by the right people before they actually need you. ❏ Event Participants Speaker: Scarlett｜CEO of Seed Media, Founder of techtip_s at the School of Information, AI Applications Lecturer Scarlett has previously served as a collaborative lecturer for the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ Small and Medium Enterprise Administration and Small Business Transformation Program and has partnered with institutions such as the Institute for Information Industry to develop courses on AI automation processes and social marketing, collaborating with over 40 companies. Seed Media currently focuses on supporting Threads operations, automation implementation, and AI application services. Her principle is to flow with traffic, keeping methodologies and trust within her own hands. More about her: https://scarlett-chang.com/index.html Organizer: AI Ark Project ❏ Who is this suitable for? ❏ About Us The AI Ark Project is a platform under development that aims to establish a trust foundation for cross-domain talents. We believe that, in this era, a group of people who can achieve “cross-border output using AI” has emerged. They may primarily be engineers but also engage in visual design; they could be in HR yet able to draft complete automation processes. Their capabilities cannot be contained within a single job title. What Ark wants to do is make these “invisible practical skills” visible, trustworthy, and matchable, based not on job titles but on actual experiences. We are still in the early stages. This event is our invitation for you to participate together and define what “Ark” should become in the future. For more information about what Ark is doing, you can visit the official AI Ark Project website. People usually remember to post when a project is on hold, but it’s often too late. What this event teaches is not a perfect content strategy, but a two-hour process that you can start implementing this week. The sooner you begin to save content, the sooner you won’t need to rely on luck to land projects.