Creator: First 7 Days

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Your first week with SFN AI sets the foundation for everything that follows. The first week is about understanding the Content Ideas that are shared, and proving to yourself that proven patterns work. By the end of Day 7, you'll have posted multiple videos and you’ve started implementing Creator Studios in your daily creative workflow.

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Day 1: Explore Your Creator Studio

Goal: Understand what you're working with before you create anything.

Review Your Content DNA

When you first access your Creator Studio, we've already analyzed your recent videos to build your profile. Find your Content DNA section and review:

Your Style: How we categorize your natural content approach (high-energy, conversational, educational, etc.)
Your Strengths: What you're already doing well—this is what we'll amplify
Your Superpower: The unique quality that sets you apart from other creators

Every Content Idea you receive is personalized based on this profile. Understanding how the system sees you helps you understand why certain ideas land in your queue.

Browse Your Content Ideas

Don't film anything yet. Instead, look at 3-5 Content Ideas and study them:

Read the full hook, body, and CTA structure
Open the Shot List and visualize how you'd execute it
Watch all the proof videos—these show real creators executing this exact pattern

Notice how the proof videos share similar elements but each creator brings their own style. That's the goal: follow the pattern, but make it yours.

Check Discord (If Connected)

If your brand has a Discord server with SFN AI connected, find the #angles channel. Browse what's available. You don't need to personalize anything today—just get familiar with how angles appear and how other creators interact with them.

Day 2: Film Your First Video

Goal: Execute one Content Idea from start to finish, following the system exactly.

Choose the Right Idea

Pick a Content Idea that feels natural to your style. Don't choose something that requires you to act completely differently than you normally would. Your first video should feel comfortable—you're learning the system, not reinventing yourself.

Follow the Shot List Exactly

This is critical: don't improvise your first time. The shot list exists because every element has been proven to work. Open it side-by-side while you film:

Nail the hook in the first 3 seconds—this is where most videos succeed or fail
Hit every talking point in the body section
Use the CTA phrasing provided—it's optimized for conversion
Check the tips for each shot (camera angle, energy level, pacing)

Pre-Ship Checklist

Before you post, run through the pre-ship checklist in your Content Idea. This catches common mistakes:

Did you include the key product benefit?
Did you handle the main objection?
Is your CTA clear and placed correctly?

Post and Wait

Post your video. Your Coherence Score will update within 48 hours.

Day 3: Analyze Your First Score

Goal: Understand what coherence means and how to improve it.

Check Your Coherence Score

Your coherence score (0-100%) measures how closely your video matched the recommended pattern. Open your posted video in Creator Studio and review:

Overall Score: This is your headline number
Section Breakdown: See which parts you nailed vs. missed
Specific Feedback: The system flags exactly what was missing or different

Understand Why Coherence Matters

Note that it’s not about following rules for the sake of rules. Creators who consistently score 80%+ significantly outperform those who improvise. The patterns exist because they're proven to convert.

Study the Gaps

Look at your section breakdown:

Hook (first 3 seconds): Did you grab attention the way the proof videos did?
Body structure: Did you follow the flow, or did you rearrange things?
Talking points: Did you hit every key point, or skip some?
CTA: Was it clear, correctly placed, and matched the recommended phrasing?

Watch Proof Videos Again—Differently

Now go back to the proof videos for this Content Idea. But this time, watch specifically for the areas where you scored low. Notice how the successful creators executed those sections.

Day 4: Film Your Second Video

Goal: Improve on your weak areas while maintaining your strengths.

Choose Strategically

You have two options:

Same pattern, better execution: Pick a Content Idea using a similar angle to your first video. This lets you focus purely on improving your weak areas without learning a new structure.
New pattern, apply lessons: Pick a different Content Idea but consciously apply what you learned. If your hook was weak, obsess over the first 3 seconds this time.

Pre-Film Review

Before you start filming:

Re-read the shot list completely
Watch 2 proof videos focusing specifically on your weak sections
Visualize yourself executing those sections correctly

Film with Focus

Whatever your gap was—fix it. If your hook was weak, do 3-4 takes of just the hook before moving on. If you missed talking points, have them written where you can glance at them.

Post and Compare

Post the video. When your score comes in (Day 5 or 6), you should see improvement in the specific areas you focused on.

Day 5: Build Your Rhythm

Goal: Establish the daily habit that drives long-term success.

Morning Check-In

Make this a habit: every morning, open your Creator Studio and review your fresh Content Ideas. Even if you're not filming that day, stay current on what patterns are working. Ideas refresh daily based on what's converting right now.

Review Second Video Score

If your coherence score is in:

Check your improvement areas—did you close the gap?
Note any new weak spots that emerged
Celebrate progress, even if small

Save or Reject

Start actively managing your Content Ideas:

Save ideas you want to film but aren't ready for yet—they'll stay in your saved queue
Reject ideas that don't fit your style at all—the system learns and will stop suggesting similar patterns

This feedback makes your future Content Ideas more relevant.

Explore Discord Angles (Optional)

If you want more variety, browse the #angles channel in Discord. Find an angle that interests you and personalize it. Within minutes, 1-2 new Content Ideas based on that angle will appear in your Creator Studio.

Day 6: Expand Your Range

Goal: Try a different type of content to discover new strengths.

Choose Something Different

If your first two videos were educational, try something more entertaining. If they were high-energy, try something conversational. The goal is to see how different patterns feel and perform for you.

Same Process, New Content Idea

Study the proof videos for this new pattern type
Follow the shot list exactly (especially since this format is new to you)
Use the pre-ship checklist before posting

Track Your Versatility