Marcelo Valenzuela

I saw my work on a billboard yesterday. SoniGas. Mazatlán. AI-produced commercial. This is what the workflow looks like when it works: → Concept developed with AI image generation → Motion added in Kling/Seedance → Final polish in Photoshop → Delivered as a broadcast-ready ad No traditional production crew. No location shoot. No six-figure budget.

I have capacity this month. Been heads down building AI visual pipelines, spec campaigns, and affiliate content. But I’m open to jumping into something different. If you’re working on a project and need someone who thinks in systems and executes fast, I’m available. Industrial engineer. AI creative director. I figure things out. DM me what you’re building and let’s see if we can work together.

🤣🤣Hahaha saw this trend around so decided to do it. Pretty easy on Seedance 2.0 📹 Comment “Prompt” and I’ll send you the prompt I used to make this video!!

Claude + Leadbay MCP is a cheat code for SMB sales. Here's the full setup, no coding required 👇 Most B2B sales teams still prospect like this: Buy a list from ZoomInfo or Apollo Filter by industry and company size Send the same sequence to everyone Wonder why reply rates are under 1% That worked in 2022. The problem is those tools only see 30% of the market. The construction firm with 40 employees and no LinkedIn. The restaurant wholesaler with 12 reps and zero digital presence. The HVAC distributor doing $8M a year with no website. Real businesses. Real budgets. Completely invisible to every tool you're paying for. Leadbay just shipped an MCP. Here's what changes the second you plug it into Claude: 1. Finds companies that don't exist in standard databases "Find me HVAC distributors in Texas that match my best customers" 200 qualified leads. In minutes. 2. Qualifies against your actual historical data Not generic filters. Your real wins and losses. The AI learns what a good customer looks like for you specifically. 3. Ranks leads by likelihood to buy So your reps call the right 20 first. Not the loudest 20. 4. Enriches contacts automatically Decision maker. Phone. Email. Ready to contact in one click. 5. Logs everything back to your CRM No manual data entry. The agent does it. Here's the part most people miss: 70% of the SMB economy generates zero digital signals. No LinkedIn activity. No job postings. No funding announcements. Every tool your team uses right now was built to find the other 30%. That's not a small gap. That's most of the market. Connect with me and comment "LEAD" and I'll send you the full setup guide.

Midjourney doesn’t follow the rules. But that’s exactly why it’s still one of the bests images model out there. Every other AI image tool optimized for safety, consistency, predictability. They trained the creativity out of themselves trying to make something everyone could use. Midjourney said fuck it. Most of these images have things that weren’t in the prompt, that’s the model making creative decisions. Give it a strong concept, let it interpret it, then you edit with taste. That’s the workflow. Not prompt engineering. Creative direction. Every other model is trying to be Photoshop. Midjourney is trying to be a photographer with a point of view. All images made with Midjourney v8.1.

The best SDR I've ever hired costs less than a coffee. But most founders are still burning $5k/month on a human doing the same job. Here's what Gojiberry runs while you sleep: → Scans LinkedIn 24/7 for real buying signals → Job changes, competitor engagement, funding rounds → Qualifies leads automatically based on your ICP → Launches personalized conversations at the right moment → Follows up dynamically based on replies The difference between cold outreach and intent-based outreach is timing. Cold outreach guesses. Intent-based outreach knows. Most B2B teams are still guessing. Spraying hundreds of messages hoping someone bites. The problem was never the copy, it was the targeting. I got 1,000+ comments on my last post from people asking how to fix their outbound. The answer was always the same: stop contacting people who aren't ready to buy. Gojiberry flips the model. Instead of finding people to contact, it finds people already looking to buy. Reply rates 3-5x higher than traditional cold outreach. Comment "GTM" and I'll send you the full setup guide. Link in first comment.

Made this video as a little experiment, just playing with AI to create new things. All prompts created with my M Visuals bot 👊

You can launch your own SaaS this afternoon. But most people building agencies don’t know this exists. OutEngine has a full white-label model. You resell the entire cold email stack under your own brand. Your logo, your subdomain, your pricing. 50/50 revenue share. What’s inside the stack you’re reselling: → Unlimited cold email sending → Multi-inbox + built-in warmup → Lead enrichment and verification → Sequencer → Billing and auth (all handled) Setup takes 10 minutes. No code. The economics are stupid simple. You charge market rate. Your cost is $30 per 100 inboxes. Everything else is free on top of that. This is the part most agency owners miss. They’re spending years building a service business. OutEngine lets you flip to the vendor side in an afternoon. One team built hundreds of thousands in revenue reselling this. They never touched the infrastructure once. Comment “STACK” and I’ll send you the full walkthrough. Link in first comment

Adidas x FIFA 2026 - concept. Just an idea I wanted to try. *Concept project. No affiliation with Adidas. Which nation next?

Today I finish my 6th semester studying Industrial Engineering, I’ve learned a lot this semester but classes are the least of it honestly. I’m taking home something else. Arriving early to eat with a friend before class, getting to know people from every corner of México. Hearing points of view and experiences I never had before. The thing I value the most I learned from the last 2 years is embracing the process, whenever facing challenges face them with your head up, THERE IS NOTHING TIME CAN’T FIX. I figured out this semester that you can be doing your best academically and still be happy every single day. You don’t have to choose. Leaving with one of the fullest semesters I’ve had. Not because of the grades but because of the people. Ending this post with a phrase I found on a friends fridge “Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning how to dance in the rain”