u/unsophisticatedbitch

Maybe I'm missing something, but whenever I need to download a bunch of videos from HeyGen (client deliveries, older projects) I end up exporting them one at a time.

It's not a big deal when it's just a few videos, but I do client work and once you have a larger library or need to grab older projects, it starts feeling pretty repetitive.

Just wondering if this is a me problem or something other people run into as well.

I've been saving linkedin posts with all sorts of alpha and knowledge shared by people for a long time, but I never really go back to them. So I finally decided to something about it.

I exported all my saved posts using LinkedIn bookmark exporter chrome extension into a markdown, took them to Obsidian to create a knowledge base of all saved posts context and then connected it to Claude.

Now whenever I need to get relevant actionable insights around a niche I'm interested in, I just ask Claude connected to the AI Obsidian brain, something like :

-Based on last 3 months what this company's leadership has been publicly saying, what internal problem are they most likely under pressure to solve right now?

Or for job search something like this is useful:

-Based on the people and companies whose content I've been collecting, what do they have in common culturally and operationally? What kind of environment am I actually drawn to?

Or I can ask questions like

-Analyse the openings of every post I've saved written by CMOs that got high engagement. What do the opening sentences look like, can you reverse engineer and create a framework by analyzing their posts and wtite a high quality one for my niche