Sabri Suby's AI marketing rules leave room for human experience
Two new tutorials pair niche-focused customer acquisition with Facebook advertising on a small budget.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The New Era of Digital Marketing Has Just Begun
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- 0:16Suby argues that specific ad copy helps Meta identify the audience an advert should reach.
- 2:37He recommends appearing in recommendation feeds rather than relying on search traffic.
- 5:54Detailed visual walkthroughs based on experience offer something beyond basic AI-generated answers.
- 8:28He identifies reviews, press coverage and other external references as important signals for AI recommendations.
- 12:11His scaling sequence starts with one audience and one problem before expanding into adjacent markets.
- 20:00He outlines a GitHub-and-Claude workflow for rewriting landing pages and marketing funnels for different niches.
What should a marketer publish when AI can already answer the obvious questions? Sabri Suby's answer is to show the work: detailed visual walkthroughs grounded in experience, rather than another basic how-to.
That is the most human part of "The New Era of Digital Marketing Has Just Begun", the busiest of his two new uploads, with roughly 66,000 views. Across seven rules, Suby argues for sharper ad copy, appearing in recommendation feeds and building a reputation beyond your own website. His formulation is plain: "Your brand is largely about what other people say about you, not just what you say about yourself."
AI gets a substantial job, too. Towards the end, he demonstrates a workflow connecting landing-page files to Claude, then using it to adapt copy and funnels for adjacent niches. The order matters in his approach: solve a specific audience's problem first, then expand sideways.
Viewers have practical follow-ups. Some ask how to choose a niche or identify effective ads; others request a guide to building an ecommerce brand from scratch and a video about billboard advertising.
The newer "How to Scale Facebook Ads on a Low Budget (Post-Andromeda)" is currently drawing views faster than anything else on the channel. Both tutorials attracted almost identical first-day audiences. October's Louis Vuitton marketing investigation also remains active, keeping consumer psychology in the mix.
The channel added 4,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently below its usual level. Among nearby business channels, Chris Kohler had a particularly busy week, while Pat Flynn was quieter. For Suby, the new uploads bring the focus back from luxury-shop provocations to the mechanics of finding customers.
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What viewers say
Sabri, would love a video on how to build an ecom brand from scratch (not dropshipping): offer, positioning, and how to get the first 100 customers with paid ads. Your frameworks would translate perfectly to product brands.
@mahesh_hadkeSee it on YouTubeHey Sabri, can you make a video on high converting billboard ads
@OgabaochogaSee it on YouTubeWhere do i find the ads to copy?
Which ads are the winning ones?
2:10@BalancedUKSee it on YouTube
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Thank you so much sabri I am learning digital marketing and your channel is a free goldmine for me
@HarshitTiwari-d2qSee it on YouTube#HeySabri can you make a video about niches and your selection criteria?
@hashamshafqatSee it on YouTubeI like your content. It has definitely helped me.
@ltrochaSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Sabri Suby right now
- Channel
- Sabri Suby
- Subscribers
- 538,000 ▲ 4,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,960,357
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 65,840
- Views on its first day
- 22,672
The numbers
Here is how Sabri Suby's uploads and audience moved over the past week.
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Which company develops Claude, the AI tool in Suby's funnel workflow?
Claude is developed by Anthropic.



