5 productivity tips every business owner needs. 1. Use a planner. 2. Wake up early. 3. Batch your tasks. 4. Say no more. 5. Stay consistent.
Scrolled pastWorks in any industry.
Shot Caller focuses on composition, negative space, the Brockmann grid, and restraint—so the output is instantly ready for real brand assets.
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Nothing is loud. That’s why it works.
These didn’t start with prompts, presets, or photography skills.
Just:
“I need a photoshoot for…”
Who's Behind this?
Hi there! 👋 My name is Jeremy, the creator of shot caller.
A few years ago, Tjibby Marketing looked like it was designed by a caffeinated toddler.
Stock photos. Generic AI stuff. A man in a suit smiling like he just discovered PowerPoint.
You know the type. Horrible.
Every brand looked the same. Everyone used the same tool Everyone got the same beige results.
So instead of asking: “How do I make AI look more real?”
We asked: “How do I make it look intentional?”
Not louder. Not busier. Not more “AI-ish.” Just… better directed. That’s when the entire approach changed.
Less randomness.
More taste.
Less “generate.”
More “design.”
Shot Caller wasn’t built to impress other AI nerds. It was built to make brands look like they actually know what they’re doing. Because once you’ve seen what real visual direction looks like… you can’t unsee the toddler phase.
Still ashamed about this.
Story Caller 2.0
Get Story Caller
One idea. The right storyteller.
Bring the rough thought. It picks the storyteller and writes the post.
Get Story Caller for $47
One payment. For ChatGPT and Claude.
Six of them. 36 more inside.
01The problem
AI made content faster. Not better.
- Slide 1I built the perfect productivity system.
- Slide 2It almost looked like business maturity.
- Slide 3I had dashboards, labels, folders, and a workflow for everything.
Format isn’t the hard part anymore.
The story is.
02Same topic, different storyteller
The productivity trap for business owners.
No-Nonsense Rant
You don’t have a tool problem. You have a deciding problem.
Trailer of a Trainwreck
One founder. Eleven planner apps. One Tuesday, the calendar fought back.
Kishōtenketsu Thriller
Every evening the same three tasks move to tomorrow. Then her daughter asks why.
Problem Crusher
Your to-do list isn’t too long. It has three problems.
Illustrative hooks.
03How a post gets built
You bring the thought. It brings the structure.
About the productivity trap for business owners.
Best fit: Plot Twist Payoff, a carousel. Three directions:
- 1. The Fancy App Trap
- 2. Busy All Day, Done Nothing
- 3. The Control Illusion
Three. You write it.
CaptionStoryboardImage promptsStory teaser
Brief. Direction. Post.
Then the extras.
42 storytellers. You don’t need to remember one.
Say what the post should do. The Director picks the agent and runs its process.
22Reel agents
13Carousel agents
7Single image and caption agents
See all 42 by name
- Common Mistake FixerReel
- Mic-Drop MotivatorReel
- Problem CrusherReel
- Mind-Blow StoryReel
- Deadpan DropperReel
- WTF FactsReel
- Speedy FixReel
- Chappelle’s RoastReel
- Reagan-Style Mic DropReel
- Rapid-Fire ListReel
- Mini-Tutorial MasterReel
- Epic Personal StoryReel
- Kishōtenketsu ThrillerReel
- Dan Harmon’s Reality CheckReel
- SP SwitchReel
- Casual ChatReel
- Flip The ScriptReel
- Kamishibai SuspenseReel
- No-Nonsense RantReel
- Two-Step StunnerReel
- Jaw-Drop FactReel
- Trailer of a TrainwreckReel
- Swipe-Worthy TipCarousel
- Mic Drop MotivatorCarousel
- Bold ConfrontationCarousel
- Listicle LegendsCarousel
- Go-To ResourceCarousel
- Mistake Myth BusterCarousel
- Step-By-Step BlueprintCarousel
- Plot Twist PayoffCarousel
- Story SparkCarousel
- Gut-Punch Story CircleCarousel
- Page-Turner DramaCarousel
- Eerie RealizationCarousel
- Conversational Real TalkCarousel
- Snappy Quote DropperSingle image
- Infographic ImpactSingle image
- Quick Win Solo ImageSingle image
- Meme MischiefSingle image
- Single Image Story FlipSingle image
- Case Study Story CircleSingle image
- News ReporterSingle image
The Director
Matches your brief to the right agent.
The Strategist
Finds your core message. Plans the dates.
The News Desk
Finds current stories and checks the sources.
Production
Captions, storyboards and image prompts.
A calendar with a point of view.
It starts with your story and one core message. Then every post gets a date, a format and an agent.
70% reach20% trust10%
The starting mix. 10% invites action.
- Post 1The commuter bike that came before the shopSingle Image Story Flip
- Post 2Two calendars negotiating one small bike rideMeme Mischief
- Post 3The committee meeting about where to cycleDeadpan Dropper, reel
Illustrative plan for a city bike repair shop.
Questions.
Do I have to pick an agent myself?
No. Share your topic, your audience and what the post should do. The Director recommends an agent and uses its process. Or ask for one by name.
Where does it run?
Inside ChatGPT and Claude, as one plugin. The Director, the Strategist, the News Desk, Production and all 42 agents come in the same file.
Will it make the images too?
It writes storyboards, visual concepts and image prompts. The images themselves come from the image tool in your chat.
Does a 30-day plan write every script?
It builds the plan first. Then you ask for the next post when you’re ready, and it uses the agent the plan assigned.
Can it post or schedule for me?
No. A calendar is a plan, not a queue. Publishing needs your own scheduling tool.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once and it’s yours.
The whole storytelling team. Paid once.
- 01
42 storytelling agents
22 for Reels, 13 for carousels, 7 for single images and captions.
- 02
The Director
Picks the agent and writes the post.
- 03
The Strategist
Your core message and a dated plan, 30 to 90 days.
- 04
The News Desk
Current stories in your niche, sources checked.
- 05
Production
Captions, storyboards, image prompts and Story teasers.
Tjibby Marketing
Change Minds.
Create Buyers.
Perception driven marketing for businesses with something worth making people care about.
We change what people believe.
The selling gets easier after that.
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