Solomon Salo

Professional, practical, and didactic, with a strong “practitioner teaching practitioners” vibe.

Conversational yet polished: it sounds like a sharp LinkedIn creator who also builds real systems.

Strongly informative and solution-oriented, with light persuasion and marketing baked in.

Occasionally opinionated or slightly provocative (e.g., comparing OpenAI vs Anthropic, “Google just made your RAG workflows obsolete”), but never ranty.

Overall: semi-formal.

Grammar is mostly clean and standard.

Casual elements: contractions (“you’ll”, “you’re”, “we’ll”), rhetorical questions, and colloquial phrases (“This is your chance.”, “don’t panic”, “Cool. But why…”).

Promotional language is used, but it’s anchored in concrete details (features, steps, frameworks).

Moderate-to-high energy.

Opens with a strong hook or disruptive statement.

Maintains a brisk, forward-moving pace with short paragraphs and frequent line breaks.

Tone is confident, calm, and in control; not hyperactive, but emphatic.

Strategic exclamation marks.

Emojis (🚨, 💰, 🤥, 👇, etc.) as emotional and structural signals.

Strong, punchy comparisons (“playing chess with infrastructure… still playing checkers”).

Old vs new, traditional vs modern, All-in-one vs Orchestrator, Google vs your custom RAG, Claude vs OpenAI.

Frequent use of rhetorical questions to set up sections or transitions.

Here’s the framework:

Here’s what you’ll get when you join live:

You need to catch up with these best practices…

If you’ve ever thought, ‘I should automate this…’ and then went straight back to doing it manually…

Not long narratives, but short lived moments the reader recognizes.

Clear benefits and outcomes spelled out in concrete terms: “Full system blueprints”, “Proven client acquisition framework”, “Professional-grade RAG.”

Heavy use of second person (“you”, “you can”, “you get”, “If you are:”) to speak directly to the reader.

First person plural “we” and “our” used to represent Scrapes Academy or the team (“We teach you at Scrapes Academy”, “We’ll take one real business workflow…”).

As a teacher at Scrapes Academy I’ve seen…

I just really love the tool.

Gives instructions directly (“Stop splitting text by character count”, “Don’t flatten PDFs…”).

Uses direct commands more than soft suggestions, but still friendly.

Stop building RAG the old way!

Use tools like LlamaParse…

Build a team of specialists…

Upload your files → Ask your question → Get a cited answer. Done.

If you want to join, sign up…

If you are: - A business owner…

Imperatives are framed as helpful, not bossy.