Full-Automation System Course for Game Sites Going Global to Earn US Dollars: Completely Liberate Productivity – Hand All Repetitive Work to a System Running 24/7, Scale from 1 to 100, and Earn 4K USD

Are you also stuck in these repetitions? When you want to expand the business, your first reaction is to burn more hours or hire people to repeat the same execution. Every day: searching materials, organizing data, copy-pasting, generating content, uploading and publishing, checking results – you memorized the process long ago, yet every time you have to do it all over again by hand. You use a pile of AI tools, but still have to switch among several web pages and programs and watch everything yourself. You've written automation scripts, but once tasks pile up they throw errors, and when problems occur you have to troubleshoot on your own. What really blocks growth is often not that you can't do it, but that everything has to be pushed forward by you personally. The goal of this course is to break your already-working business into a system that can execute automatically and keep self-improving. The whole course runs through the practical case of "building game sites for overseas markets" – but what you learn is a transferable full-automation system capability: the same thinking can scale your own business. What is the full-automation system course? The full-automation system course teaches how to build an already-working business into a system that runs 24/7 unattended and automatically; it doesn't teach a specific business itself. It is essentially an amplifier: if the original business is already doing well, it will further amplify efficiency, capacity, and revenue; if the business foundation is not solid, it will amplify the existing problems as well. Currently the course uses game sites as the case throughout, but this method can be transferred to any business that can be processized and SOP-ed. Who is this course for? You already have a relatively mature, money-making business: if your business is a game site, we recommend reaching at least 100K+ RMB monthly revenue before considering full automation; if your business is not a game site, just make sure you're familiar with it, it's profitable, and you have some learning and transfer ability. You are a programmer yourself, or you master at least one programming language; at minimum you need a fairly good AI programming foundation and learning ability. You can set aside at least one month (can be part-time) to steadily invest in learning and practicing the full-automation system. If you run game sites but just started, with low or almost no income and many blockers and difficulties, we suggest first taking the beginner course for game sites, solidifying the business foundation, and then scaling with full-automation technology (buying both courses as a bundle is more economical). After all, without a solid business foundation, full-automation technology can only amplify losses. Currently over 80% of full-automation course students come directly from the beginner course. [1] – 01 Course introduction and distinguishing real vs. fake automation [2] – 02 Business breakdown: extracting automatable SOPs [3] – 03 Website hosting selection and automated deployment [4] – 04 Chrome multi-instance + remote VNC [5] – 05 Advanced browser automation & practical cases [6] – 06 API automation and proxy pools [7] – 07 AI programming agents in efficient practice [8] – 08 OpenClaw: Skills repository and multi-group chat notifications [9] – 09 Tmux multi-session and on-site task management [10] – 10 How to automatically dispatch a CC or Codex worker [11] – 11 Skill writing standards (Part 1) – capability Skills and single Agent [12] – 12 Skill writing (Part 2) – multi-Agent orchestration Skill [13] – 13 Overview of the full site-building chain [14] – 14 New keyword mining [15] – 15 Preparation stage (Part 1) – domain + collection + homepage [16] – 16 Preparation stage (Part 2) content page generation – one keyword, one page [17] – Lesson 17: Website templates and Prompt design + batch coding + ads [18] – Lesson 18: Go-live deployment – build + publish + indexing + ad integration [19] – Lesson 19 Adsterra ad automation [20] – Lesson 20 Data analysis automation – data-driven decisions [21] – Lesson 21 Competitor analysis and backlink mining [22] – Lesson 22 Automatic passing of various captchas [23] – Lesson 23 Automated backlink pipeline [24] – Lesson 24 Monitoring, alerts, and automatic self-healing [25] – Lesson 25 Closing words and follow-up deliverables Lesson 0: course introduction Lesson 1: distinguishing real vs. fake automation Lesson 2: break down your business and extract automatable SOPs Lesson 3: server selection & website hosting selection & remote file sync Lesson 4 – Chrome multi-instance and remote VNC watch & remote large model installation Lesson 5 Advanced browser automation & practical cases Lesson 6 API automation and proxy pools Lesson 7 AI programming agents in efficient practice Lesson 8 OpenClaw: Skills repository and multi-group chat notifications Lesson 09 – Tmux multi-session and on-site task management Lesson 9 Practical document: installing claw remote Lesson 10 Installation document Lesson 10: how to automatically dispatch a CC or Codex worker Lesson 11: Skill writing (Part 1) capability skills and single Agent orchestration Skill Lesson 12 – Skill writing (Part 2) multi-Agent orchestration Skill Lesson 12 – Skill writing (Part 2) multi-Agent orchestration Skill Lesson 13: overview of the full site-building chain (new) Lesson 14 – New keyword mining Lesson 15: preparation stage (Part 1) – domain + collection + homepage (new) Lesson 16 – Preparation stage (Part 2) content page generation – one keyword, one page Lesson 17: website templates and Prompt design + batch coding + ads Lesson 18: go-live deployment – build + publish + indexing + ad integration (new) Lesson 19 Adsterra ad automation Lesson 20 Data analysis automation – data-driven decisions Lesson 21 Competitor analysis and backlink mining Lesson 22 – Automatic passing of various browser captchas Lesson 23 Automated backlink pipeline Lesson 24 Monitoring, alerts, and automatic self-healing Personal Google OAuth configuration: operation guide Beginner course Lesson 1: course notes & first look at Google and game sites Beginner course Lesson 2: new keyword screening and site-building decision methods Beginner course Lesson 3: SEO course – website tags, internal links, and page practice Beginner course Lesson 4: data preparation for game homepage and article page building Beginner course Lesson 5: website replication & template design & fast launch Beginner course Lesson 6: data analysis tools & traffic diagnosis practice Beginner course Lesson 7: ad monetization notes and tips Beginner course Lesson 8: website backlink building Beginner course Lesson 9, Q&A: common questions and general advice Beginner course Lesson 10: student feedback & startup methodology