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this is easily a $10k-30k/month model
1 - start an AI tools newsletter for a specific professional (solopreneurs, marketers, lawyers, HR teams)
2 - content: every day, send the top 3-5 new AI tools + one workflow they can steal + one AI news update that actually affects their work
3 - email every AI tool founder and startup asking them to send you product updates for free coverage...they'll beg you to feature them, they have no distribution
4 - have 1-3 sponsored placements: top spot is $1,500/mth, mid is $750/mth, bottom is $300/mth. 1 send = $2,550/mth
5 - rinse and repeat across 5 verticals (solopreneurs, marketers, legal, ecom, HR)
6 - grow newsletter, grow revenue
bonus:
once you have 30k people on your list who are obsessed with AI tools, offer a DFY AI workflow implementation service for $3,000-5,000 where you map out exactly which tools and automations their business should be running. stack affiliate commissions on top (most AI tools pay 20-40% recurring) and the same email is now making money twice
matter of fact, I think this model could do WAY more than $30k/month
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