#28 · pov you made $139K last month yapping
I actually have all of those systems ready. I’d walk you through building them because they give the highest ROI. They include a candidate‑placement automated hiring pipeline, a personalized cold‑email system, an automated dashboard, an AI coach (a rag‑based chatbot) that can be built in about an hour, and a coaching‑management CRM for coaches. Check the doc and just Google “NixR best niche” to rank higher.
The most profitable AI product I've built is my cold‑email system. I've sold several hundred thousand dollars worth of it, and it was by far the simplest thing for me to set up. The system isn’t really a cold‑email service per se; I essentially repackage Instantly, handling domain setup, email inbox configuration, and building simple automations that pull a lead list into Google Drive, enrich it, and then generate a ready‑to‑pitch list.
Yes, selling chat bots will remain viable and actually increase in value as they become more intelligent and easier to implement. CRM and structured data will also stay in demand. For services, focus on systems tied to revenue because they’re easier to justify and have higher perceived impact than backend optimizations. To overcome running out of retainer ideas and delivering less value, list what the client currently does to generate revenue, list what others use to generate revenue, find the overlap, and build systems that help them do the effective activities. Avoid low‑return activities like excessive LinkedIn posting; instead, double‑down on high‑return channels such as trade shows. This approach lets you quickly justify your retainer value.
Just pick something you believe in, commit, and try it for a set period—don't wait for trends.
You’ve already built a DM qualification skill that let you charge 40% more on a client deal, plus LinkedIn content automation that generates one to two inbound leads per day. That gives you solid social proof, but you need to frame it in concrete, dollar‑sign metrics. Instead of talking about the system itself, talk about the results it can deliver – for example, 20 to 40 meetings per month and an estimated pipeline value of $25,000. Position yourself as helping small‑to‑medium business owners who aren’t massive enterprise CEOs – think a 30‑something running a three‑person agency who wants to relax a bit. Provide clear value to that audience. As for offers, you can sell virtually anything: the DM qualification skill, LinkedIn and content automation systems, management services, social‑media brand growth, niche video editing, AI‑enabled video editing, or even content edited with tools like Hyperframes or Remotion. Lead sources are typically scraped from LinkedIn Sales Navigator where prospects voluntarily share a lot of information.