What are your thoughts on building systems for creators, influencers, or community owners, specifically the five systems you mentioned?

I think building systems for creators, influencers, or community owners can be valuable, but they have to be tailored to the creator’s voice. If you want to sell a system, it must deliver ROI and feel authentic; otherwise people can spot AI‑generated fluff. I usually keep the tone spartan and write as if it were an authentic piece. For community owners, a CRM that captures leads from DMs and tracks sign‑ups is useful. Automated DM reply services for short Instagram DMs can work, but I avoid them for my own community because authenticity is crucial. Authenticity will become a premium asset as more people automate. There are many business models where these tools make sense, especially for creators who care about profit, but many creators may not see much value. One high‑impact model is repurposing long‑form content—take a podcast or video, cut it into 10‑15 short posts for Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. Each piece can be worth over $1,000. While larger companies have bigger budgets, individual creators can also generate significant revenue from this approach. The model is high‑leverage: a small team can produce massive output, and as long as you manage the multiple hats—engineering, sales, marketing—you’ll have a few years of strong demand before the market saturates.