There’s a forum that’s been running since 2004 where thousands of people who actually make money online — affiliate marketers, dropshippers, SEO specialists, media buyers, course creators — share what’s working, what’s failing, and what they wish existed. It’s called... https://medium.com/@stevemarley/the-internets-most-underrated-research-tool-for-finding-online-product-ideas-7d87ce1e6972

Photoroom crossed $94 million in annual revenue up 89% year over year. Most of that came from small sellers and resellers who needed professional product photos without a studio budget. That number tells you something: the money in AI image tools isn’t coming from hobbyists messing around with filters. It’s coming from people who figured out that a specific, boring, unglamorous workflow was worth real money if they could do it faster and cheaper than anyone else. Here’s where that actually plays out. This is a Medium 'members only' article; I've given the free link, but just in case it's behind the paywall click on the link that lets you read it: https://medium.com/@pranithnaikpranit/08b42f06c306

I've thought about setting up an Etsy store, but thought the emails would be a problem, but might do it after watching this. From Jillian at Milotree. Let me be clear: Etsy is good. It puts your products in front of buyers you'd never reach, and it's a fantastic way to test what sells with real money. But Etsy is where people find you. It's not where you build a business that lasts. The sellers who win aren't making one-off sales. They're building a relationship with an audience they own, and selling to them again and again. In this episode, I walk you through exactly how to make that shift, including the real revenue math and a free AI prompt that builds a list-growth plan for your exact product. It works even with zero audience and zero tech skills: Turn Etsy Buyers Into an Email List You Own ($4,000/Month With This Free AI Prompt)

From Anastasia's email: I've been listening to a new podcast and I have to share it with you! Brandon Gaille (you probably know him from The Blogging Millionaire podcast) just launched a new AI podcast made for non-technical people. It's already a top 100 technology podcast on Apple, and I can see why. He publishes two new episodes every week. Only 10 minutes each. Zero fluff, so you can listen on your coffee break and still walk away with something useful. Here are the most listened to episodes from the past month: 1. The Claude Rewrite Loop that Turns Your Draft into a Masterpiece 2. Change One Setting and Claude Gets 10 Times Better His focus is on Claude AI, but don't worry if you use ChatGPT or Gemini instead. The tactics work there too. Every single episode gives you a growth hack you can use the second it ends. Here is how you can follow the podcast, so you get each new episode the moment it drops: 1. Open the Apple Podcast App (Apple devices) or Spotify (everyone else) 2. Search for: Claude Genius 3. Tap the + (plus sign) on Apple Podcasts, or hit Follow on Spotify

I pasted the question into G simply to get plain text output, but was impressed by an answer I wasn't expecting. A good explanation of the different outputs and uses of various AIs. do I need different prompts for ChatGPT Claude Gemini? - Google Search P.S. I posted the gigantic url into the MS Edge address bar to get this shorter text link