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Using OmniAgent Studio as the Case Study We’ll pretend we’re selling a digital product built around OmniAgent Studio. Example Product (for clarity) Product: “OmniAgent Studio Starter Kit”Format: Toolkit (templates + prompts + setup guide)Audience: Beginners who want to build AI agents but feel overwhelmed Problem: “I don’t know how to start building AI agents without getting lost” STEP 1: Define the ONE Core Problem This is the anchor of all marketing. Core problem we talk about everywhere: “People want to build AI agents, but the tools feel confusing and technical.” We do not talk about: - Every OmniAgent feature - Every AI framework - Advanced agent architecture 📌 Marketing starts with their confusion, not your tool. STEP 2: Pick ONE Platform to Market On For this example, let’s say: - Platform: Facebook, Threads, IG, TikTok or a Skool Community Why? - Builders hang out there - Easy to explain ideas - Low production friction 📌 One platform keeps execution simple. STEP 3: Create the “Teach → Show → Invite” Loop (Using OmniAgent) 1️⃣ TEACH (Explain the problem) Example content: “Most people don’t fail at building AI agents because they’re not technical.They fail because they don’t have a clear starting point.” You’re teaching: - Why people feel stuck - That it’s normal - That there’s a simpler way 2️⃣ SHOW (Use OmniAgent Studio as proof) Now you show the solution without hard selling. Example: “Here’s how I used OmniAgent Studio to build a simple AI agent in under an hour—no complex setup, just clear steps.” You can show: - A screenshot - A short walkthrough - A breakdown of the process - A lesson learned 📌 This builds trust without hype. 3️⃣ INVITE (Soft call-to-action) Now you invite. Example: “If you want the exact setup, prompts, and structure I used in OmniAgent Studio, I packaged it into a beginner starter kit.” Link → landing page 📌 You’re not pushing — you’re offering help. STEP 4: Repeat With Different Angles (Same Product)