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I’ve been diving deep into digital products lately, and something that completely changed how I think about “passive income” was a concept called The $27 Offer Funnel — basically a simple 3-step system for creating, launching, and selling small digital products automatically. What I love about it is that it flips the usual “build a huge course, charge $997” advice on its head. Instead of betting everything on one big launch, it focuses on small, fast-selling offers ($10–$300 range) that can bring in daily sales on autopilot. Here’s the gist (and why I think more creators / freelancers / VAs should pay attention): - 💡 Create once, sell forever. You make one digital product — a template, mini-course, guide, or toolkit — and automate the delivery. - ⚙️ 3-step funnel: People see a piece of content (reel, ad, or post). They click to a checkout page. They buy — instantly.That’s it. No calls. No client chasing. - 🧠 Low-ticket = low resistance. People don’t need to “think about it” the way they do with high-ticket offers. $27 is an impulse buy, not a commitment. - 📊 Scalable simplicity. With upsells, email automations, and repeat buyers, the revenue stacks faster than most realize. If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to start an online business, this approach is ridiculously practical — you can launch your first product in a weekend using tools like Canva, ThriveCart/Payhip, and ConvertKit. I wrote (and honestly, documented everything I learned) in a super detailed post that walks through the entire system — from product creation to automation to analytics: 👉 The $27 Offer Funnel: A 3-Step System to Create, Launch, and Sell Digital Products Automatically It’s not some “get rich quick” thing — it’s literally the framework a lot of successful creators and small business owners are using right now to build semi-passive income streams around their skills.

I completed my online Virtual Assistant course 2 months ago. I would appreciate any guide to landing a first entry level job. Thanks.

This is a fascinating direction for VAs and content creators alike, and I wanted to share a few thoughts based on what I’ve seen in the wild and from working with clients who are experimenting with AI-video & virtual influencer workflows. Full article: https://remoteworkoffer.com/offering-ai-influencer-ad-creation-as-a-virtual-assistant/ Why this “AI Influencer / AI Video Ad” shift matters For years, video content was expensive: you needed actors, cameras, lighting, post-production. That created a barrier to entry for many small businesses and solo creators. The emergence of AI-generated talking avatars means that barrier is dropping fast. Because the cost & time are shrinking, companies are finally willing to test volume. Instead of 1 big polished ad every quarter, they can now try 10–20 short videos each month, vary the creative, test the hook, pivot quickly. The math is shifting from “must hit big” to “can afford to iterate.” Virtual influencer personas are especially interesting because the “face” of the content becomes a reusable asset. Once you build the avatar, every new campaign can use that same avatar—different script, different background, maybe different language—but you’re amortizing the persona creation cost over many videos. Why VAs are especially positioned for this VAs already know how to coordinate—whether it’s scheduling, production, uploading, managing assets. Adding AI-video creation is a natural extension of that coordination skillset. The creative logistics change from “hire a shooter, book a location” to “select or build an avatar, write the script, render the video, deliver formats.” That’s still process-driven and repeatable—perfect for a VA workflow. Because early adopters can operate without massive budgets, VAs can enter with modest setup (software subscription + scripting time) and yet offer clients a high-perceived value service. For example: replace 5 traditional ads at $1K each with 20 AI-ads at $150 each—you win because you deliver huge volume, the client wins because they test more.