My crypto buddy has been diving into AI Web for over a year now,
I didn't expect him to rake in $40,000 in a single month.
This post of his is definitely worth a read, it's worth its weight in gold (USD).
I have to admire his strong exploratory skills and unwavering patience.
I took the time to go through his review,
and my biggest takeaway isn’t that he made a lot,
but that he has developed a method that ordinary folks venturing abroad can execute and reference.
He actually took a long route at first.
He tried video platforms, Douyin, Kuaishou, live streaming sales, Xiaohongshu, and app development.
Only after a while did he confirm that AI Web is the direction that suits him best.
I think the most important point in his review is:
newbies shouldn't always think they can figure out what to do just by analyzing.
A lot of times, your understanding isn’t enough to support your decision-making.
The real answer is simple:
take action first, make mistakes, and gather feedback.
So how do you find demand?
His method is straightforward and effective:
check the rankings, observe mature products,
daily record demands and pain points,
and keep an eye on new models, new terms, and new opportunities.
Over time, he has built up a demand pool of over 100.
But not every idea is worth pursuing.
When judging the validity of a demand, you can repeatedly ask yourself:
What kind of people, in what scenario, are willing to spend how much to solve what problem?
The clearer you can answer this, the more reliable the demand.
When creating products, he emphasizes three principles:
keep it simple and user-friendly,
first create an MVP,
and clearly state that the product only does one thing.
Many people jump in wanting to create an all-in-one solution, but often end up not mastering anything.
The truly effective path usually starts from a singular point.
In terms of traffic, what's most important for newbies isn’t to immediately pursue large-scale reach.
Instead, they should focus on breaking their first sale.
If the website's conversion rate is around 0.5% to 1%,
then the primary goal is actually:
to acquire 200 to 300 targeted users first.
In the beginning, he mainly relied on these channels for a cold start:
Reddit, YouTube, navigation sites, community posts, plus SEO.
The core thought process is very practical:
whatever channel brings in traffic first, use that.
Don’t lock yourself into a single platform.
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