How to Start a Business Using AI

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AI GENERATED BOOKS

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The AI revolution is here, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. Hundreds of different businesses are being started every single day using the powers of AI in every single industry that you can think of.

However, the shocking thing is that AI is mostly being innovated in modern industries, leaving the older ones untapped.

And that's where this unique business idea comes in. Using AI to innovate in a $138 billion untapped industry

That’s right…

Books.

Now this isn’t as simple as it may seem; you can’t just go to chat with GPT and ask them to make you a 300-page book that will sell 10,000 times over.

It’s all about learning about how AI models work and how to input the correct settings, ask the correct questions, and use the correct prompts to build the book block by block.

So, how does it work?

In principle, getting AI to write you a book that you can sell won’t be as easy as you think it is because who in the world would buy a book from nobody?

It’s all about building a brand around your books that people learn to trust and repurchase.

Here is how it works in a simple breakdown:

• Learn how to use AI properly.

• Pick a niche.

• Design a brand that represents the books you’re writing.

• Figure out where and how you’re going to sell your books.

Here's the story of the guy who made over $400k using this exact method:

So let's dive into the steps and how you can get started yourself.

Step 1: Learn AI.

You can try to go into this blind and likely make some pretty expensive mistakes along the way, or you can first harness your skills and knowledge around AI to make sure you hit the nail on the head the first time.

The way that Joe did it in the video wasn’t by just asking Chat GPT to write him a book, but by first asking it to outline the structure and topics of each sub-chapter, and then he went step by step into each sub-chapter to build out the book.

Step 2: Pick a niche.

Not just anyone is going to buy the books that you sell, and it takes a very particular market to buy books claiming to teach you something or help with something that's written by a no-name.

And it’s your job to find that market. Joe targets middle-aged women with his books that directly solve their problems, but you can use any niche you want as long as you test it first to make sure it's doable.

Step 3: Design a brand around your books.

The key with this business model is to get repeat customers, make someone love your book so much that they keep coming back for more, and in order to do that, you need to build a brand around your book that resonates with them.

By doing this, you get the benefits of brand recognition, building out something that you could possibly sell in the future, and so much more.

Step 4: Figure out where you’re going to sell your books.

Deciding who your books are written for is one thing, but now it's about finding out where those people are and how you can reach them.

For Joe, because he targets middle-aged people, he markets his books on Pinterest using ads to do so because thats where his target market is.

GET STARTED

To get started, watch the video above and go through the outlined steps.

The key here is making sure the books that are being written are actually good books, because thats the trick to repeat customers - thats how you scale.

You don’t have to provide the knowledge, but you do need to provide the structure to make sure that they stand out.

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