This concept will make someone way more than $100k (a few million) and you could easily do it across multiple niches… “Scan, identify, buy” is a money printer Who gives a fuck about Google lens No teenage girl is using Google lens to find outfits for the best prices. They want an app that’s attractive and super easy to use. Something that’s shareable Distribution always wins The only risk with this app idea is large social media platforms ripping the idea and practically eating you overnight A few niches that could be 10x better: - Construction and anything trade related. Builders uploading photos of specific issues and getting instant links to solutions + reliable material suppliers - Real estate and architecture. Less viral but tons of deals + partnerships to be made on the backend. Very profitable - Watches. In-built “fake or real” scanner. Live market prices, nearest dealers, retail updates. Stuff like this Basic ones like food also work. They wouldn’t make as much money and more competition but super easy to go viral and speed run users if executed well If you have a similar app like this or planning to build one and you want distribution, drop me a message. I have a strategy in place and can scale fast

What’s crazy about the 25% of students (with degrees) who can’t get jobs is that most of them would be way better than us at this whole “online money” stuff if they actually tried… Problem is that they never saw the option to take their work online. They wanted to make their families proud. The traditional route. “Everyone else does it, so will I” These Universities are the goldmines of talent that gets wasted. Tech nerds, creative thinkers, obsessed athletes etc. The Same skills that secure them $70k/yr jobs could’ve made them multiple millions if they simply took a risk and leveraged their abilities the right way I actually paid students from elite uni’s to make group-chats with their tech friends so I could recruit developers recently. These people are smarter than most of us and spend all day researching/coding We’ll 100% see a shift in academically smart people getting into online business within the next 5-10 years. AI will open up more minds, companies like Whop will make it easier for beginners to get started, and the drop in employment rates will only mean more young people willing to “take the risk” Whop going into Universities and directly helping people shows you it’s already happening. Some of these students are even being graded based on how well they can launch an online business… Interesting times

The rock identifier app generating $400k per month is cool, but there’s so many things they could be doing to make this entire project way more profitable… I’m 100% sure I could 10x the owner of this apps profit within the next 3 months if they hired me right now. Some sauce: Most apps have terrible margins. Fee’s are ridiculous, only running ads, churn is high and they always fuck up organic marketing by hiring the wrong teams Many of the users who will download this rock identifier app are obviously super interested in earths unique rocks Ancient rock addicts, students studying rocks for science, unique rock collectors, people who monetise rocks, adults with a random curiosity about rocks, spiritually obsessed women, rock business owners List goes on… These guys should be building an exclusive community for all rock-lovers which their own users gain access to (for free) when downloading the app Host live calls in this community, bring in rock experts, start “rock finding” competitions, have rock chat rooms, meme generators. So many other potential features and cool ideas The entire experience should feel like a club. A cult. A place where rock-lovers come together. Their entire user-base chills in this community. The identifier app becomes a side thing that scales You can run multiple funnels to this rock community. People unaware of the app can pay to join the community for a smaller monthly fee, where they’ll be told to download the app for best experience Have upsells. Host adventures across the world, add premium sections for rock experts, exclusive live calls for one time fees. These are all things you can sell at 100% profit margins (not to mention it boosts retention on the app itself) Then there’s the organic marketing Where the fuck is it? Why have I not seen rock identifier on socials before? Do all app creators just have 0 creativity? 170 active ads on meta is nice but they’ll never experience the feeling of an incredibly creative and very ruthless organic team distributing their content and driving traffic to their product I have partners who build affiliate teams for app owners and other online offers. The results are incredible. They’re getting millions of views, and millions in revenue for their clients. Night and day difference Point is, more app owners need to be doing these two things if they want to make even more money: 1) Launching a community that increases retention rate for their app + gives them a ton of extra profit for re-investments 2) Building an organic affiliate team (which is actually trained) to create a viral organic marketing strategy which can then be distributed across socials. Affiliates paid on performance-basis only If you’re an app/offer owner reading this and you want either of what I’ve just mentioned done for you, message me I will personally connect you with my partners who’ve done this before (Do not message me if you have no money to put down and you’re just going to waste their time. This is not a charity) And if you’re not an app owner, start finding apps (just like rock identifier) and start scaling their shit properly

90% of these consumer apps are full of shit, but it doesn’t take away from the fact that this dog barking translator app should be making $200k/mo already I did one of these a few days ago, but these app’s are so clueless with their marketing so here we go again: There are 68 million households in the US that own AT LEAST one dog… Not even Asia or Europe Literally just America. Do you realise how many customers that is? The amount of people who would use an app like dog translator? Most humans love their dogs more than their family This dog translator app needs to be posting TikTok slideshows, but with an incredibly strong (and slightly unethical) twist. Something that touches the viewers emotion. Something slightly sad First slide: “I’ve had Jeffery for almost 12 years, and today I had to say goodbye…” Second slide: “We had so many memories together, but by far the best ones were when we had conversations through the silly little dog translator app during our evening walks” Third slide: *Insert screenshots of dog translations* This strategy works well because it hits the emotions of those who own dogs themselves. They dread the day their “furry friend” passes away. It sounds slightly horrible but super effective Subconsciously, viewers will want to check out dog translator. They’d love to experience the same feeling they watched in the videos with their own animals, even if the app hardly worked You can take these winning formats and turn them into stories on Reddit. There are so many pet Reddit groups where emotional “story times” like this with CTA to a specific app go crazy If you’re an app owner, two more points I want to make: 1) If you’re going to build affiliate teams that drive traffic to your brand, don’t listen to the people that tell you it’s a numbers game. It’s not. You need 15-20 affiliates max that can ACTUALLY deliver 2) Never pay any marketing team based on the views they generate. This is not how you stay profitable. You’re asking to burn cash. Pay per sale or sign up only If you’re a brand and you want me to connect you with proven affiliates, you can hit me up. You will be charged a fee. It’s not free. I’m not a charity If you’re broke, I recommend creating an in-house education program and training fresh affiliates yourself Run the numbers

The AI influencers + team of teenagers marketing combo is going to generate brands so much money it’s disgusting I have friends doing 50-100 million organic views/mo with this already… Strategy is simple: 1) Gather small team of teenagers who understand how to generate incredibly realistic AI content (vids + photos) 2) Set up 10 accounts on platform of your choice. Start testing angles. Couple posts a day on each account. Make sure to plug the product you’re pushing 3) Pay your army of teenagers on performance or small monthly retainer 4) Once videos start to pop, start honing down on what works. Onboard more account managers so you can scale the team. Use different influencers for each 5) Make sure CTA’s in videos are hard and specific. The videos should go viral pretty easy, so your marketers focus should be on getting best conversions possible 6) Weekly calls with team. Continue generating new content daily. Turn winners into ads. Assign your proven marketers to educate new ones For content, test different characters, test different backgrounds, get creative with hooks, make some more realistic than others. This stuff is self explanatory People aren’t doing this because: - They think conversions are shit - They don’t know how to make good AI - They don’t even realise it’s possible If that’s you then you’re a retard I was the same until I saw the numbers It’s incredibly easy to set-up and requires minimal time. Literally no reason why you wouldn’t test it. Perfect strategy to supplement the other traffic sources you are already running. Money printer If you have an established product and you want to do this AI + mass distribution strategy properly, drop me a message and I’ll connect you with my contacts who are experts at executing this

There are retards making $70k/month by copy-pasting Quora answers and turning them into a packaged info product... If you have no skills, here’s a method: Recently saw a girl selling relationship advice she stole from divorced people on Quora (I found this out because I reached out to her asking for some UGC stuff) She screenshotted 50 answers about “couple money problems”, re-organised them into modules, created a course and started posting TikTok videos No one knows it's stolen because nobody reads quora that deep. People are lazy and free information doesn’t get valued the same way paid information does For those who want to try this: Go to Quora (dot com), type in a problem and you’ll quickly find 500+ desperate people giving free consulting in the comment section to popular questions - Financial advisors writing 2000 word essays - Therapists dropping $10k worth of frameworks - Business owners explaining their entire system like they have zero competition All of it is free. Money doesn’t even cross their mind. It’s literally thousands of people sharing value for clout and so they can all flex knowledge to each other Once you’ve chosen a “problem”, literally copy the girl’s blueprint… Steal the best 50 answers, make it glamorous, create a community and add a price tag. Start making content and drive traffic to generate $$$. Attach a face to the brand for more authority Quora has EVERY niche already researched: - Parenting over 40 (5000 answers ready to steal) - Making money with adhd (therapists giving away gold) - Dating after divorce (pain = profit) When people buy info, they aren't just paying for information. They’re paying for nicely structured content that looks like it will do the job. That’s why this works Someone’s 100% made a few million running this method already. Zero skill Literally just ripping answers, driving traffic, and watching the bank balance There’s over 200 million answers on Quora btw. That’s a lot of info products…

I know someone who created an AI that automatically farms in-game items on video games and then sells those items for real money to addicted gamers… He makes $15,000 per month doing this I think the cross-over between AI and gaming industry will be huge as we enter the next 5 years. Most people are focused on using AI to create content etc but there’s a big opportunity in gaming (Info offers, building AI that plays 24/7 for you, advanced cheats, list goes on) What’s great is that most video game addicts are not business oriented. You can pitch them opportunities and get them to do the nerdy work whilst you focus on the business side of things 0 gaming knowledge needed

I know a few very smart people who are actively printing cash on Polymarket right now, and they all tell me it’s the easiest money-making play we’ve had in a while The misconception around prediction markets is that people think the ones winning are just gambling money on outcomes and “hoping for the best” This isn’t how it works… Polymarket is basically the smart minority taking cash from the stupid majority. The stupid players treat it like a Casino whilst the smart ones calculate their decisions, just like a trading market Most of the outcomes on prediction markets can actually be figured out with common sense, deep research and a few conversations w/ the correct people (or with insider info obviously) They’ll ape lumps of cash on the most OBVIOUS outcomes which they 100% know will pull through, and make a few thousand per bet. Repeated process A lot of the big wins (if you actually look on the platform) are just people lumping $200k on an outcome and collecting $5k back. Low risk plays. Easy money 6-7 figs/mo profit doing this btw, especially when they make the odd risky bet that pays out There are other strategies people are abusing to get an edge, but they aren’t public because that defeats the point of having an edge I’ve personally played around with Polymarket a lot recently, and made a fair few connections in the process whilst doing so Definitely something to check out if you have a load of cash lying around…

You could quite easily make $50k+/mo finding free tools on the internet, stealing the ideas, make them look fancy, add paywalls, and distribute them properly There are thousands of untapped tools online which are super useful and incredibly smart, but the problem is: - Built by nerd dev’s as “side projects” - Have zero marketing - UI is completely ass - Not being monetised - Pretty much neglected and years old No one uses them because people don’t even realise they exist… Even if they do know the free version exists, people trust the price of paid products. The perceived value is higher (even if the product is basically the same) Not to mention the wrapper and way you market these tools matter way more than the product itself anyway. The aesthetic design, simple onboarding and bended marketing angles will do most of the work The same random tool that was made for business owners by some tech nerd could be sold to teenage girls for a monthly subscription if the use-case made sense and was viral-worthy So many places you can find free tools to rip btw… - Reddits - GitHub - Paid/free Discord communities - Old forums If you’ve got even the slightest skill of marketing product, this is such an easy play. I’ve seen it happen so many times. You can literally just rip ideas and dev’s can’t do anything about it. Run it up

Jordan welch's mum has 1 million tiktok followers because she’s known as the “retired baddie” who flexes iced out chains, drives SVJ’s, and lives the rapper lifestyle (she has nothing to sell you)… Elderly people break the algorithms because nobody expects a grandma to tell you about forex, or some 70 year-old ex-convict flexing his Labubu collection When a teenager watches another video of some basic Miami guru telling him to start ECOM, they scroll. It’s the same boring shit. They have seen it all before When that same teenager finds some based grandpa who’s flexing a cold wallet whilst explaining crypto shitcoins, they stop. They’re curious. They want more The contrast is so wild that it literally forces attention. It’s almost a mind fuck A grandpa hitting money spreads is not normal. They’re two things that are never associated with each other, which is exactly why it works so well. It’s a viral combination that disrupts the market More examples: - Grandmas teaching their OG strategies for manipulating men - Grandpa promoting his AI sports betting algorithm + paid community - Elderly couple from Eastern Europe running dating advice - 80 year-old ex-corporate mf that reviews guru courses and calls out the scammers (shills his own course after) One of my biz partners literally hired his own grandmother to be the face of a course. She agreed to make content for free because “it was her little hobby” I myself have gathered a small team of elderly people to be “the face” for our clients project before. They love doing this stuff especially when they’re filming content around a passionate subject These Elderly people have: - Instant trust aspect (they've lived life) - Little competition (Not many others) - Viral factor (completely unexpected) - Authenticity (They have an edge) Jordans mum is lapping you 10x. She’s getting millions of organic views/mo and could take your market share if she ever decided to drop that Whop link. How will you compete? You letting that shit slide? Start integrating some of these elderly content angles into your marketing strategies. Not targeting elderly directly, but using the elderly to target Gen-z You’ll likely be surprised when you see the results…

Platforms like Whop have made it significantly easier for beginners to start and scale an online business from $0-$10k/mo within 6 months (stress-free)… Back when I first started making money online, receiving payments was a whole mission. I was u18 having to rinse and repeat PayPal accounts, asking every client to pay me via “friends and family” so I could avoid the 30 day payouts Once I finally received the money, there was a 50% chance my account was getting locked a few days later. No reason btw. Support teams were completely useless. A weeks work down the drain Building landing pages took time, especially when you had 0 experience. It was never as simple as setting up a page and selling within the same few hours. You can now pretty much cook a million-dollar storefront the same day you start Even studying competition has become 10x easier. Mfs can literally type in a key-word and within seconds find other communities in their same niche. This is a cheat code for beginners. Proven offers handed directly to you… I can go down the rabbit hole of fee’s, App Store and other stuff, but the main point in this post is to show beginners that there’s literally never been a more frictionless time to make money online You don’t need to feel the pain of waking up to frozen funds, or spending 6 hours arguing with a foreign support team. Its 100% one of the best platforms to use if you’re a newbie getting into the game

Surfing luxury Airbnb listings from expensive areas and stalking the people who drop 5 star reviews is one of the creepiest (yet smartest) strategies for finding rich mfs that love to splash cash This is the OG method for discovering wealthy founders, trust fund kids, high-income professionals, investors etc that happily spend $10k/night on Ibiza villas The idea: Choose a location > use filter tab to find luxury properties > go through review section on each listing > gather profiles that show name and pfp > get va’s to find contact details online using the info shown from Airbnb profile > hit them up with a disturbingly accurate message “Yo David, you stayed in my friend’s villa down in Malibu 5 days ago” (Insert comment that opens a convo) Pair this method with the right offer + pitch and you’ll speedrun a few million within a year. Fuck it up and you might catch yourself fighting a court case for invasive deanonymization… Some offers/services this would cook well with include concierges, travel companies, private club offers, event biz, networking groups, online banking. At least 100+ other ways to make money with this acquisition strategy too Don’t ask how I discovered this

Pinterest is full of broke beautiful women desperate to be influencers and they're perfect for being the face of your offers… Here’s the model recruitment method we’ve been using to find 10/10 talent: Pinterest girls understand aesthetics. They’ll post 50 photos a week, take the best angles, lighting, composition, etc The girls on there are usually attention whores that aren’t making any money. They post for the love of the game. 5 likes on each photo, hoping that one day they hit big and go viral These girls are desperate for opportunities, and that’s where you come in… Before you use this method, create a fresh Pinterest account and tell it your female. The algorithm will automatically show you more female content Once account is set-up, search anything related to girls: “clean girl reading” “pilates” “vanilla girl” Start scrolling through the feed Click on photos, save and check their full profiles. There’s a high-chance she’s got an IG attached (or another form of contact). That’s where you hit them up and offer $$$ for doing whatever job If you’re direct, response rate is high These girls are posting 8 hours a day for free. They’re building content libraries for nothing. They literally dream of being paid to exist online. You’re Santa to them Once you find a few girls, you can go in their following list and find even more girls (good girls follow good girls) One of my guys needed a face for his mindset offer. Told him to use Pinterest and the girl he found now carries the entire brand just because of her tits and impeccable video angles that go viral She gets paid $1.8k/mo btw… These Pinterest girls are perfect because: - Easy to negotiate - Already fairly trained - Super passionate The algorithm on Pinterest is very strong as well, so finding girls is easy once you’re in the loop. Save a few photos and it’ll give you 1000 similar girls It’s an infinite model pipeline There’s thousands of keywords you can search depending on if you want certain hair colour, style, language etc. Different aesthetics attract different customers Hire multiple girls for multiple angles. Same product, different faces. Different markets, same backend. You get the idea These girls don't understand business and they don't want equity. They just want someone to pay them for being pretty online so they can buy matcha and go on weekly shopping sprees Your ugly ass doesn't need to be the face. Their pretty ass will sell better anyway Pinterest = female recruitment agency

Paying affiliates 100% commission on front-end is how you steal competitors traffic, completely dominate a niche and scale past “fuck you” money... This was one our go-to strategies for scaling clients who had low-ticket offers. Giving marketers all the profit on initial sale and stacking cash on the backend Let me demonstrate why this works so well: You’re currently offering affiliates 30% on every course sale they generate Your affiliates are great at what they do, but it’s hard to gather loads of them. Some get better offers, a few become bored, others just want to run up their own stuff. It works, but it’s kinda average Tom (your competitor) is offering 100% commission on all course sales generated The affiliates keep all the money and don’t fulfil anything. Tom makes 0 on the front-end but everyone wants to affiliate for him. It’s an incredibly attractive deal You think you’re the one winning, but Tom is the one printing way, way more… Tom has 10x your distribution. His content is EVERYWHERE. He’s traffic-mogging you because you’re a short-term thinker who cares too much about front-end cashflow Tom’s out here slinging DFY services, offering 1-1’s and promoting his software on the backend. You’re trying to do the same but you simply can’t compete… Why? Because his community is 10x the size of yours. He’s collecting way more from upsells. His affiliate team drives more traffic than anyone else in the niche and so he’s scaling harder and faster than you Ask yourself: Why would affiliates promote your offer if they can push Tom’s? They’re similar prices and similar products. It doesn’t make sense. Affiliates are cash hungry. They will always choose the best option Once other affiliates in your niche start finding out, the compound effect begins. More and more affiliates move over. There’s rarely any loyalty in this business The only time 100% commissions on low-ticket offers won’t work: 1) You don’t have upsells in place Then build them? You’re either a complete beginner or incredibly stupid 2) Your front-end offer is a scam/shit Not much I can help you with there. Shouldn’t be selling info if your only aim is to farm $$$ from a terrible product dumbass. That’s common sense Some of the biggest guru’s have used this strategy. It works perfectly when set-up correctly. Just don’t mess it up otherwise you’ll be running an info biz with no profit You’ll be surprised how easy it is to build an army of psycho marketers when you take a small hit on the front-end and optimise for backend plays Most just don’t have the balls to do it…

You could probably make a few million dollars selling help and guidance to sad nerds (like this guy) that make tons of money yet still depressed with life… This sounds super gay but: “Find your personality” offer = $$$ It’s insane how many rich people I’ve met (both young and old) that hate their lives. Zero personality. No life experience. Just years of chasing numbers on a screen They wish they could live a fun life but they literally don’t know how. They took everything too seriously and now they’re cooked. It’s why so many of the “online money guys” are completely fucked In the next few years, we’ll 100% see more and more products built around the idea of helping rich people find purpose - AI that becomes your friend - Social (non AI) platforms for rich nerds - Consulting offers for “lost” HNWI’s The customers already have a money. They’re desperate for solutions. If you can help them figure it out, you’ll print (Offers like this already exist btw, but most aren’t doing it properly. There’s plenty of room for someone to come in and takeover the market. Move fast)

95% of the biz owners who put large company logos like Meta on their landing pages are lying to create fake perception, build trust and make selling 10x easier… “As seen in Forbes” “Partners with Stripe” “Trusted by Coca Cola” You think those claims are real? You think the companies listed actually have any association with the seller whatsoever? Most likely not… Here’s the same trick used by some of the best to fake authority so hard that customers beg to send you money: Humans are naturally programmed to worship authority. If you’re associated with anything significant, you’re assumed to be legit (even if you never claim it)… Most mfs aren’t associated with anything significant so they try playing by the rules to work themselves up the ladder. This is time consuming. It takes too long. It’s gay What you don’t realise is that there is almost always a loophole to finesse the game and fake authority. You can literally just do shit and nothing will happen Example: getting featured in forbes Write some bullshit article on Medium about your industry, mention your company once, then submit it to: - Forbes contributors (they'll publish anything) - Entrepreneur dot com (desperate for content) - Yahoo finance (literally accepts press releases) - Business insider (syndication whores) One will bite. They always do. These platforms need 300 articles per day. Once you have the URL, screenshot it. You just got "featured" in Forbes. Slap it on your landing page. This one’s kinda weak. No one thinks you’re a baller because you got featured on Forbes. This is why some of the best use industry giants but with no context Better examples: Teaching people how to start video editing? Put logo’s like BMW and Coca Cola on the lander. No claims or context. Simply just have the logos on there Selling E-commerce services? Put logos like Meta and GymShark. Once again, you’re not making any claims. You’re just placing logos in-front of your customers Visitors who see this naturally think: “Damn, he’s worked with these companies? Must be super legit” Very rarely will people ever bother to verify. They made the assumptions themselves. All you’re doing is playing on words (or not using any words at all) Sure, it’s slightly misleading but all they are is trust badges. Some of the biggest companies have done this. It’s a proven trick that has worked for years Something to test out if you want a conversion boost…

@heystevetan @lukebelmar @Jason______A You knew he was a fraud this entire time, yet only now do you call him out once he scams you? If you got that fat payout, you wouldn’t have said anything. Luke’s clearly a fraud but it’s obvious you didn’t care about it before either

A super fun $100k/mo play would be to launch a private community made for side-quest addicts who live extremely fast-paced lifestyles that want direct contacts in every city around the world Why has no one pulled this off yet? Most “travel communities” are run by ECOM nerds who think owning two passports is a flex, or washed up spirituality girls who live in Bali… You literally have zero competition If you can group together motherfuckers that actually have lore (all different age groups) you will make a ton of money + build more connections than any of these cringe networking groups combined Some ideas: Every city in the community has a thread. Untapped bars, black market vendors, club owners, chefs that don’t advertise, organic food suppliers, embassy glitches, unique places to stay, private plugs Each “experienced” member has lore to share. Stories to tell. Real life advice. These could be 75 year-olds from Vietnam or some 20 year-old actually living it the right way in a tier 1 city There should be a logbook of information worth thousands. Guy who opened small tattoo parlours in Osaka with zero Japanese. Teen who flipped a car in Panama and then rented it to expats. Stuff that gives other members ideas Anyone with enough experience, super connected or someone who proves their worth can join for free Everyone else has to pay a yearly fee if they want to get inside There are thousands of people that would pay for something like this (for many reasons). To become wiser, gain contacts, make their travelling 10x better, or because they simply love the idea “Need border town where I can reset Visa runs without raising flags. Any recommendations? Southeast Asia preferred but open to Eastern Europe” “Anyone know clubs in Lagos where I can have fun without getting stabbed?” “Taking my girl to Lecce, need some spots to eat. No tourist shit” Upsells on this would do great as well Tons of opportunity to release side projects and other businesses within the main private community itself I know exactly how to scale this project if someone is qualified enough to pull the group off. DM’s open as always Someone run it up