Having trouble defining your niche? Justin Moore offers some great advice.

It's much easier for people to follow and purchase from you if it's clear what you do. 

This was his first tagline:

"I help SaaS companies grow their revenue."

This is how he refined it over time:

"I help early-stage SaaS companies in the healthcare space scale from $1M to $10M with proven growth playbooks."

Here is a comprehensive prompt to get ChatGPT to help you write better prompts.

I find myself asking ChatGPT for ideas and feedback of almost everything I do now. Starting with a good first prompt makes a huge difference. 

Josh Spector shares 5 ideas to get more people to buy your classes.

1. Add a free audit call of the customer's situation.
2. Share your materials from the course. Please want the notes and slides.
3. Add a follow up call or check in.
4. Add 6 months of email support to answer questions.
5. Add a discount rate on future products.

Big Idea: If you are uncomfortable on camera or just want to scale up video production, AI generated videos are here.

Rowan Cheung of TheRunDown.AI shares:

"An update on my AI avatar that's taken over my social media video content: The account has grown to 48.4k followers and racked up 7 million+ views. But the most interesting insight from this experiment hasn't been the growth, it's been the *unexpected* near-zero backlash."

via @sparkloop

Step-by-step instructions on how to create realistic images of yourself.

This is a little technical but the instructions are clear.

This is a cool idea for a newsletter and it can be created relatively easily with AI.

These links also show how AI can quickly create apps from text prompts. 

"At the bottom of each Daily Email Habit email, subscribers can press a big button. That button marks that they've written and sent their email for the day (scout’s honor). There’s also a streak counter, which displays how long of a streak a subscriber has kept up with his or her emails."

Related Link:
Here is another AI created newsletter app. Louis Nicholls creates an app that requires new subscribers to be referred by others. I'd love to see if this is an effective way to grow a newsletter.