How to Make Money With AI (The Honest Way, Not the Lazy Way)

I want to build: [your rough idea in one or two sentences].
Act as a startup advisor. Give me 3 possible ideal customer profiles (ICPs) for this idea.
For each one tell me:
1. Who exactly they are (job, size of business, where they are).
2. The one problem that hurts them most, in their own words.
3. What they use or pay for today to solve it.
4. How much they could pay me per month, and why.
5. Where I can find and talk to 10 of them this week.
Be honest. If my idea is weak for one of them, say it.

From the chapter Understanding your ICP (12:26)

My customer is: [paste your ICP].
Research this market for me. Read customer reviews, pricing pages and forums.
Tell me: who already sells this, what they charge, what customers love, and what they complain about.
Quote real complaints in the customers' own words.

From the chapter Understand the market (16:12)

Here are my competitors: [list their websites].
Run deep research on each one. For every competitor tell me:
1. Their headline.
2. What they promise.
3. What they charge.
4. Where they are weak.

From the chapter Position it (17:41)

Here is my product design: [paste your screens and flows].
Which design system fits this app best, and why?

From the chapter Build (25:38)

Act in full critical mode. Test my app like a hundred different callers and users:
the angry one, the mumbler, the wrong number, the one with a kid screaming in the background.
Then act like a dumb user who has no idea how anything works, clicking around, lost.
For each test, tell me what broke.
Then answer one question: is this deliverable to a paying customer? Is it really worth [price] a month to [your customer]?

From the chapter Build (26:49)

Here are my competitors: [list them].
Give me a real evaluation, every competitor, every detail: price, setup time, booking, emergency calls, contract, fees.
Then put it in a simple table: what my customer uses now on the left, me on the right.

From the chapter Preparation (34:39)

Write the copy and design a simple landing page.
Use these six blocks: [paste your six blocks].
Headline: [paste your headline].
Comparison table: [paste your table].
Keep it simple.

From the chapter Preparation (36:07)

You are [your customer, for example Mike, an HVAC owner]. Read this page for five seconds.
Would you call? Grade it from one to ten.
If it scores under eight, fix it and grade it again.

From the chapter Preparation (36:14)

[Attach the keyword CSV you exported from Google Ads Keyword Planner.]
You are an SEO specialist with 35 years of experience. Explain it to me dumb. Make it funny. And go one point at a time.
Which keywords should I go after first, and which pages do I need?

From the chapter Let search bring you to them (40:43)

Here are my customers and my notes on each one: [paste them].
Keep track of who is who, where each one stands, who went quiet, and who I should call today.

From the chapter Customer success (49:31)