Every profitable book exists because of a gap.
A gap between:
• What people want
• And what's currently available
Publishing is simply finding that gap and filling it.
Yooo chief @bruno_nwogu i can see it's been a long ride to get where you are today,was just watching a video on YouTube to learn something,and I was reading the comments then I came across your comments made 3yrs ago😹.
Awwwn you deserve your stage man🔥
Good luck.
AI WON’T MAKE YOU MONEY O.
Stop using it if you don't understand this...
Yeah, I said it.
Because you can spend the next 6 months learning ChatGPT, generating images, writing prompts and testing every new AI tool that comes out...
…and still make ₦0.
Because AI isn't a business.
AI is a tool.
The real money is in knowing what problem to solve, what product to create, who needs it, and how to get them to buy it.
Think about it.
You don't make money because you know how to use Canva.
You make money when you use Canva to create something people actually want.
Same thing with AI.
You can use AI to create ebooks, templates, guides, courses and other digital products in a fraction of the time.
But if nobody wants what you created, you've simply created something faster that nobody wants.
That's the part nobody tells you.
So instead of asking:
"How can I make money with AI?"
Ask:
"What problem can I solve with AI that people are already willing to pay for?"
That's where things start getting interesting.
I created The AI Digital Product Blueprint to show you exactly how this works—from finding a problem, to creating a digital product with AI, to marketing and selling it.
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I used lifestyle marketing to make so much money online to a point where the lifestyle became a lifestyle in reality
Let me break this down
As an internet marketer who was already making money online from 2022
I had to use my own life to show people what’s attainable through the internet just by looking at the life I show them
It makes them see possibilities and have solid reasons to make the decision of joining us make money online
I did this to a point where the lifestyle became a part of my regular life
The difference now is
Those lifestyle I was showing back then are now things I do everyday off the camera because there’s no need to show it anymore
I still show lifestyle contents but the difference between then and now is simple
Then the lifestyle was what brought in sales and that was my focus
But now I use the lifestyle to inspire/motivate young ones who need a reason to keep going
Many of my students who have made millions online today were inspired by those lifestyle I kept showing them and now they’re also winning
When you see marketers or forex traders buying flashy cars and post online
Two things can happen - you either get motivated or get intimidated but that’s totally your choice
If I didn’t see other peoples lifestyle approach to marketing years back I wouldn’t even believe a day would come when I’ll achieve all this myself
If you’re just coming into the industry - you need to look at lifestyle marketing and study how it’s done properly
Be strategic with it and it’ll change the game for you
Don’t ever look down on lifestyle marketing because how people see you will determine how fast they pay you
So far you’re legit and sell something good then lifestyle marketing shouldn’t be something you overlook
Meanwhile always apply wisdom and work with friendly budgets and see it as an investment till it finally becomes the regular life.
That made me realize something
Spending isn't the problem. Not paying yourself is the problem. There's nothing wrong with enjoying the money you worked for, but if every naira that comes into your hands immediately leaves your hands, you're not building anything for tomorrow.
So I started paying myself first. Whenever money comes into my hands, I take 10% immediately and put it away as a seed for my future.
Then I can spend the remaining 90% however I want. I mostly use Cowrywise because putting the money somewhere I can't casually touch makes the process easier.
I won't lie, I'm not always perfect. Sometimes I still touch the money. Sometimes it's hard.
But I've realized that saving isn't only about having money; it's about developing the discipline to keep money. You have to act fast before your brain starts giving you reasons to spend it.
I've missed opportunities simply because I didn't have savings when I needed them, and I'm not allowing that to keep happening.
Nobody knows what tomorrow will bring. An opportunity could come knocking, an emergency could come knocking, or something completely unexpected could happen.
When that moment comes, the question won't be whether you wanted to take advantage of it. The question will be: were you financially ready?
So I'm learning to stop chasing every pleasure today at the expense of my future. I'm learning to make money, keep some of it, and eventually use that money to create more opportunities for myself.
Don't chase pleasure. Chase the future.
If you're like the old me,making money today and wondering where it went tomorrow,start small. Even if it's just 10%, pay yourself first.
Your future self will thank you.
If you want to join Cowrywise and start building your own savings habit, my link is below.
Nobody knows tomorrow. The question is: will you be ready?
I love spending money. Honestly, I love it so much that whenever money comes into my hands, I always find a reason to spend it.
Today I’m feeling rich, and tomorrow I’m super broke. But the worst part wasn't even becoming broke again; it was realizing that I had nothing in my reserves.
I could make money today and wake up tomorrow without anything saved, and I hated living like that.
I knew I had to fix it. I couldn't continue making money just to watch it disappear. So I picked up a book called The Richest Man in Babylon, and one lesson completely changed the way I looked at money: pay yourself first.
Take 10% of every income you receive and keep it for yourself. You owe yourself too. You have to be responsible for your future, not just your present.
That made me realize something:
Spending isn't the problem. Not paying yourself is the problem. There's nothing wrong with enjoying the money you worked for, but if every naira that comes into your hands immediately leaves your hands, you're not building anything for tomorrow.
So I started paying myself first. Whenever money comes into my hands, I take 10% immediately and put it away as a seed for my future.
Then I can spend the remaining 90% however I want. I mostly use Cowrywise because putting the money somewhere I can't casually touch makes the process easier.
If you want to be successful in affiliate marketing, you need to master at least ONE major traffic source ☝️
You don't need to be everywhere, but learn how to consistently get attention, generate leads, build trust and make sales from one platform first.
Master one traffic source
Then expand
Focus before expansion🔥
To make N1m a month you need to have
3 Clients paying you N350,000 each
4 Clients paying you N250,000 each
Or
Sell a N50,000 product to 20 people.
That is 1 sale every 36 hours.
I've been seeing the debate about N1m being enough to change ones life.
Whoever is saying that should make the N1m first.
Then report in 3 months, if their lives changed.
If I should start affiliate marketing all over from scratch, I’ll stay away from Ai and the many shortcut tools for the first few months
I see Ai killing the brains of most young entrepreneurs today
Missing the most important parts of your journey while looking for an easy route will end up ruining many of you
Meanwhile have fun with all the plenty tools replacing your brain - there are things better left unsaid
Yesterday, I told you guys how I decided to test what I learnt from Oversubscribed by Daniel Priestley, and in just 3 days, I made ₦12,000 from it.
I know that sounds exciting, but the money isn't even the most important part. There's something I really want you to understand.
The product didn't sell because I created it. It didn't sell because I ran ads, and it didn't sell simply because I uploaded it on Selar.
It sold because I understood what people were actually buying.
This is where many people get sales wrong. They think you can just wake up, create a product, design a nice flyer, run some ads and start expecting people to rush in and buy. It doesn't work that way.
People don't wake up thinking, "What product can I buy today?"
They're thinking about their problems, their desires, their frustrations, their goals and the things they want to change.
That's what you should be selling.
You're not really selling perfume. You're selling confidence, attraction, comfort and the feeling of smelling amazing.
You're not really selling clothes. You're selling identity and the way someone wants to feel when they put them on.
You're not really selling a fitness program. You're selling the body and confidence they want.
The product is what you have. The solution is what they want.
Now there's another thing people underestimate and that is timing.
Sometimes your product isn't bad. Your marketing isn't even bad. You're simply selling something people don't care about right now.
The ability to notice what people are talking about, what they're struggling with, what they desire and what they're already willing to pay for is an underrated skill.
Because when people already want something, you don't have to spend all your energy convincing them to want it. You just need to show them that you have the solution.
So instead of constantly asking yourself, How do I sell this product? start asking, What are people already trying to buy, and how can my product become the solution or how can I create a product that fits what they want at the moment?
That shift can change everything.
In summary I'll say...
Stop selling what you're selling.
Start selling what people are buying.
Look and you'll see.