chatgpt writes my tweets
claude writes my products
midjourney makes my graphics
i just hit publish from 10 faceless pages and collect money from niches i can't even spell correctly
and you're still hand-crafting every single post wondering why you can't scale past $10k monthly
let me show you the AI leverage model that's printing $120k monthly across 10 niches i know nothing about
here's what's actually happening
i don't write content anymore
i don't create products from scratch
i don't design graphics
i manage AI systems that do all of it
while i focus on:
identifying profitable niches
hiring subject matter experts (SMEs) to provide knowledge
feeding AI the expertise
validating outputs
publishing systematically
collecting revenue
the AI stack that runs everything
layer 1: content creation (chatgpt)
morning routine:
SME sends me 3 key points about their niche
feed chatgpt custom prompt with brand voice + key points
generates 20 tweets in brand voice
i review for 10 minutes (fix obvious errors)
schedule across the week
time investment: 15 minutes daily per brand
output: 140+ tweets weekly per brand
layer 2: product creation (claude)
product development:
SME provides knowledge dump (voice memo, document, interview)
claude organizes into structured curriculum
claude writes modules, frameworks, examples
claude creates templates and checklists
SME reviews for accuracy (2 hours)
i review for clarity (1 hour)
time investment: 3 hours total per product
output: complete 20-40 page guide with frameworks
layer 3: visual content (midjourney)
graphics creation:
identify content themes
midjourney prompt for brand aesthetic
generate 50+ graphics in batch
upscale best ones
template in canva for text overlays
time investment: 2 hours monthly per brand
output: month's worth of graphics
layer 4: distribution (automation + VAs)
execution:
content scheduled via buffer/hypefury
VAs handle engagement and replies
DM automation for interested buyers
sales docs sent automatically
time investment: 0 hours (team handles)
output: systematic revenue generation
the portfolio across 10 niches
brand 1: "contractor permit navigation" - $18k monthly
SME: retired contractor
content: chatgpt writes permit tips
product: claude created comprehensive guide
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 2: "homeschool curriculum planning" - $14k monthly
SME: homeschool mom of 15 years
content: chatgpt writes planning strategies
product: claude created curriculum templates
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 3: "small farm business systems" - $11k monthly
SME: farmer with 20 years experience
content: chatgpt writes farming business tips
product: claude created farm business guide
my expertise level: 1/10 (i've been to a farm once)
brand 4: "municipal code compliance for landlords" - $13k monthly
SME: property manager
content: chatgpt writes compliance advice
product: claude created compliance checklist system
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 5: "nonprofit grant writing" - $9k monthly
SME: former nonprofit director
content: chatgpt writes grant strategies
product: claude created grant writing templates
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 6: "medical billing optimization" - $15k monthly
SME: medical biller with 10 years
content: chatgpt writes billing tips
product: claude created billing guide
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 7: "hvac business growth" - $12k monthly
SME: hvac company owner
content: chatgpt writes business advice
product: claude created client acquisition system
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 8: "veterinary practice management" - $10k monthly
SME: vet clinic manager
content: chatgpt writes practice tips
product: claude created systems guide
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 9: "dental practice scheduling optimization" - $8k monthly
SME: dental office manager
content: chatgpt writes scheduling strategies
product: claude created optimization framework
my expertise level: 0/10
brand 10: "small engine repair business" - $10k monthly
SME: repair shop owner
content: chatgpt writes repair business tips
product: claude created business guide
my expertise level: 0/10 (i can't even change my oil)
total: $120k monthly
my actual expertise in these niches: ZERO
my expertise in: finding profitable niches, leveraging AI, hiring SMEs, publishing systems
that's all that matters
why this works when everyone says "you need to be the expert"
insight 1: buyers don't care WHO created it
they care if it SOLVES THEIR PROBLEM
contractor doesn't care if i'm a contractor
they care if the permit guide works
homeschool parent doesn't care if i homeschool
they care if the curriculum template helps
outcome > creator identity
insight 2: AI + SME = better than expert alone
expert alone: knows everything but can't package it clearly
AI alone: packages clearly but no expertise
SME + AI: expertise + clear packaging
combination beats individual
insight 3: you don't scale as the expert
personal expertise = you're the bottleneck
AI + SMEs = infinite scale
i can launch brand #11 next month in niche i know NOTHING about
just find SME, feed AI, publish
insight 4: faceless removes ego blocks
you don't need to BE the veterinary expert
you need to PACKAGE veterinary expertise
ego says "i need to know everything"
systems say "i need to find who knows and leverage AI to package it"
systems win
insight 5: portfolio diversifies risk
personal brand: one account, one niche, all eggs in one basket
AI portfolio: 10 niches, multiple accounts, diversified revenue
one niche slows down, other 9 still printing
the actual process step by step
step 1: identify profitable niche (2-3 hours)
criteria:
desperate specific problem
concentrated audience
premium pricing potential ($200-$2,000)
underserved (low competition)
not requiring my expertise
tools:
reddit for pain points
facebook groups for audience concentration
google for competition analysis
common sense for pricing potential
step 2: find subject matter expert (1-2 weeks)
sources:
upwork (post job: "looking for [profession] expert to consult on info product")
reddit DMs (find active experts, offer $ for their knowledge)
linkedin (search for relevant professionals)
facebook groups (post asking for expert willing to consult)
offer:
$2,000-5,000 upfront for knowledge dump
or revenue share (10-20% ongoing)
or combination
step 3: extract knowledge (2-4 hours)
methods:
2-hour zoom interview (record, transcribe)
voice memo knowledge dumps
written brain dump in google doc
access to their existing content/materials
goal: get their 10 years of expertise in raw form
step 4: feed AI to create content (1 hour setup)
chatgpt custom instructions:
"you are writing for [niche] audience. voice is: [expert's tone]. focus areas: [key topics from SME]. generate 20 tweets about [specific topic]"
takes 30 seconds per batch
generates month of content
step 5: AI creates product (3-5 hours)
claude prompt:
"using this knowledge dump: [paste SME interview transcript], create a comprehensive guide on [problem]. include: frameworks, step-by-step processes, templates, common mistakes, case examples. organize into 5-7 modules. write in [tone]. target audience is [specific persona]."
claude outputs 15-25 page structured guide
SME reviews for accuracy (2 hours)
i review for clarity (1 hour)
publish
step 6: midjourney creates brand visuals (2 hours)
prompts:
"professional business graphics for [niche], clean modern design, [color scheme], --ar 16:9"
generates 50+ options
pick best 20
template in canva with text
month of graphics done
step 7: launch and automate (1 week)
setup:
faceless account on twitter/instagram
bio positioning as "[niche] systems and strategies"
schedule content via buffer
product on gumroad
sales doc template ready
hire VA ($1,500-2,500 monthly) to:
monitor engagement
respond to comments
handle DMs using scripts
send sales docs to interested buyers
step 8: optimize and scale (ongoing)
track:
which content performs
which products sell
what objections come up
what else audience needs
iterate:
more of what works
less of what doesn't
backend products
partnerships
repeat for brand #11
the economics per brand
brand setup costs:
SME knowledge extraction: $2,000-5,000 one-time
initial content creation: 10 hours (mostly AI)
product creation: 5 hours (mostly AI)
graphics: 2 hours (AI + canva)
initial VA training: 5 hours
total setup: $2,000-5,000 + 22 hours
monthly operating costs per brand:
VA: $1,500-2,500
tools: $200 (AI subscriptions, scheduling, hosting)
SME consulting: $500 (ongoing questions)
total: $2,200-3,200 monthly per brand
monthly revenue per brand: $8,000-18,000
monthly profit per brand: $4,800-14,800
ROI: 150%-462% monthly
10 brands:
setup: $20k-50k one-time investment
monthly operating: $22k-32k
monthly revenue: $80k-180k
monthly profit: $48k-148k
and i work 10-15 hours weekly total
just managing systems and SMEs
not creating content, not being expert
the AI prompts that actually work
chatgpt content generation prompt:
"you are the content strategist for [brand name], serving [specific niche]. brand voice is: [descriptors]. core expertise areas: [list from SME]. create 20 tweets for this week covering: [specific topics from SME]. each tweet should: educate, build authority, and occasionally reference our $[price] guide on [topic]. vary the format: some threads, some single tweets, some questions, some case examples. make it sound human and knowledgeable, not ai-generated."
output: 20 contextual tweets in minutes
claude product creation prompt:
"you are an expert instructional designer creating an info product. using this raw knowledge: [paste SME interview/brain dump], create a comprehensive guide titled '[product name]' solving [specific problem] for [specific audience].
structure:
compelling introduction (why this matters, what they'll learn)
5-7 core modules (each teaching one major component)
frameworks and systems (not just information)
step-by-step processes (actionable)
templates and checklists (ready to use)
common mistakes section (what not to do)
case examples throughout (make them realistic)
tone: [expert but accessible]. format: clear headers, bullet points for readability, actionable throughout. length: 20-40 pages. make it feel like it's written by someone with 10 years experience in this field."
output: complete structured guide
midjourney graphic prompt:
"professional [niche] business graphics, modern minimalist style, [brand colors], clean typography, subtle textures, high-end feel, instagram post format --ar 1:1 --v 6"
output: dozens of on-brand graphics
the validation before building
don't build first, validate first
validation process:
create landing page (1 hour)
problem statement
solution overview
"coming soon, join waitlist"
or "pre-order now, ships in 30 days"
drive traffic (1 week)
post in niche communities
direct outreach to 50 prospects
see if anyone signs up or pre-orders
decision point
if 10+ people show interest: build it
if under 10: try different niche
don't waste time building products nobody wants
validate demand first with AI-generated landing page
then build with AI if validated
the objections and reality
objection 1: "this feels inauthentic"
reality: you're PACKAGING real expertise from real experts
more authentic than fake guru teaching what they don't know
you're DELIVERY SYSTEM not fraud
objection 2: "what if AI gets something wrong"
reality: that's why SME reviews everything
AI drafts, expert verifies, you publish
combine AI speed with human accuracy
objection 3: "buyers will know it's AI"
reality: they don't and don't care
if content is helpful and product solves problem
they don't care about creation method
outcome > process
objection 4: "i can't manage 10 brands"
reality: you're not managing content creation
you're managing SYSTEMS
15 minutes daily per brand with AI + VAs
10 brands = 2.5 hours daily total
that's less than most people spend on emails
objection 5: "don't you need to understand the niche"
reality: you need to understand ENOUGH to:
validate demand
hire right SME
review AI output for obvious errors
make business decisions
you don't need to be the expert
you need to be the OPERATOR
why this is the future
trend 1: AI content quality crossing threshold
chatgpt-4 writes better than average human
claude produces better structured content than most experts can alone
midjourney creates professional graphics
quality floor is HIGH now
trend 2: expertise is becoming commoditized
information is everywhere
but PACKAGED expertise is rare
AI is packaging tool
SME provides raw expertise
AI packages it systematically
trend 3: faceless brands winning
people care about outcomes not personalities
"contractor permit guide" performs as well with or without face attached
as long as it solves problem
trend 4: portfolio model beats personal brand
diversification matters
10 niches > 1 personal brand
more stable, more scalable, more sellable
trend 5: operator > expert is the new model
future of info products:
operator: identifies opportunities, hires SMEs, leverages AI, manages systems
expert: provides knowledge, validates accuracy, gets revenue share
combination: better products, faster creation, more scale
you don't need to be expert anymore
you need to be OPERATOR
what you should actually do
if you're the expert in one thing:
keep that as brand #1
but start brand #2 in different niche using AI + SME model
prove to yourself you can build without being expert
then scale to 5-10 brands
if you're not expert in anything:
skip personal brand entirely
pick profitable niche
hire SME
use AI to package their knowledge
launch faceless brand
repeat
build portfolio from day 1
the future is AI-leveraged info portfolios
not personal brands
not being the expert
not creating content manually
systematized knowledge packaging
leveraging experts + AI
publishing at scale
that's how you get to $120k monthly
across 10 niches you can't even spell
while working 10-15 hours weekly
the tools are HERE
the model is PROVEN
the question is whether you'll use them
or keep trying to be the expert in everything
i chose leverage
making $120k monthly from niches i know nothing about
while you're trying to become expert enough to launch
i'm already printing across 10 niches
with AI doing the creation
and SMEs providing the expertise
that's the play
i build info product businesses for people who have knowledge but no infrastructure. if that's you, DM "ARBITRAGE" @whotfiszackk
