What happens when 60 days have passed and your social media is starting to take off? Even if you are seeing good results, you still want to take that data and go back to AI with what has happened so that it can make tweaks to your strategy for the next 30 to 60 days.

Using our same niche example and social media platform of YouTube, let's prompt AI for some advice. Let’s make up some hypothetical data and prompt AI for some advice. Our prompt might look like this:

“I've been running my organic gardening YouTube channel for 60 days now, and I need your help to optimize my strategy. Here's the data from my YouTube Analytics:

• Total number of subscribers: 800
• Total watch hours: 2,500
• Average view duration: 6 minutes
• Top-performing videos:
• Video 1: How to Start an Organic Garden from Scratch (10,000 views)
• Video 2: Top 5 Organic Fertilizers for a Thriving Garden (8,000 views)
• Video 3: How to Control Pests in Your Organic Garden Naturally (6,500 views)
• Engagement rate (likes, comments, shares):
• Video 1: 8%
• Video 2: 7%
• Video 3: 5%
• Traffic sources:
• YouTube search: 50%
• Suggested videos: 20%
• External (social media, blogs): 30%
• Audience demographics:
• Age: 35-50 (70%)
• Gender: Female (60%), Male (40%)

What can I do to increase my views and earnings based on this data?"

ChatGPT will come back with advice on how to increase subscriber count with reminders at both the beginning and end of your videos for them to subscribe, including offering an incentive like a downloadable guide or exclusive content for those who do subscribe.

It will talk about working on engaging intros to capture viewer attention in the first 10 seconds using teasers and hooks throughout to maintain interest and get people to the end of the video.

It will also get you to optimize your top performing videos by using end screens and cards that promote other videos on your channel, specifically your other top performing ones.

It may advise you to update your descriptions and put out a call to action to get viewers to comment on and share your video. In terms of content creation, it advises you to create content that complements your most popular videos to increase the chance of your video being recommended.

It tells you to look at your demographics to see who is most concentrated on your content and then create content that is geared primarily towards those individuals. It also gives advice about expanding your monetization from just affiliate recommendations to include reaching out to brands for sponsorships and exploring the possibility of creating your own merchandise.

Gemini has some of the same advice, but some different. For example, it puts a focus on long tail keywords that can bring in more viewers and tells you to take snippets of your content and put them on other platforms with a call to action to watch the full video on YouTube.

Day after day, you can log on to your favorite AI tool(s), ask for very detailed advice about the text, scripts, and images that you need to produce for publication on your social media channels.

All of the research and brainstorming is done for you, and in some cases even the content itself. All you have to do is copy and paste it or record it and upload it so that you can begin monetizing these wonderful free platforms and building your six figure business.

There are some micro influencers who earn four to five figures per post. The more content you churn out, as long as it holds value to your audience, the more you will be sought after by brands who are willing to pay you for using their product in your videos or even mentioning them.

When the content is effective, engaging, entertaining, and accurate, you will develop a loyal fan base who not only takes your recommendations for affiliate products to buy, but also wants to support your channel or account by watching your videos, tuning into live streams and sending virtual gifts, and paying for top tier access to exclusive content.

All of this is done without a site and without a list. If you eventually want to start your own blog and build a list so that you can create info products (which, by the way, AI can also do for you) - that's up to you.

 But for now, while you are on a shoestring budget and working with a limited amount of time, social media, paired with artificial intelligence is a way to fast track your online income without having to purchase expensive tools and courses that may take you months, if not years to generate profits with.

The next thing you want to do is begin working with AI to fast track the development of your content. Ideally, you'll have some idea of the specific direction you want to go. For our example, we are going to choose organic gardening.

Let's prompt AI for our first week of content, making three videos that are focused on this topic by asking for the following: “I want to focus on organic gardening. Create an optimized title, tags, and description for my first three videos on this channel. Make sure they are going to be in demand topics that will help me achieve my follower and hourly goals. I also want you to give advice about the thumbnail for each and create a storyboard and script for each one.”

Now depending on your niche, you may have your own topics in mind that you already know you want to talk about. If that's the case, you can simply tell AI what your basic topic is and what content you definitely want to include and have it map out something professional and engaging for you to work with.

The results we get back from AI are different. Let’s look at how Gemini returns the results using one of the video topics:

Video 1: Organic Gardening for Beginners (High Demand, High Engagement)

• Title: Organic Gardening Made Easy: Your Beginner's Guide to Growing Food Naturally
• Tags: organic gardening, beginner gardening, organic vegetables, natural gardening, gardening tips, grow your own food, sustainable gardening
• Description: Overwhelmed by the idea of organic gardening? Don't worry! This video is your one-stop guide for getting started with organic gardening, even if you're a complete beginner. We'll cover the basics of organic soil, planting seeds, natural pest control, and more. Learn how to grow delicious, healthy food for your family the natural way!
• Thumbnail: Split image - one side showing healthy, vibrant organic vegetables, the other side with a person planting seeds with a friendly smile. Text overlay: "Organic Gardening Made Easy!"
• Storyboard:
• Intro (0:00-0:30) - Welcome and introduce yourself/channel. Briefly explain the benefits of organic gardening.
• What is Organic Gardening? (0:30-2:00) - Define organic gardening, explain key principles (no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers).
• Benefits of Organic Gardening (2:00-3:00) - Highlight health benefits (pesticide-free food), environmental benefits (supports healthy soil).
• Getting Started with Organic Gardening (3:00-7:00) - Cover selecting a garden location, preparing organic soil, choosing organic seeds.
• Natural Pest Control Solutions (7:00-9:00) - Introduce natural methods like companion planting, beneficial insects, homemade sprays.
• Wrap Up & Call to Action (9:00-9:30) - Briefly summarize key points, encourage viewers to subscribe for more organic gardening tips.
• Script: (Sample for Intro) "Hi everyone, and welcome to my channel! I'm [Your Name], and I'm passionate about growing healthy, delicious food organically. If you're new to gardening or curious about organic methods, you've come to the right place. Today, we'll dive into everything you need to know to get started with organic gardening, even if you've never planted a seed before..." (Continue script according to storyboard)

Can you see just how beneficial it is to have AI working as your assistant? This literally took a split second to return and you’re ready to start filming! Amazing! The way ChatGPT returns the results is a bit different, like this:

Video 1: "How to Start an Organic Garden from Scratch"

• Title: How to Start an Organic Garden from Scratch | Beginner's Guide
• Tags: organic gardening, how to start an organic garden, beginner gardening tips, organic gardening for beginners, starting an organic garden, organic vegetable garden, organic garden setup
• Description: Welcome to our first video on organic gardening! In this beginner's guide, we’ll show you how to start an organic garden from scratch. From choosing the right location to preparing the soil and selecting the best organic seeds, we've got you covered. Whether you’re a novice or looking to switch to organic methods, this video will set you on the path to a healthy and productive garden. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon for more organic gardening tips!
• Thumbnail Advice: Use a bright, high-quality image of a lush garden bed. Include the text “Start an Organic Garden” in bold, readable font. Use arrows or highlights to point to key features in the image (e.g., soil, plants).
• Storyboard and Script:
• Storyboard: Opening Shot: A wide shot of a beautiful, lush garden with background music.
• Host Introduction: Host introduces the topic in the garden.
• Step-by-Step Guide: Close-up shots of each step (location, soil preparation, planting).
• Conclusion: Host summarizes key points and encourages viewers to subscribe.

• Script:
• [Opening Shot] Host: "Welcome to our channel! Today, we're starting an exciting journey into organic gardening. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to go organic, this guide is for you."
• [Step 1: Choosing the Right Location] Host: "First, let's find the perfect spot for your garden. Look for a sunny location with good drainage."
• [Step 2: Soil Preparation] Host: "Next, we'll prepare the soil. Organic gardening starts with healthy soil. Add compost and organic matter to enrich the soil."
• [Step 3: Selecting Seeds] Host: "Now, choose your seeds. Opt for organic seeds from reputable sources. We'll be planting tomatoes, lettuce, and carrots today."
• [Step 4: Planting] Host: "Time to plant! Follow the instructions on your seed packets for planting depth and spacing."
• [Conclusion] Host: "And there you have it! You've started your very own organic garden. Remember to water regularly and watch for pests. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon for more organic gardening tips. Happy gardening!"

As you can see, they both deliver a similar slant for the first video, but in a different way. This is something you can compare and see what fits with your natural style best. However, you may want to still use both AI tools because one may have different information than the other that you want to include and you can create a hybrid video for your channel.

Now, we want to ask AI one more question for these first videos. That is: “After I create video 1, since I won’t yet have access to the creator funds, what should I promote as an affiliate in the description area and what should I say to promote it?”

Gemini is going to give you a couple of options. For example, option one tells you to promote organic seeds because it directly aligns with the video content and gives viewers immediate value.

For the promotion, it tells you to say: “Ready to get started with your organic garden? To help you choose the perfect seeds for your needs, I recommend checking out [Seed Supplier Name], a company specializing in high-quality organic seeds. They offer a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and flowers, all certified organic! [Affiliate Link]"

The other idea it gives is to promote organic gardening starter kits. ChatGPT, on the other hand, gives you many different options. While one of the options includes organic seeds, but it also tells you to consider compost bin, gardening tools that are essential for beginners, organic fertilizers, and gardening books.

For its promotional wording, it gives you wording for each option, and they look like this: “Essential Gardening Tools Set - Get all the tools you need to care for your new garden. [Amazon Affiliate Link]”

That doesn't look as enticing as the longer text on Gemini, but ChatGPT goes one step further and gives you the script to verbally promote that item within your video at the end of the video.

So again, it pays to use both tools because you may want to pick and choose what you are using from each one and you get a comprehensive idea of the best way to tackle your social media startup business.

Now that you have a list of the social media platforms you want to launch your business on, you need to have AI help you develop a strategy that you can use across different platforms to generate income.

You might start with a prompt like this: “If my goal is to monetize my gardening content strategy on social media platforms without a site of my own, create a precise monetization strategy that covers as many options as possible (like affiliate links, sponsored posts, content creator funds, virtual gifts, etc.) for the best platforms that allow these methods.”

Not every social media platform will allow the same things. For example, if you are using TikTok or Instagram, you aren't going to link out directly from your post in most instances, but you'll use a link in your bio.

There are exceptions on some platforms, like Instagram, if you have a shoppable post. When we present this monetization question to AI, it will give you a specific strategy that you can use to earn money on each platform.

First, let's look at the type of results that ChatGPT provides:

YouTube

• Ad Revenue: Join the YouTube Partner Program to earn from ads shown on your videos.
• Channel Memberships: Offer exclusive content, badges, and perks to members who subscribe for a monthly fee.
• Super Chats and Super Stickers: During live streams, viewers can purchase Super Chats and Super Stickers to support your channel.
• Merchandise Shelf: Sell branded gardening merchandise directly from your YouTube channel.
• Affiliate Links: Include affiliate links in video descriptions and pinned comments.

The results you get from Google Gemini will be very different. It's going to organize it according to different monetization strategies, and tell you which platforms that method will work on, how it works, and give you tips for succeeding.

Here's an example:

Content Creator Funds:

• Platforms: YouTube, TikTok
• How it Works: Platforms like YouTube and TikTok offer creator funds where you earn a share of ad revenue based on views on your videos.
• Tips:
• Create high-quality, engaging content to maximize views and potential earnings.
• Meet platform eligibility requirements (e.g., minimum subscriber count).

It helps to use both of these AI tools whenever you are building your business because they give very different results, and you will eventually have preferences for one over the other, but still try to use them together.

What you can do after you have the basic information is ask AI for a detailed strategy to achieve that type of revenue. So let's pose the question like this: “Starting with YouTube, give me a comprehensive strategy for monetizing a channel about gardening that includes building my follower count up enough to be eligible for monetization, creating content that will maximize views and engagement on this platform, a fast-tracked schedule of content development, the best monetization options to pursue with details on achieving those - and any other tips you feel would help.”

AI is going to come back with information that can set you on the right course to generating 6 figures. On Gemini, it begins with the aspect of building your audience. It tells you to identify 3-5 core gardening topics that you are passionate about such as vegetable gardening, container gardening, and pest control.

The reason for whittling down your core topics is to present you as an expert in those areas. Then, it asks you to research your ideal viewers, whether those are beginners or urban gardeners, etc.

The goal is to be able to tailor your content and the language you use with your audience. Next, it says to make sure your content is optimized for search engines, and keep in mind that YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world.

It also says to create thumbnails and titles that are eye-catching and enticing, to respond to comments and answer questions anytime someone engages with your videos, and to try to partner with established gardening YouTubers for cross promotions and more exposure.

For fast tracking your content development, it's going to tell you to start batch content creation where you film several videos in one session that you can then edit and upload. It also says to use scripts and storyboards for efficiency, to edit with visuals in mind such as engaging transitions and concise information, and to repurpose longer videos into shorter snippets that have broader reach for other platforms.

For the aspect of generating content that maximizes views and engagement, it tells you to make sure you are experimenting with different video formats such as tutorials, time lapses, Q&A sessions, or challenges.

It also emphasizes the importance of visually appealing content with beautiful gardens and close up shots. You are instructed to create seasonal content with planting tips and harvesting advice and to keep the entertainment value high with your personality, humor, and storytelling.

For the monetization prospects, you are advised to get your first 1000 subscribers and 4000 watch hours so that you can unlock the YouTube partner program. You are also advised to start promoting relevant gardening products as an affiliate in the video descriptions and to partner up with gardening brands and sell courses of your own once you are more established.

When you are given this advice, you can take any of that and ask AI for more details. So let’s start with the unlocking of the YouTube Partner Program. We’ll ask Gemini the following: “Create a schedule for quickly building my first 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours. I want this done fast, so give me the topics and schedule that would get me to those numbers in the shortest amount of time possible.”

Gemini is going to give you an aggressive (yet not guaranteed) schedule for a 60 day timeline. It is done by weeks, like this:

Week 1:

• Monday: "Beginner Gardener Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them!)": Address common pitfalls faced by new gardeners. (Shorter video, high engagement)
• Wednesday: "Top 5 Fast-Growing Vegetables for Beginners": Provide actionable tips for success. (Visually appealing, showcase variety)
• Friday: "Life-Saving Gardening Hacks for Busy People": Cater to viewers with limited time. (Fast-paced, solution-oriented)

Right now, you are simply getting the strategy and schedule in place. In the next section, we're going to go over how to work with AI to get this content up and operational for you so that you are earning money with these ideas.

You can ask AI for help with other tips that it gave you. For example, one of the tips was about collaborating with other gardening YouTube channels. So you can prompt AI like this: “As a new gardening channel, give me a list of prospective collaboration accounts who might be open to working with me, an idea for each, and what I should say to them.”

Initially, Gemini doesn't return any specific channel names, but instead gives advice that is categorized by smaller niche gardening channels, mid sized gardening channels, and large gardening channels.

The advice looks like this:

Mid-Sized Gardening Channels:

• Channel: "[Gardening with Alex]" (Focuses on organic gardening practices)
• Collaboration Idea: "Organic Pest Control Solutions for Your Garden" (Split-screen Q&A or shared video)
• Talking Points: Hi Alex, I'm a big fan of your organic gardening approach! My channel focuses on helping new gardeners achieve success. I'd love to do a Q&A video with you addressing viewers' questions about organic pest control.

Now let's take a look at what ChatGPT did when we prompted it to give us a comprehensive strategy for monetizing a YouTube gardening channel. It's advice is to focus first on building that follower count for monetization along with the proper watch hours.

Like Gemini, It asks us to clearly define our niche channel definition, to get branding for professionalism and possibly create an engaging channel trailer, as well as optimizing our channel name for search engines.

It lays out a content strategy where we are posting two to three times per week, engaging with comments, and collaborating - the same as Gemini. It gives slightly more detail on the type of content we should be creating, such as DIY projects that are creative like building your own raised garden bed or creating your own compost bin.

It adds a little more detail to drawing attention to your channel and developing that follower count that is needed, not only emphasizing thumbnails and titles, but also adding a strong call to action that encourages viewers to subscribe and developing playlists that encourage viewers to binge watch videos on your channel and help you achieve that 4,000 hour count.

Instead of just giving you the topics each week, it gives you a weekly task list. The first month looks like this:

Week 1-2: Setup and Planning

• Set up your channel and social media profiles.
• Plan your first month of content (8-12 videos).
• Script and storyboard your videos.

Week 3-4: Initial Content Creation

• Film and edit your first batch of videos.
• Optimize video SEO (titles, descriptions, tags).
• Schedule uploads and create promotional content for social media.

As you can see, if you are using both of these AI tools at once, you're going to get slightly different advice that complements each other well, even if there is some overlap. The idea of creating playlists for binge watching and achieving hours is unique with ChatGPT, and something Gemini did not clue us in about.

When you are looking into the platforms you should work on, don't forget about podcasting. You can start a free podcast on Spotify, and use AI to not only map out your podcast topics, but also write a script or brainstorm an outline of talking points that you can use to generate in-demand audio shows that you can monetize.

You can even create a video podcast that you then upload to YouTube and extract excerpts of to upload on short form video social media platforms like TikTok. For this purpose, you may want to have slightly better equipment, but some people do record theirs on their smartphone and upload it without any fancy editing or techniques.

The monetization for podcasts are slightly different. For example, you can have a subscription fee for subscriber only content and other perks. You can allow advertising on your podcast that you get paid for, and listeners will donate and tip to your podcast as well as purchase merchandise that you sell.

This is probably where you’re expecting to get hit with a reality check on paying for tools and services to make this career lucrative, but put your wallet away – there are no start-up costs associated with what you’re about to learn.

Artificial intelligence is going to be your #1 tool of choice. Get signed up with OpenAI so you can use the free version of ChatGPT. Later, if you want to upgrade, you’ll have that opportunity and you can get the Plus version and even make your own personalized GPTs.

You also want to sign up to use Google’s Gemini. These two in conjunction can work well to elevate your online business to something competitive and endeared to consumers.

You’re going to find that you have a personal preference for how you use these for the output that you want. For example, Gemini is fond of lists and bulletpoints, while ChatGPT is more prone to paragraphs.

Both have the potential to brainstorm and outline, and Gemini is better at tapping into real time news and trends for research, competitive or data analysis and other tasks where it needs to access the Internet.

Canva is another free tool you might be using. It’s great at the free level (and you can pair this with free stock images from a variety of sites). You can also use AI in conjunction with Canva by having AI create images to use in Canva.

With Canva, you’ll be able to create images and videos using their built in templates or by designing something from scratch. It has templates built in for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and more.

CamStudio is a freeware video recording and editing tool that can come in handy if you want to make presentations where you’re screen recording and can’t afford the Camtasia paid version.

Free level list builders all usually have a paid upgrade version. Typically, an email autoresponder system has an enticing beginner plan allowing you up to 500 subscribers or a set period of time that you can build your list at no cost.

You’ll want to sign up for one that you eventually want to use with the paid version, so shop around for features carefully so you don’t have to export and import your list later to another platform.

Social media platforms are also going to benefit you as free tools to help you generate a six figure income with the help of AI. You’ll want to get signed up wherever you feel your target audience is active.

That may mean you do some investigations by conducting searches on each platform to see if your niche topic is active there. You can also ask AI for help here. Simply prompt it with something like this: “I’m in the gardening niche and I want to use social media to educate my audience and promote products. What are all of the social media platforms where this niche topic would be a good fit?”

Each of the AI tools that you use will give you different types of results. For example, here is a result from Google’s Gemini:

Pinterest: Great for sharing gardening tutorials, plant guides, and inspirational garden designs. Create boards for different gardening topics and use relevant keywords to get discovered.

And here is what ChatGPT has to say about that same platform:

Pinterest

• Visual Discovery: Pins of gardening ideas, DIY projects, and plant care tips.
• Boards: Curate themed collections (e.g., seasonal gardening, urban gardening).
• Linking: Drive traffic to blog posts or product pages.

Some things, you may not even know about yet. For example, Gemini tells us that we should sign up on a social media platform designed just for gardeners, called Garden Savvy.

If you go look this platform up, you'll find that it even has an affiliate program built into it so that you can not only participate in the community there, but also drive traffic from other platforms there and earn money when people get a subscription to their Hortisketch program.

So it always pays to ask for AI to help you identify the best platforms for you to immerse yourself in because you never know what it will uncover that you may not have known inherently on your own.

Lastly, use AI to help you uncover fresh keywords based on evolving trends and then apply it to your older content to freshen it up. Google and other search engines (as well as human visitors) appreciate content that’s not outdated.

You might notice a blog post that previously had good traffic, but it starts to dwindle. You can prompt AI like this: “I was ranking well with the attached blog post for the keyword phrase [enter phrase]. It has started to lose momentum. Conduct fresh research for competitive keyword usage for this topic and tell me how to tweak my content to improve its ranking.”

You can also use this for new content, by prompting AI like this: “What are some growing trends for survival sustainability? Give me the topics and keywords associated with them.”

AI can give you insight such as the topic of decentralization and self-sufficiency using keywords like homesteading, off-grid living, permaculture, and local food production. It gives you an entire list, and you can then use those results for blog topics, social media posts, info products and paid ads.

Using AI is a swift and accurate way to boost your use of keywords strategically in your online marketing efforts. You’ll find that your content performs better due to the fact that AI has the ability to harness exact consumer details that you can apply to almost every area of your business for increased exposure and conversions.

 AI can also help you with keyword campaigns for paid ads. There are three different searches you want to conduct for this use. They are: synonym, negative, and attribute keywords.

Synonym keywords are just different ways your consumer might search for the same thing. You’ll broaden your reach with this search. So prompt AI like this: “Generate a list of synonyms for the phrase bug out bag.”

The results will include wording like emergency kit, disaster bag, go bag, 72-hour bag, INCH bag, PERK bag, grab bag, quick run bag, survival backpack and more. Incorporate these into your ad campaigns or create separate ad groups for synonyms with ad copy to match.

Next, you can have AI research negative keywords for you. This helps you weed out the wrong people from seeing your ad. It prevents your ad from showing up for these keywords.

So prompt AI like this: “Identify a list of negative keywords for a comprehensive survival guide ad campaign.” AI is going to tell you not to include Free, DIY, kids, fiction, movies, entertainment, zombie apocalypse, etc.

When you apply these negative keyword phrases in your ad campaigns, it will improve your click quality and ensure you’re not wasting ad revenue on useless words and phrases.

You can also have AI uncover attribute keywords. These are words that discuss certain features or attributes of a product that potential buyers will use. So prompt AI like this: “Give me a list of attribute keywords consumers use when searching for a bug out bag.”

It will categorize them by things like functionality (size = compact, lightweight, large; durability = waterproof, weatherproof, rip-resistant; organization = MOLLE webbing, compartments, etc.).

These can increase your ad relevance as well and show your ads to people with very specific needs, increasing the likelihood of a click-through and conversion into a sale for you.

You can use these keywords to help you segment and group ads, to optimize your copy, to optimize your bid strategy, and to test and tweak your campaigns. You can ask AI to help you every step of the way in using these keywords, too.

AI has a knack for weaving keywords in your content, and this is very important when you are crafting affiliate product reviews that you want to rank well in the search engine results pages.

First, you can use AI to help you identify affiliate products based on search trends for keywords related to your niche and they can do that based on high volume wording and positive user feedback.

Prompt AI like this: “I am interested in promoting survival gear as an affiliate marketer. Analyze search trends and user reviews to suggest high-performing products related to survival food topics.”

AI is going to come back with a list that includes things like long term food storage in the form of freeze dried food kits, emergency food bars, food preparation and cooking items like camp stoves, and more.

It will even give you the brand names and links to products from companies like Mountain House, ReadyWise, Valley Food Storage, etc. When you have selected the product you want to promote, you can then have AI help you create a keyword driven structure for your affiliate review.

For example, you might prompt AI like this: “I want to write an affiliate review for long-term survival freeze-dried food. Come up with a keyword-structured outline for my review that addresses common user questions and concerns.”

After the introduction, AI is going to recommend that you cover: the benefits of freeze dried food for survival, and in depth review of a certain brand’s freeze dried food, taste and texture issues, preparation and cooking, cost and value, shelf life and storage, etc.

AI gives you more detail about what to explain in each section if you want to do it yourself. But of course, you can also have AI write each section for you if you want to publish that as your affiliate review.

You can also have AI help you with integrating your affiliate links using anchor text keywords, that link naturally to the products you are promoting in a way that doesn't interrupt the visitors’ reading.

You can simply prompt AI like this: “In the attached affiliate blog post review on freeze-dried survival foods, identify strategic places to integrate my affiliate link in a natural way but so it leads to a click-through conversion.”

If you have decided to be an info product developer, you may not have thought to use keyword research in your brainstorming and product development phases. Instead, you may have looked at the marketplace to see what was already selling and then simply created a knockoff of those topics.

But you can use AI driven keyword research to help you create products your target audience will find valuable and useful in their own lives. You can start by having it help you analyze search trends so that you'll know what is generating a higher search volume and whether or not there are any gaps in knowledge that people are looking for.

You can prompt AI like this: “Analyze recent search trends related to survival prepping and identify topics with the potential to be developed into an info product that will be in high demand with consumers.”

Depending on what type of AI tool you are using, it may or may not have access to the most recent information. Google’s Gemini is a good source for the latest trends and when you ask it this prompt, it tells you that there is increased interest about supply chain issues, global war preparations, natural disasters, and sustainability practices with alternative energy sources.

At that point, you can have AI help you integrate keywords into the title so that it clearly reflects what the consumer is looking for. For example, you might prompt AI like this: “I’m developing an info product on building and maintaining a survival garden to combat food shortages and inflation. Give me suggestions for compelling titles that incorporate relevant keywords.”

You’ll get results such as: Grow Your Own Security: The Ultimate Guide to Survival Gardening, Food Shortage Fighter: Build a Thriving Survival Garden, and Beat Inflation at the Root: The Complete Guide to Self-Sufficient Gardening.

Next, you can have AI help you generate an outline that is driven by keywords that show your consumers you have covered everything relevant to the topic at hand. You can prompt AI like this: “Help me create an outline for an info product on this topic and make sure relevant keywords are woven into the chapter titles. I want it to cover everything in a comprehensive manner.”

When AI comes back with your comprehensive outline, not only will the outline itself include keywords, but it may also put some related keywords in brackets so that you'll know what else to discuss within that chapter.

At that point, you can have AI help you create the content, or you can create it as a draft and then feed it back into your AI tool and ask it to ensure proper use of keywords within the chapter so that it is balanced and readable.