Otto asks about what you know, who you help, and what people already ask you for. Then he looks at what people are searching for, what similar products cost, and the words customers use. You get three clear ideas with suggested prices.
Tell Otto whether you teach piano, coach nutrition, make templates, or do something else. His questions change to fit your work.
One at a time, in plain language: what you know, who needs help, and what you could help them do first.
It searches the web for real questions, similar products, and prices. You can see where the information came from.
Each idea comes with a name, a suggested price, and a reason it may work. Choose one and Otto starts building.
A few answers in. Three ideas come back. You choose one.
Bought separately, this is roughly research tools and hours of searching at $50/mo
included in Otium, free until you go live
That is what the questions are for. Otto starts with what you know and what you have actually done, then helps you shape it into something useful.
It searches the live web for questions, similar products, and prices, then includes links to the sources. It is not allowed to invent numbers or customer quotes.
Yes. A piano teacher, a nutrition coach, and a birdwatcher get different questions and different language.
Usually 5 to 10 minutes of answering questions. Otto does the searching and building after that.
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