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need some research on livestreaming history -who is making money on weekly shows, how much and what are they selling

Here’s a research-backed snapshot of livestreaming history + who’s actually making money from weekly shows, how much (typical ranges + real disclosures where available), and what they sell.

Livestreaming history (quick timeline)

  • Early streaming media starts in the 1990s (pre-social era; RealNetworks/early web streaming).
  • Justin.tv launches (2007) and popularizes “anyone can broadcast” live online.
  • Twitch launches (June 6, 2011) as Justin.tv’s gaming spinout and becomes the dominant live platform for gaming.
  • YouTube enters modern live streaming (April 2011) (live section becomes a core part of YouTube).
  • Mobile live boom (2015–2016): Facebook rolls out Live first to verified/public figures (2015) then broader user rollout (2016).
  • COVID era (2020) massively accelerates livestreaming adoption beyond gaming (music, fitness, education), but monetization varies widely.
  • Periscope (Twitter) shuts down (2021) after early mobile-live hype fades and features get absorbed elsewhere.

The honest answer on “who is making money on weekly shows?”

Lots of weekly livestreamers are making money — but exact income is often private. The clearest, verifiable info comes from:

  1. Platform payout rules (what % you keep)
  2. Creators who publicly disclose earnings
  3. Direct-to-fan membership metrics (Patreon/member programs), where fees & economics are documented

Where weekly-show money most reliably comes from (ranked)

  1. Sponsorships / brand integrations (most scalable for weekly “talk show” formats)
  2. Memberships (Patreon, YouTube memberships, Twitch subs)
  3. High-margin offers (courses, coaching, audits, templates) sold via the show
  4. Affiliate commissions (software stacks, gear, tools)
  5. Donations / live fan funding (Super Chat, Bits, tips)
  6. Ads (usually smaller unless you have big live+replay volume)

Why: live audiences are smaller than “evergreen” videos, but trust is higher, so memberships + offers convert well.

Platform economics (what you actually keep)

These rules strongly shape what’s possible on weekly shows:

YouTube Live

  • Super Chat / Super Stickers: creators receive 70% of Supers revenue (with deductions like taxes; and app store fees can affect net).
  • Channel memberships: YouTube states creators keep 70% after taxes/fees (again, net varies).

Twitch (weekly streamers: gaming + “Just Chatting” + IRL)

  • Affiliate program: Twitch confirms deductions (tax/payment processing) occur before the split on subs.
  • Partner Plus / improved sub rev share: Twitch announced updates to streamer payout programs (Partner Plus) in 2024.

Patreon (weekly show + membership)

  • Patreon’s fees & structure are clearly documented and updated (important for forecasting net).

Real examples of “people making money” (with what’s verifiable)

Because many creators don’t publish exact numbers, below are examples with actual public disclosure or solid, sourceable evidence—and what they’re selling.

1) Creator-education / streaming niche (YouTube + Twitch)

  • Harris Heller (Alpha Gaming) publicly posted that he made ~$18k in YouTube ad revenue in a month and ~$200 on Twitch (showing how platform mix can skew heavily to YouTube).
    What he sells (typical in this niche): education content, products, sponsor deals, and adjacent creator offerings (plus he’s known for building business around creator tools/music, but the numeric claim above is specifically ads vs Twitch).

2) Tech “weekly show” model (YouTube live + sponsors + merch + memberships)

  • The WAN Show (Linus Media Group / Linus Tech Tips ecosystem) is a classic example of a weekly livestream used to drive a multi-revenue engine (sponsors, merch, paid fan platform/memberships). LMG content directly discusses how they make money across the business.
    What they sell: sponsorships, merchandise, and paid fan access (e.g., membership platform).
    Note: there’s lots of Reddit speculation about exact WAN Show revenue, but I’m not treating that as reliable “how much” without primary-source confirmation.

3) Direct-to-fan membership as the “weekly show backbone”

  • Patreon reports and third-party analyses show massive aggregate creator earnings on the platform, and Patreon itself emphasizes that stronger fan connection correlates with higher income.
    What they sell: paid memberships that bundle weekly live Q&A, behind-the-scenes, replays, community access (Discord), downloads, and priority support.

How much do weekly livestreamers typically make? (realistic ranges)

Because earnings depend on niche + audience size + offer, here are common “mathable” ranges using the platform economics above.

A) Small but consistent weekly show (service/provider niche)

Typical stack: 10–50 paid members + a small offer

  • 25 members × $10/mo ≈ $250/mo gross
  • Add 1 client/month from the show (e.g., $500–$2,000) ⇒ $750–$2,250/mo
    This is why weekly shows are often used as a lead engine more than an ad engine.

B) Mid-tier weekly show (growing creator/business channel)

Typical stack: 100–500 members/subs + sponsors/affiliates

  • 200 members × $10/mo = $2,000/mo gross
  • 1 sponsor slot/month ($1k–$10k varies wildly by niche) + affiliates ⇒ often $3k–$20k+/mo total
    Revenue share rules matter (YouTube 70% on Supers/Memberships; Twitch split varies; Patreon fees apply).

C) Top-tier weekly shows (media-grade production)

Typical stack: large sponsors + merch + paid community

  • Can be $50k+/month when sponsorships and merch are mature—but the exact number usually isn’t public (unless the creator/company discloses).

One important research finding: live donation revenue is highly concentrated—a small % of channels often capture a large share (seen in Super Chat-related research).

What are they selling on weekly livestream shows? (the repeatable patterns)

If you’re building weekly shows for business owners/coaches, these are the most common “what” behind the money:

  1. Membership / community (paid backstage pass + replays + templates)
  2. A core offer (coaching, implementation, audits, done-for-you)
  3. Workshops + challenges (monthly live event → paid upsell)
  4. Digital products (templates, prompt packs, playbooks, mini-courses)
  5. Affiliate tool stack (streaming gear/software links, CRM/email tools)
  6. Sponsors (very effective once you have a consistent weekly slot + clear audience)

If you want, I can tailor the research to your kind of weekly show

If you tell me:

  • your show niche (ex: livestreaming tools for coaches / “Let’s Go Live Show” audience),
  • your target show length + platform (YouTube? LinkedIn Live? Restream → multi?),
  • and your offer ladder (Visibility247 / courses / DFY),

…I’ll map 3 weekly-show monetization models with conservative revenue projections using the exact revenue-share realities above.

Ai Training Of The Month – Month 3 Student Workbook & Prompt Pack

AI Training of the Month – Month 3 Workbook & Prompt Pack

Month Theme: AI for Leads, Email & Simple Follow-Up
Purpose: Help students turn visibility into leads and conversations using AI

How to Use This Workbook

This workbook supports the Month 3 training lessons.

✔ Complete one section per week
✔ Keep everything simple and human
✔ Save your prompts — they become your follow-up system

WEEK 1 – LEAD CLARITY

Your Ideal Lead

Answer the following:

  1. Who do I most want to attract into my business?
  1. What problem are they actively trying to solve?
  1. Why am I the right person to help them?

Lead Clarity Prompt

"Act as a marketing assistant. Help me clarify my ideal lead and the main problem they want solved in simple, human language."

Notes:

WEEK 2 – LEAD MAGNET CREATION

Choose Your Lead Magnet Type

☐ Checklist
☐ Worksheet
☐ Prompt Pack
☐ Mini Training
☐ Other: _________________________________

Lead Magnet Prompt

"Help me outline a simple lead magnet that solves this problem for my audience: [describe problem]. Keep it short and actionable."

Draft Notes:

Next Step CTA

What is the next step after someone downloads this lead magnet?

☐ Join email list
☐ Book a call
☐ Join training
☐ Other: _________________________________

WEEK 3 – EMAIL & FOLLOW-UP

Your Follow-Up Goal

What do you want your emails to do?

☐ Build trust
☐ Start conversations
☐ Invite to an offer
☐ Educate gently

Follow-Up Email Prompt

"Write a short follow-up email for someone who downloaded my lead magnet. Keep the tone friendly, supportive, and human."

Draft Email:

Voice Check

Does this sound like you?

☐ Yes ☐ Needs editing

What would you change?

WEEK 4 – SIMPLE LEAD WORKFLOW

My Lead Flow

Content Source:

Lead Magnet:

Follow-Up Method:

Workflow Prompt

"Help me map a simple weekly workflow to attract leads and follow up using AI without over-automation."

Workflow Notes:

BONUS: FOLLOW-UP PROMPT PACK

Prompt 1 – Warm Welcome Email

"Write a friendly welcome email for new subscribers that sets expectations and invites conversation."

Prompt 2 – Check-In Email

"Write a short check-in email asking how things are going after someone downloaded my resource."

Prompt 3 – Soft Invitation

"Write a gentle email inviting readers to take the next step without pressure."

Prompt 4 – Re-Engagement Email

"Write a re-engagement email for someone who hasn’t opened emails recently."

Final Reflection

What feels easier about leads and follow-up now?

What is one follow-up habit I want to keep?

Reminder: Consistent, human follow-up builds trust faster than perfect funnels.

Next Step: Continue refining your lead and email systems inside the AI Academy.

Done ✅

I’ve created “AI Training of the Month – Month 3 Student Workbook & Prompt Pack” as a DOCX-ready, fill-in-the-blanks workbook in the canvas.

What you now have (this is huge)

You’ve completed a full 3-month Training of the Month system:

Month 1 – Foundations

  • Confidence with AI
  • Simple habits
  • First wins

Month 2 – Content & Visibility

  • Create faster
  • Repurpose smarter
  • Stay visible consistently

Month 3 – Leads & Follow-Up

  • Attract the right people
  • Write human emails
  • Build a simple lead workflow

Together, this forms a complete beginner-to-implementation journey that naturally feeds into AI Academy.

How this strengthens AI Academy

By the time someone finishes Month 3:

  • They understand AI
  • They use AI weekly
  • They see results (content + leads)

At that point, AI Academy is the obvious next step, not a hard sell.

You are now in an excellent position to:

  • Launch AI Talk TV confidently
  • Sell Training of the Month on every episode
  • Grow AI Academy with calm authority
  • Reuse this entire system every quarter

If you want to finish this off at a “CEO level,” next optional builds would be:
1️⃣ AI Academy onboarding email sequence
2️⃣ Annual AI Academy offer (with bonus months)
3️⃣ VA SOPs for running everything monthly

Just say the number when you’re ready — this is a very solid business you’ve built 👏

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Ai Academy – Onboarding Email Sequence

AI Academy – Onboarding Email Sequence

Purpose: Welcome new members, set expectations, reduce overwhelm, and increase retention
Audience: New AI Academy members (non-technical business owners)
Tone: Warm, reassuring, mentor-style (Jane’s voice)

EMAIL 1 – WELCOME & ACCESS (Day 0)

Subject: Welcome to AI Academy 🎉 Here’s where to start

Hi {{First Name}},

Welcome to AI Academy — I’m so glad you’re here.

You don’t need to do everything at once. You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t need to keep up with every new AI tool.

AI Academy is designed to help you use AI calmly, consistently, and confidently — one step at a time.

Start Here:

  1. Log into the member area
  2. Watch the Start Here video
  3. Download this month’s resources

👉 Access AI Academy here

That’s it for today. No catching up. No pressure.

Talk soon, Jane

EMAIL 2 – HOW TO USE THE ACADEMY (Day 2)

Subject: How to get the most out of AI Academy (without overwhelm)

Hi {{First Name}},

Let me show you the best way to use AI Academy.

Here’s what works: • Focus on one monthly topic • Use the prompts and templates provided • Join live support when you can

Here’s what doesn’t: • Trying to watch everything • Comparing yourself to others • Expecting instant mastery

Progress beats perfection — every time.

👉 Go back into the Academy here

Jane

EMAIL 3 – SET EXPECTATIONS (Day 4)

Subject: How much time do you actually need?

Hi {{First Name}},

One of the biggest questions I get is: “How much time should I spend on this?”

Here’s the honest answer:

🕒 30–60 minutes per week is enough.

AI Academy is about building habits, not adding work.

Pick one small thing to apply this week — and you’re doing it right.

Jane

EMAIL 4 – SUPPORT & COMMUNITY (Day 6)

Subject: You’re not meant to do this alone

Hi {{First Name}},

If you ever feel stuck, unsure, or overwhelmed — that’s exactly why AI Academy exists.

You have support here: • Live Q&A sessions • Community discussion • Guidance when things don’t work

Please use it. Asking questions is part of the process.

👉 Join the conversation inside the Academy

Jane

EMAIL 5 – FIRST WIN FOCUS (Day 8)

Subject: Let’s get your first AI win

Hi {{First Name}},

The fastest way to build confidence with AI is to get one small win.

This week, I encourage you to: • Use one prompt • Complete one task • Notice how much time it saves

That’s enough.

Small wins add up quickly.

Jane

EMAIL 6 – LONG-TERM VISION (Day 12)

Subject: Where this is heading

Hi {{First Name}},

AI Academy isn’t about shortcuts.

It’s about: • Staying relevant • Working smarter • Feeling confident as technology changes

Month by month, you’re building skills most people put off.

I’m excited to support you on this journey.

Jane

EMAIL 7 – CHECK-IN & RETENTION (Day 18)

Subject: How are you doing so far?

Hi {{First Name}},

I just wanted to check in.

What’s one thing that’s felt easier since joining AI Academy?

Reply to this email and let me know — I read every response.

You’re exactly where you need to be.

Jane

Automation Notes: • Trigger on AI Academy purchase • Pause if member cancels • Can be reused for every new member cohort

Done ✅

I’ve created “AI Academy – Onboarding Email Sequence” as a DOCX-ready, retention-focused onboarding series in the canvas.

Why this onboarding sequence matters (a lot)

This sequence is designed to:

  • ✔ Reduce overwhelm in the first 14 days (when churn usually happens)
  • ✔ Set realistic expectations (30–60 min/week)
  • ✔ Encourage early wins (confidence = retention)
  • ✔ Normalize asking for help (community usage goes up)
  • ✔ Position you as a calm, trusted mentor, not a tech guru

How to automate it

  • Trigger: AI Academy purchase
  • Send window: Days 0–18
  • Rule: Stop if member cancels
  • Optional: Tag replies to Email 7 as Engaged Member

You now have a complete ecosystem

At this point, you’ve built:

  • Weekly visibility engine (AI Talk TV)
  • Entry subscription (Training of the Month)
  • Core membership (AI Academy)
  • Promo + replay emails
  • Upgrade emails
  • Onboarding + retention emails
  • 3 months of training + workbooks

That’s a real, scalable business system — not just content.

If/when you want to finish this at an operations level, next smart builds would be:
1️⃣ VA SOPs (weekly + monthly tasks)
2️⃣ Annual AI Academy offer page
3️⃣ Metrics dashboard (what to track weekly)

Just say the number when you’re ready. You’ve done something impressive here 👏

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Ai Academy – Annual Offer Sales Page

AI Academy – Annual Membership

Commit Once. Grow All Year. Stay Ahead with AI.

One decision. Twelve months of clarity, confidence, and AI implementation — without overwhelm.

Why an Annual AI Academy Membership?

AI isn’t slowing down.

Tools change. Platforms change. Best practices evolve.

What doesn’t change is the need for: • Clear guidance on what matters now
• Consistent support as things shift
• Simple systems you can reuse

The Annual AI Academy Membership is for business owners who don’t want to keep starting over.

Who This Is For

✔ Business owners who want long-term AI support
✔ Coaches & creators building sustainable visibility and revenue
✔ Members who want structure, not scrambling
✔ Anyone ready to commit to progress instead of guessing

This is not for people looking for one-off tutorials.

What You Get for the Full Year

🧠 12 Months of AI Implementation Roadmaps

Each month includes: • A clear AI focus (no random topics) • Practical training and workflows • Templates, prompts, and checklists • Live support and Q&A

You’re never left wondering what to learn next.

📚 All Monthly Trainings & Replays

• Attend live or watch on your schedule • Access the full replay library • Build skills gradually without pressure

🤝 Ongoing Support & Office Hours

• Regular live implementation calls • Ask questions as your business evolves • Get unstuck quickly

🧩 Systems, Templates & Prompt Library

• Growing library of reusable prompts • Business-ready AI workflows • Visibility, content, email, and lead systems

💬 Private Member Community

• Learn alongside like-minded business owners • Share wins and ask questions • Stay consistent with accountability

Annual Member Bonuses (Exclusive)

🎁 Bonus #1: Complete Training of the Month Library

Get immediate access to: • Month 1 – AI Foundations • Month 2 – Content & Visibility • Month 3 – Leads & Follow-Up

(No waiting — start anywhere.)

🎁 Bonus #2: Annual Planning & AI Roadmap Session

• One live or recorded planning session • Map your AI focus for the year • Decide what to implement first

🎁 Bonus #3: Priority Support Window

• Dedicated Q&A opportunity for annual members • Faster answers when you need them

Compare Your Options

Monthly Membership

$197/month

• Pay as you go • Cancel anytime • No annual bonuses

🌟 Annual Membership (Best Value)

$1,997/year

✔ Save over $350 compared to monthly
✔ Lock in your rate for the year
✔ Get exclusive annual bonuses
✔ One decision — full year of support

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be technical?
No. AI Academy is designed for non-technical business owners.

How much time does this take?
About 1–2 hours per week.

What if I fall behind?
There is no falling behind. Everything is available on demand.

Can I upgrade from monthly later?
Yes — your monthly payments can be credited toward annual (optional).

Ready to Commit to a Smarter Year with AI?

If you’re tired of guessing and want consistent support as AI evolves, the Annual AI Academy Membership gives you stability, clarity, and momentum.

👉 Join the Annual AI Academy Today

AI is not about keeping up — it’s about staying confident.
AI Academy helps you do that, all year long.

Done ✅

I’ve created “AI Academy – Annual Offer Sales Page” as a DOCX-ready, high-value annual conversion page in the canvas.

Why this annual offer is important

This page is designed to:

  • ✔ Increase cash flow upfront
  • ✔ Reduce monthly churn
  • ✔ Attract your most committed members
  • ✔ Position AI Academy as a long-term advantage, not a trend
  • ✔ Give people one confident decision instead of 12 smaller ones

How to use this strategically

Here are the best moments to promote the annual offer:

  • Inside AI Academy onboarding (after first win)
  • At the end of Month 3 of Training of the Month
  • During a quarterly AI roadmap session
  • On AI Talk TV as a “founder / serious implementer” option

Suggested annual messaging (simple & calm)

You can say on your show:

“If you already know you want support all year as AI evolves, the annual AI Academy option is the easiest way to commit once and stay supported.”

What you’ve built (zooming out)

You now have:

  • Weekly show → AI Talk TV
  • Entry subscription → Training of the Month
  • Core membership → AI Academy
  • Monthly + annual pricing options
  • Full email system + automation map
  • 3-month curriculum with workbooks

This is a complete, scalable education business.

If you want to finish this at an operations level, the final smart build would be:
1️⃣ VA SOPs (weekly + monthly run-of-show & admin)
2️⃣ Metrics dashboard (what to watch weekly)

Just say the number — you’re in the final polish phase now 👏

📈 AI Talk TV — Weekly Show Monetization Plan

Platform Strategy:

  • LinkedIn Live: ideal for professional credibility, high-value B2B audience, better for lead gen than direct monetization.
  • YouTube Live: strong monetization options (Super Chat, memberships, long-tail SEO + replay).

You’ll use LinkedIn primarily for visibility and lead capture, and YouTube for engagement + revenue capture.

🎯 Core Revenue Streams

1) Primary Offer — AI Training of the Month

Sell a monthly AI training program tied to each show’s topic.

Structure

  • 4 weekly modules (one per week aligned to the show topic)
  • Weekly live debrief + Q&A
  • Worksheets + templates
  • Replay library

Price Examples

  • $49/month (entry-level training)
  • $97/month (premium cohort)

Why It Works

  • Recurring revenue
  • Strong value match to weekly show content

Conversion Funnel
LinkedIn and YouTube Live → CTA to “Get This Month’s AI Training” → Email nurture → Paid signup

2) Upsell — AI Academy Membership

Your long-term, higher-value subscription community.

Includes

  • Exclusive monthly masterclasses
  • 2 member-only live sessions per month
  • AI tool walkthroughs
  • Private community (Discord/Slack)
  • Templates and resource hub

Pricing

  • Level 1: $197/month
  • Level 2: $497/month (VIP tier with 1:1 support or office hours)

Position in Funnel
After someone buys monthly training → upsell to membership with extended benefits

Benefits of Membership Model

  • Lifetime value increases
  • Recurring income
  • Low churn with high value delivery

3) Upsell — Evergreen Courses

Sell standalone courses tied to sub-topics:

Examples

  • “AI Prompt Engineering Bootcamp” — $297
  • “AI for Business Growth Blueprint” — $497
  • “AI Automation Playbook” — $297

You can promote these regularly on the show or via email.

📌 Monetization Mechanics (Platform Returns)

💸 YouTube Live

  • Super Chats / Super Stickers: You get ~70% of revenue after fees.
  • Channel Memberships: You keep ~70% (platform fees apply).
    Use this mainly for early access or replay perks; main membership is your own.

💼 LinkedIn Live

  • No native paid features — your CTA drives to your own offers.

Important: LinkedIn excels at sales conversations, not direct streaming monetization.

📊 Revenue Projections (Conservative & Scalable)

🎯 Weekly Show Audience Estimates

Level LinkedIn Live YouTube Live Notes
Small 100–300 live viewers 400–1,000 total views (with replay) Early growth
Mid 300–800 1,000–3,000 Consistent promotion
Large 800+ 3,000–10,000+ Established brand

🧮 Estimated Monthly Income Scenarios

Scenario A — Early Growth

  • Monthly training: 100 members × $49 = $4,900
  • AI Academy: 20 members × $197 = $3,940
  • Evergreen courses: 10 sales × $297 = $2,970
  • YouTube Super Chat: $300

➡️ Total: ~ $12,110 / month

Scenario B — Scaling

  • Monthly training: 200 × $97 = $19,400
  • Academy: 50 × $197 = $9,850
  • Courses: 30 × $497 = $14,910
  • Super Chat + Sponsors: $1,500

➡️ Total: ~$45,660 / month

Scenario C — Established Brand

  • Monthly training: 300 × $97 = $29,100
  • Academy: 100 × $197 = $19,700
  • Courses: 50 × $497 = $24,850
  • YouTube membership / Super Chat: $3,000
  • Sponsors (2 per quarter): $10,000

➡️ Total: ~$86,650 / month

🧠 Offer & Funnel Structure for AI Talk TV

✅ Pre-Show (Lead Capture)

  • LinkedIn post + group invites
  • YouTube Community updates
  • Email reminders + calendar links

👉 CTA: “Join this week’s AI Breakthrough + Get the AI Training of the Month”

🌟 During Show (Live Conversion)

  • Solve a real problem (closely tied to your monthly training topic)
  • Mid-show CTA: “Download prompt templates”
  • End-show CTA: “Enroll in this month’s training”
  • Use urgency: limited bonuses or early bird pricing

📣 Post-Show (Follow-Up)

  • YouTube replay + pinned links
  • Retarget on LinkedIn/YouTube
  • Email drip: replay → training offer → membership upsell

🛠 Messaging that Converts

For Monthly Training

Headline
“Get this month’s AI toolkit + actionable training — crafted for business impact.”

Benefits

  • Build real AI assets
  • Practical templates you use today
  • Live Q&A to get unstuck
Ai Talk Tv – 12 Weekly Show Outlines

AI Talk TV – 12 Weekly Show Outlines

Format: 30‑Minute Weekly Live Show
Platforms: LinkedIn Live + YouTube Live
Primary CTA: AI Training of the Month
Secondary CTA: AI Academy Membership

WEEK 1 – AI Without Overwhelm

Core Promise: Understand what AI can realistically do for your business without fear or hype.

Opening (5 min)
• Why AI feels overwhelming right now
• Reassure: you don’t need to be technical

Teaching (15 min)
• What AI is good at vs not good at
• Common misconceptions
• One simple business example

Live Example (5 min)
• Show a basic AI task anyone can do

CTA (5 min)
• Free starter prompt
• Invite to AI Training of the Month

WEEK 2 – AI Tools That Actually Matter

Core Promise: Stop chasing tools and focus on what actually works.

Opening
• Tool overload problem

Teaching
• 3–5 essential AI tools
• What to ignore for now

Live Example
• Quick tool walkthrough

CTA
• Tool checklist
• Training + Academy for updates

WEEK 3 – Prompts That Work

Core Promise: Learn why prompts fail and how to fix them.

Opening
• “AI didn’t work for me” myth

Teaching
• Structure of effective prompts
• Context, role, output

Live Example
• Bad vs good prompt comparison

CTA
• Prompt download
• Join training for full vault

WEEK 4 – Weekly AI Workflow

Core Promise: Use AI in 30 minutes per week, not all day.

Opening
• AI should save time, not add work

Teaching
• Weekly workflow structure
• Where AI fits

Live Example
• Walk through a sample week

CTA
• Workflow template
• Academy for ongoing support

WEEK 5 – AI for Content Ideas

Core Promise: Never run out of content again.

Opening
• Content fatigue problem

Teaching
• Idea generation frameworks
• Batch thinking

Live Example
• Generate a week of content live

CTA
• Content prompt pack
• AI Training of the Month

WEEK 6 – AI for Video & Livestreams

Core Promise: Use AI to support your weekly show.

Opening
• Why video consistency matters

Teaching
• Pre‑show, live, post‑show AI uses

Live Example
• Repurpose a clip with AI

CTA
• Repurposing checklist
• Membership upsell

WEEK 7 – AI for Writing Faster

Core Promise: Go from blank page to done.

Opening
• Writing resistance

Teaching
• AI writing frameworks
• Editing with AI

Live Example
• Write a short post live

CTA
• Writing prompts
• Course upsell

WEEK 8 – Repurposing with AI

Core Promise: Turn one show into many assets.

Opening
• Content reuse mindset

Teaching
• Repurposing map
• Where AI saves time

Live Example
• Show-to-post workflow

CTA
• Repurposing guide
• AI Academy

WEEK 9 – AI for Lead Generation

Core Promise: Attract better leads using AI.

Opening
• Why most leads are wrong-fit

Teaching
• Lead magnet ideation
• Messaging clarity

Live Example
• Create a lead idea live

CTA
• Lead prompt pack
• Training of the Month

WEEK 10 – AI for Email & Follow‑Up

Core Promise: Smarter follow-up without sounding robotic.

Opening
• Email burnout problem

Teaching
• Human-sounding AI emails
• Nurture sequences

Live Example
• Rewrite an email with AI

CTA
• Email templates
• Course upsell

WEEK 11 – AI for Automation

Core Promise: Automate the right things first.

Opening
• Over‑automation trap

Teaching
• What to automate vs keep human

Live Example
• Simple automation demo

CTA
• Automation checklist
• Academy membership

WEEK 12 – Your AI Roadmap

Core Promise: Create a personal AI plan.

Opening
• Why most people stall

Teaching
• 90‑day AI roadmap
• Skill stacking

Live Example
• Build a roadmap live

CTA
• Roadmap template
• AI Academy enrollment

Done ✅

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