More great advice from Amanda Craven Ever notice how some people seem to magically find buyers everywhere? Like they post once, sneeze twice and suddenly they’re making sales while you’re still staring at screens wondering where those people are hiding. Spoiler alert…. They’re not hiding. You just haven’t been taught where to look. So today, I want to show you the 10 online hot zones where buyers reveal themselves without even meaning to and how to spot them fast. Here they are in no particular order: 1. Amazon “Most Wished For” Lists This is one of the biggest buyer-intent goldmines on the planet. People don’t wishlist things casually - something triggered desire. UK list: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/most-wished-for US list: https://www.amazon.com/gp/most-wished-for Ask yourself: What does this tell me about what people WANT right now? You’ll see opportunities you’ve never noticed before. 2. Reddit Problem Threads Reddit is basically the internet’s confession booth. People complain, ask for help, compare tools… They practically beg complete strangers to tell them what to buy. Start here: https://www.reddit.com/search/?q=best%20tool%20for https://www.reddit.com/search/?q=alternatives%20to Any time you see frustration, there’s money. Frustration is buyer fuel. 3. Quora “What’s the best…?” Questions People go to Quora when they’re tired of guessing. https://www.quora.com/search?q=best+software+for https://www.quora.com/search?q=how+to+start+online If they’re asking something like, “which tool should I buy?” They’re ready to buy something. 4. Google Trends (Real-Time Market Heat) This one is criminally underused. https://trends.google.com/trends/

From the VidIQ ezine. Feeling stuck after hitting a subscriber milestone? This video breaks down how Kiwi Modulars went from stagnant at 12K to over 70K subscribers-not by posting more, but by auditing what was already working and packaging ideas with crystal-clear direction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAONDZj6Xtg

From Amy Harrop's Medium [dot] com post Writing an eBook is a major undertaking. Coming up with a clear outline, maintaining consistency across hundreds of pages, and polishing the final draft all take time. AI writing assistants can accelerate the process by assisting you with brainstorming, drafting, and editing, but you still need to guide them and refine their output. Below are five of the most useful AI tools for first‑time Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) authors. Want to go beyond just writing with AI? Discover 7 smart ways to use AI tools to make public domain content unique — so you can transform free resources into fresh eBooks, journals, and digital products that stand out on Amazon KDP: Best AI Tools for Writing Your First KDP eBook | by Amy Harrop-Succeed With Content | Nov, 2025 | Medium

Igor Kheifets wrote this about his latest podcast guest & it got me thinking: Armand Morin didn’t start with software, funnels, or a polished brand. He started by selling his browser bookmarks: 600-plus categorized links he’d collected during sleepless nights in 1996, and that crude membership site pulled in $4.2 million in 12 weeks. That one wild win set off a chain of problems, including a merchant account freeze that yanked $2.1 million out of his bank overnight. So I asked Chat how I could emulate Armand's methods & here's what I got: ✅ LESSON #1: You Don’t Need a Product… You Need a PROBLEM Armand didn’t invent a fancy software or write a 200-page course. He solved his own pain:“I spent years finding useful links — other people would probably want them too.” ✅ What this means for you: Instead of dreaming up a massive offer, ask:What annoying problem am I dealing with in affiliate marketing, traffic, content, AI, funnels, etc.?If you’d pay to fix it, others will too. 👉 W+ Offer Angle:“The 50 Best Free Tools Every Beginner Marketer Needs (Curated, Categorized, Click-and-Use).”You're selling organization and shortcuts, not complexity. ✅ LESSON #2: Speed Beats Perfection Armand launched something crude, ugly, and basic — and it made millions. He didn’t ask:❌ “Is this perfect?”He asked:✅ “Will someone pay for this right now?” ✅ What this means for you: Your first W+ offer can be: - A PDF - A swipe file - A checklist - A template pack - A mini membership - A resource vault No software. No tech.

From Amy Harrop: Happy Tuesday! I've always been a big believer in the power of tip-based content. You know those short “tip” posts that always get shared, like “3 ways to beat procrastination” or “5 quick ideas for small biz growth”? They’re simple, useful, and incredibly effective. But actually creating them consistently? That’s where most people get stuck. Between writing, designing, and trying to stay on trend, it’s easy to burn out fast. So today, I wanted to share a few quick tips to make your process easier, along with a new tool that ties it all together beautifully. 5 Tips for Effortless, Viral Tip Content 1. Keep it short and visual.​People scroll fast...your goal isn’t to explain everything, but to deliver one clear takeaway per post. Think “3 Quick Fixes for X” or “5 Ways to Save Time Doing Y.” 2. Focus on results, not theory.​Audiences save content that helps them do something immediately. Instead of generic advice, share practical steps or mini how-tos that deliver quick wins. 3. Reuse your ideas across platforms.​A single tip post can become a Reel, a carousel, a Pinterest pin, or even a lead magnet. Don’t reinvent the wheel — repurpose! 4. Use batching to stay consistent.​Set aside one hour a week to brainstorm or generate visuals in bulk. Consistency matters more than complexity when growing an audience. 5. Let AI handle the heavy lifting.​You don’t need to design or overthink. Tools like the Viral Tips Promptkit let you generate clean, branded visuals directly in ChatGPT — no Canva, no editing apps, just copy → paste → done.