Nicolas Cole
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first heard May 2024
last heard Jan 2025
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The Startup Ideas Podcast · This AI Writing Hack Made Him Millions (Full Breakdown) · 20 Jan 2025
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Yep. Yeah. Said in the most simplest way, it took me 12 years to figure out the six proven single sentence openers for almost all writing. You could internalize that framework from me in four minutes. And then you can take that framework and then use it with AI for the rest of your life. The return on that is unbelievable. And this is also true for me.
Like if I want to learn how to do something and I go to you and I'm like, oh, Greg's an expert in this thing. Just give me the frame. I'll pay whatever for the framework because now I know I have it and I can go use it for the rest of my life.
It was great.
I think he's doing okay.
We cooked up a lot.
They'll find me on the internet. I talk about this stuff for free all day. I love this stuff.
I'll send you this doc that we were using. If you want to just show it as a PDF, that's fine.
Yes, you do. I'm waiting for the book.
Well, listen, you have cold GPT here whenever you need it.
All right.
What's so interesting about this subcategory on Amazon is that there's way more readers than there are creators. There's a lot more people who want to read lit RPGs than there are people writing it. Dude, when you see the math on these books, it's mind blowing.
There are lit RPG books right now doing like a quarter million a month.
If you pair all that together and go female oriented, like main character lit RPGs in Kindle Unlimited, multiplied by a hundred books with digital product or some sort of subscription on the backend,
I have one, but is there somewhere you'd like to start?
Okay, so I have a very niche one. Go. So I was having this conversation earlier this week with this other writer slash entrepreneur because his business is he has a staff of writers and they're in the fiction space. And he was telling me a lot about how Amazon- organizes and tags different books and stories into subcategories.
And one of the most interesting takeaways from our conversation was he was saying, if you want to create a new category of story, so something that someone hasn't done yet, you should not do the exclusive to Amazon. Because Amazon is, you could publish to anyone or you could do Kindle Unlimited. That's like specific to their subscription service.
And the TLDR of Kindle Unlimited is you get compensated based on the number of page reads, and then they have that total pool of subscription revenue. And then it's like Spotify, but for books. So you get these little like royalties based on how much people consume your book. And so his insight was, he was like, if you're creating something new, you publish it wide.
But if you're creating something really niche, You should look at the existing categories in Kindle Unlimited and then basically like try and stay in that category. And then you're just playing the better, best game. You know, you're not trying to do something different. And so then we got on the topic of there's a there's a new subgenre that's really been catching fire. That's called lit RPG.
Have you heard of this? No. OK, so it's RPG like role playing games literature, right? Lit RPG, but it's not literature. This is, I mean, this is, this stuff is not well-written at all, but it's essentially reading a video game. So you would, the story, like you would open it and the person would be like, I woke, I opened my eyes and a button is flashing in front of me. It's a quest giver.
He's giving me my first quest and I have to go get a bow and arrow. And I take my steps. It's literally like articulating playing a video game. which if you think about it is like the male version of romance for females, where it's like, you feel more productive than playing a video game because you're reading a video game. Do you know what I mean? Okay.
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