New business ideas: $10K/day repackaged software, Taylor Swift money-maker, $5K/mo UGC 🤑

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Hey, it's Niall 👋

Fill in the blank…

One of the biggest attractions of the _______ model is the steady, predictable revenue it generates.

It's a business model I've long been wary of, because it's long been difficult to get up and running.

But times have changed 🥳

I'm talking about SaaS = Software as a Service.

It works like this…

  1. Build some helpful software

  2. Find customers

  3. They pay you month after month to use it

Historically, the first step was a massive stumbling block for people, because building software is hard 😕

Well, it used to be.

AI tools have made it much easier.

But what if you didn't have to build the software at all?

The first story below highlights the clever shortcut one founder used to build a $300K+ per month SaaS business in only 3 years 🚀

Without writing a single line of code or using AI tools.

Beyond that, I've got several more juicy business ideas for you.

Let's dive in 👇

Niall DohertyNiall Doherty
eBiz Insider

WHITE LABELING

Earning $10K Per Day From Repackaged Software

Check out Buildable.co 👀

The All-In-One Platform For Your Online Course Business

In the video on the homepage, co-founder Sander Stage says he earned $6M+ selling his own courses 🤑

But he was using several tools to run his course biz, costing him $2,000/mo…

Eventually, I decided something had to be done and thus Buildable was born, essentially a software that combines all the competitors' tools into one unified platform [for only $127/mo]

The kicker: Sander didn't build his platform from scratch 😏

It's actually just a white-labeled version of HighLevel (aff link), customized and marketed to course creators.

Says on the Buildable homepage that they have +6k creators on the platform.

Which means they must be earning at least $300,000 per month (could actually be 2x that) 💰

I've seen dozens of examples of HighLevel-based businesses following this playbook…

  • Pick a niche (ideally one you have some experience with)

  • White label HighLevel and customize select features as needed

  • Promote it as your own software built especially for that niche

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TOGETHER WITH HIGHLEVEL

Imagine this:

  • You pick a niche you know (eg. coaches, realtors, dentists, restaurants).

  • You rebrand HighLevel as your own software.

  • You sell it for $200/month per customer.

With just 50 customers, you're at $10K/month in recurring revenue – without ever touching a line of code.

HighLevel gives you everything: CRM, automations, websites, SMS/email marketing…

You just package it up, make it look like your own platform, and sell 💰

This is the cheat code hundreds of entrepreneurs are using to build six-figure SaaS businesses.

Normally, HighLevel only offers a 14-day trial, but this link gives you a full 30-day trial to try it out risk-free 👇

*Disclosure: If you become a paid customer of HighLevel through my link, I will receive a commission at no extra cost to you. I'm building my new business on HighLevel, which is why I'm happy to recommend it.

UGC CREATOR

She Earns Up To $10K/Month Making Short Videos

Alexa Machado gets paid to create User Generated Content (UGC) 😎

She recommends you give it a try…

If you don't mind being in front of a camera I'm a UGC creator making ads and content for brands! It was my side hustle and now I make 5-10k a month with it!! All you need is a smartphone to film with :)

See examples of her work here 👈

Elsewhere she talks about pricing…

I just finished collabs for lip syncing and shorter videos for 150/video. Going rate for UGC is around 200 and short videos around 100-150. The pay is for the fact that the brand will be generating $ from the content + the effort put into prepping and filming, not the length of the video itself

Related 👇

DIGITAL PR

Making Money From Taylor Swift's Engagement

Last week Taylor Swift announced her engagement on Instagram 💍

Digital PR specialist Fery Kaszoni tweeted a couple of days later…

For this specific placement, we did a story for our property client:

How to replicate the garden where Taylor got engaged, on a budget.

We wrote up the tips within minutes.

We found journalists who write about Taylor Swift, general lifestyle and gardening.

We sent them the email.

Within hours, the story started landing big links, as every journalist needs a fresh and unique angle to vibe with the Taylor engagement trend

It is still not too late to react, as there is a lot of buzz right now about the engagement.

I've heard this referred to as "news jacking," where you leverage big news stories to land press mentions and backlinks for you or your clients 💪

Sounds like it's the core service Fery offers via his agency, which earns about £10M per year.

Lots of demand for this kind of service, and fun work if you're creative 👍

MEME BREAK

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TOGETHER WITH STACK INFLUENCE

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AUTOMATION

$500 Setup + $50/Month For This Simple Automation

💬 Parijat Software got talking to the owner of an auto repair shop, who had an annoying problem…

He gets a lot of emails asking for quotes, but most don't include complete vehicle information. He only checks emails at night after work, so if info is missing, he just replies asking for details. Then he has to wait until the next evening to send the actual quote. He said he loses a lot of customers because of that delay.

So Parijat set up a "simple n8n automation" that…

  • Watches for new emails asking for quotes

  • Sends the owner an SMS if the email has full vehicle info

  • Auto-replies asking for missing details if info is incomplete

  • Notifies the owner via SMS when the missing info is received

Pricing 👇

this is our first job for auto repair domain so fee is not that high.. $500 for setup and $50/mo for hosting, support/maintenance…

It only took a few hours to build. Been running for a couple weeks and he says it's already helped him a lot.

For automation folks, this might be another niche to sell automation.

I reckon every small business has several inefficiencies along those lines that a simple n8n or Make automation could solve 🤖

VIBE CODING

He Raised $500,000 For His Vibe Coded Fashion Website

📝 From a recent article about vibe coding success stories…

When Gustav Linder had an idea to build an AI-powered fashion website, he had never written a line of code in his life. Undeterred by his lack of technical ability, he turned to Loveable and vibe coded a minimum viable product for his vision.

The result is "Look," an AI-powered fashion stylist with e-commerce functionality baked in so you can purchase any recommendations you find—built with zero manual coding and 100 percent prompting.

The site attracted users, which prompted investors to back Linder with $500,000. He's been working on Look full time since April.

Later in the article…

An internal tool doesn't have to be complex or polished to generate significant value, and that's where we're seeing AI agents starting to shine. These simple tools can save countless hours, result in major cost reductions, and allow us to bring our ideas to life in record time.

Learn to use a vibe coding tool like Loveable, and you'll be well equipped to pursue whatever business ideas tickle your fancy 🚀

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