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Disclaimer: The AI Paycheck Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide financial, investment, or legal advice. Please consult a professional before making decisions based on our content.
Stop selling "AI" and start selling outcomes. In this high-impact episode of AI Paycheck, we sit down with product expert Hassan Raza to dismantle the biggest mistake side hustlers make: starting with the tool instead of the buyer.
If you’ve been wondering why your "1,000 Prompts" folder isn't selling, this episode is your roadmap to building result-oriented digital products that solve real-world workflow problems using the latest AI Tools.
The Shift: From Tools to Outcomes
Most AI products fail because they are "backwards." Instead of looking for a way to use a specific tool, Hassan argues you must identify a workflow problem first. Whether it's a recruiter struggling to rewrite job descriptions or a real estate agent failing to follow up after showings, your product should be the "system-in-a-box" that removes their friction. Remember: Outcomes sell; features don’t.
Inside the Product Ladder
Hassan breaks down his signature Product Ladder, a framework for scaling your side hustle from a simple idea to a high-ticket service:
The 48-Hour Build Workflow
Think you need weeks to launch? Hassan shares his lean stack for shipping an MVP in just two days:
Validation and Pricing Strategies
You don’t need a massive audience to succeed. Learn how to use screenshot mining on Reddit and problem interviews to find "painful" problems people will actually pay for. We also dive into pricing tiers, from $9 checklists to $500+ automation kits, and discuss why you should avoid "copyright traps" and generic prompt packs.
Key Discussion Highlights:
Don't just play with AI-productize it.
Are you interested in seeing a breakdown of a specific niche, such as products for real estate or recruitment, or would you like to explore the automation side of the "Product Ladder" first?
By Rajeswari Rajesh5
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AIPaycheck Links - https://linktr.ee/AIPaycheck
Disclaimer: The AI Paycheck Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide financial, investment, or legal advice. Please consult a professional before making decisions based on our content.
Stop selling "AI" and start selling outcomes. In this high-impact episode of AI Paycheck, we sit down with product expert Hassan Raza to dismantle the biggest mistake side hustlers make: starting with the tool instead of the buyer.
If you’ve been wondering why your "1,000 Prompts" folder isn't selling, this episode is your roadmap to building result-oriented digital products that solve real-world workflow problems using the latest AI Tools.
The Shift: From Tools to Outcomes
Most AI products fail because they are "backwards." Instead of looking for a way to use a specific tool, Hassan argues you must identify a workflow problem first. Whether it's a recruiter struggling to rewrite job descriptions or a real estate agent failing to follow up after showings, your product should be the "system-in-a-box" that removes their friction. Remember: Outcomes sell; features don’t.
Inside the Product Ladder
Hassan breaks down his signature Product Ladder, a framework for scaling your side hustle from a simple idea to a high-ticket service:
The 48-Hour Build Workflow
Think you need weeks to launch? Hassan shares his lean stack for shipping an MVP in just two days:
Validation and Pricing Strategies
You don’t need a massive audience to succeed. Learn how to use screenshot mining on Reddit and problem interviews to find "painful" problems people will actually pay for. We also dive into pricing tiers, from $9 checklists to $500+ automation kits, and discuss why you should avoid "copyright traps" and generic prompt packs.
Key Discussion Highlights:
Don't just play with AI-productize it.
Are you interested in seeing a breakdown of a specific niche, such as products for real estate or recruitment, or would you like to explore the automation side of the "Product Ladder" first?

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