Hi

I see a lot of enthusiasm about the prompt marketplace idea I launched yesterday - and lots of comments and questions came in so I wanted to address something in particular at the bottom of this email with an exact prompt you can use to get started.

But first...

100 AI Side Hustles - No Following Needed - AI PLR Dimesale (under $0.06 per page at max pricing)

This is a pack called 100 AI Side Hustles - No Following Needed - AI PLR. I researched the topics, collaborated with AI to develop the structure, and carefully directed the creation process to make sure every section delivers real value. You can preview an excerpt right on the sales page.

This is something that I can price much cheaper, under $0.06 at max pricing per page rather than $2 per page for the limited PLR. This PLR will not be limited in quantity, and you can do the same things with it - edit it, put your name on it, etc. This is being put on a literal dimesale, rising $0.10 per sale until it reaches a max price of $17.

The 100 AI Side Hustles - No Following Needed – AI PLR is a bundle of 100 individual reports that each showcase an AI moneymaker your readers can implement. Some of them are methods where they'll be working with consumers downloading digitable products, and others are service-based side hustles for professionals, brands and companies. 

Some are broad and generic enough to be used in a width swath while others are niche-specific. There are online and offline target audiences, too. Each report has a general formula to explain the moneymaking idea, talk about how AI is used to complete it, and walk the reader through pricing, finding customers and clients, and scaling from a first sale to a steady income stream.

Every hustle is designed to generate income through marketplaces, search traffic, local outreach, or direct client relationships — no audience, no followers, and no ad budget required.

Exclusive $5 Checkout Add-On: The 100 Plug-and-Play Prompts for Every AI Side Hustle – AI PLR is a 25+ page, 10,818-word file that contains one comprehensive, ready-to-paste AI prompt for every hustle in the main collection. This helps your readers skip the blank-screen guessing game and generate their first sellable deliverable in minutes by telling AI exactly what to create, who it's for, how to structure it, and what tone to use.

This 300-page, 122,233-word PLR covers:

Digital Products (15 Reports)

The lowest-risk way to start earning online. You create once, upload to a marketplace, and collect payments on repeat without shipping, inventory, or customer service. Buyers on Etsy, Gumroad, and Creative Market are already searching for exactly what you'll learn to build. AI handles the production. The platform handles the sales. You collect the deposits.

Content Creation for Hire (10 Reports)

Every business with a website, a social media account, or an email list needs someone to write for them. Most of them hate doing it themselves and will happily pay you to take it off their plate. These hustles put you in front of coaches, ecommerce brands, podcasters, and YouTube creators who need consistent content and have the budget to outsource it.

Freelance Writing Services (10 Reports)

People pay premium rates for copy that persuades, positions, and closes deals. Sales pages, resumes, proposals, bios, and even wedding speeches are high-demand writing projects that clients need done well and done fast. AI gives you the speed. These reports give you the strategy to charge what the work is actually worth.

Email and Automation Services (10 Reports)

Email is the highest-ROI marketing channel on the planet, and most businesses are doing it badly or not at all. Welcome sequences, cart recovery emails, launch campaigns, and follow-up systems are the automated revenue engines every online business needs. You build them once, the client profits from them for years, and they keep hiring you for the next one.

Local Business Services (10 Reports)

There are millions of local businesses within driving distance of wherever you live, and almost none of them are marketing themselves well online. Restaurants, salons, dentists, and retail shops all need Google posts, review responses, ad copy, and SEO content. They have the budget. They lack the time and skill. You're the solution that walks in and fixes it.

Real Estate and Property (5 Reports)

Real estate agents list properties every week. Property managers handle tenant communications every day. Both markets are flush with money and short on time. Listing descriptions, open house marketing kits, tenant notice templates, and neighborhood guides are the documents these professionals need constantly and rarely produce well on their own.

Health, Wellness, and Fitness (8 Reports)

Trainers, nutritionists, therapists, and wellness coaches are scaling their businesses online faster than ever. They need workout programs, meal plans, patient handouts, challenge designs, and class descriptions that look professional enough to charge premium rates. The health and wellness industry spends billions annually, and the practitioners inside it are actively looking for content partners.

Legal, Financial, and Professional Services (7 Reports)

Lawyers, accountants, financial advisors, and consultants charge hundreds per hour for their expertise but struggle to produce the written materials their practices need. Intake forms, educational content, tax checklists, grant applications, and policy documents command premium rates because accuracy matters and the clients have real budgets to spend.

Education and Coaching (7 Reports)

The online education market is booming and every course creator, tutor, trainer, and coach needs supporting materials they don't have time to build. Lesson plans, study guides, course workbooks, branded quizzes, and coaching homework are the deliverables that separate amateur programs from professional ones. You build the materials. They build their business on top of them.

HR, Recruiting, and Operations (6 Reports)

Every growing company hires, trains, and manages employees. And every one of those activities generates documents that someone has to write. Job descriptions, onboarding packets, training manuals, SOPs, and performance reviews are the operational backbone that companies need but never get around to creating. You step in and give them the systems they should have built years ago.

Trades, Home Services, and Skilled Labor (5 Reports)

Plumbers, electricians, contractors, and cleaning companies are expert at their trade but amateur at their paperwork. Professional estimates, follow-up systems, maintenance guides, safety checklists, and service menus are the documents that make a one-person operation look like an established company. These business owners spend money on tools every day. Your documents are just another tool that makes them more money.

Weddings, Events, and Hospitality (4 Reports)

Wedding planners coordinate 15 vendors who've never worked together. Event producers manage minute-by-minute schedules for hundreds of guests. Airbnb hosts compete for five-star reviews against thousands of other listings. Timelines, vendor briefs, run-of-show documents, and guest guides are the written materials that make these high-stakes experiences run smoothly and look effortless.

Pets and Animals (3 Reports)

Americans spend over $150 billion a year on their pets, and the professional pet care industry is growing faster than almost any service category. Pet sitters, dog trainers, and veterinary practices all need client packets, training programs, and preparation documents that build trust with pet parents who treat their animals like family. This market is passionate, loyal, and willing to pay.

The full list of individual report titles is included in the download file, but here's a small sampling of what's inside:

Report #4 - Planner Pages on Demand — AI-Designed Planning Sheets for Every Audience - 3 pages, 1,233 words
Report #10 - The Mini-Guide Machine — Short, Focused PDF Guides Priced to Impulse-Buy - 3 pages, 1,270 words
Report #13 - Coloring Book Creator — AI-Designed Pages Packaged and Sold on Marketplaces - 3 pages, 1,328 words
Report #22 - The YouTube Script Sidekick — Writing Video Scripts for Creators Who Ramble - 3 pages, 1,229 words
Report #25 - Website Copy Refresher — Updating Stale About Pages, Service Pages, and Homepages - 3 pages, 1,213 words
Report #36 - Welcome Sequence Architect — 5-Email Onboarding Series for Any Business - 3 pages, 1,239 words
Report #40 - Weekly Newsletter Engine — Recurring Email Content Without the Weekly Panic - 3 pages, 1,209 words
Report #46 - Google Business Profile Writer — Posts and Updates That Keep Local Shops Visible - 3 pages, 1,229 words
Report #58 - Property Management SOPs — Standard Procedures for Maintenance, Inspections, and Turnover - 3 pages, 1,197 words
Report #61 - Personal Trainer Program Builder — Custom Workout Plans Generated with AI Assistance - 3 pages, 1,191 words
Report #76 - Lesson Plan Generator — Structured Teaching Plans for Tutors and Trainers - 3 pages, 1,194 words
Report #90 - Customer Follow-Up Systems — Post-Job Emails and Review Requests for Service Pros - 3 pages, 1,236 words
Report #97 - Hotel and Airbnb Guest Guides — Welcome Packets and Local Recommendation Books - 3 pages, 1,239 words
...and much more!

** This PLR comes in both Word and TXT formats      

Grab the PLR dimesale package here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/100-ai-side-hustles-no-following-needed-ai-plr-dimesale

A Lesson for Those Implementing the Prompt Marketplace Idea

I heard great feedback about the last launch teaching the opening of a prompt marketplace. Many of y’all sent me excited notes about your unique plans (and I love it), and some had some questions about the best way to get going fast with prompts, etc. 

As a PLR seller who has been doing this 20+ years, you WANT your content to be unique to you. Yes, you’ll find resell prompts on Etsy and some in PLR bundles that you might want to extract and use but I can tell you it’s not the best way to go. 

Here’s why…

For your own storefront, you want to be the source of fresh prompts. When someone comes to your store and buys a list of marketing prompts, for example, then realizes they already own it from someone else (because they’re buyers – they search for it), it means they won’t be repeat buyers from your store. 

If you truly want to profit from your launch and have something that builds a reputation as a solid prompt place, have AI create them from scratch. It’s super easy and I’ll even share an example that I know is VERY popular on Etsy right now – therapy prompts.

Use those marketplaces (or even resell/PLR launches you see) as a seed of an idea. For example, in Etsy there are AI Prompts for Therapy notes, specific AI prompts for session scripts like for trauma therapy, the creation of flashcards they can use with their clients, etc. 

You can prompt AI something like this to get a 100% original list: 

Act as a product creator specializing in high-converting AI prompts for niche marketplaces. I want to create a completely original set of prompts inspired by this general idea: [insert broad idea, e.g. therapy notes, trauma session scripts, client flashcards].

Do NOT copy, reword, or recreate existing prompts. Instead, generate fresh, unique prompts based on different angles, use cases, outcomes, and sub-niches within this space.

Give me 25–50 prompts that:

• Each serve a clear, specific purpose 
• Target different situations, client types, or goals 
• Feel practical and immediately usable 
• Vary in format (scripts, templates, frameworks, guided exercises, etc.) 

For each prompt:

• Write the full prompt in a clean, ready-to-use format 
• Make it detailed enough to produce high-quality output from AI 
• Avoid generic phrasing and make each one feel distinct 

Also include 5 unique “angles” or categories I could expand into additional prompt packs based on what you generate.

Keep everything original, specific, and tailored for someone who would actually pay for these prompts.”

NOW you have something you can release as your OWN that isn’t a watered down version (or even an exact replica) of someone else’s content.

I see this a lot when someone asks me about launching a PLR store and they immediately want to know if they can use resell PLR. You can but you shouldn’t – not if you want to build a profitable brand, so why bother?

Plus, if it’s PLR, you can’t sell editable material, and for a prompt marketplace, most people are going to want editable files, like you get on Etsy. That’s against most PLR licenses, including mine where it's personal use only (meaning like a PDF file). 

Tiff ;)