💡 Content Class: Educate and Earn

Good evening Odd Night family,

Tonight we unveil a hidden digital bounty, specially curated for the content creators primed for success.

Here’s what we got for you today:

💻 How to utilize Capcut and Canva to make your next 6 figures
✉️ A list of 10 newsletters making over $1 million a year
🤖 The full breakdown of the OpenAI developer event

Today’s Drop 💼

🎦Empowering Content Creators

🍿 The Big Picture:

We’re living in a world where almost everyone is becoming a digital content creator — it’s no longer for those who want to become an influencer, creating personal content is now vital for growing your network, attaining customers, or getting your message out there.

With that, the demand for crafting compelling content has never been higher.

It's a revolution, and it's here to stay.

But here's the problem: while creating content is more accessible than ever, there’s a gap between having the tools and knowing how to wield them effectively, stopping many aspiring creators dead in their tracks.

That’s where our spotlight shines with today's side hustle.

A power-packed, intensive program designed to turn technical novices into confident creators.

🛠 The Idea:

You're launching a cohort seminar for those looking to become digital creators but lack technical skill.

Companies like Canva and CapCut have realised that there’s a demand for software that allows people to create content without the technical skills required for After Effects, Photoshop and other jargon-heavy programs.

Over the course of 4 to 6 weeks, you’ll teach your students how to use Canva, CapCut and other simple software effectively through practical, live sessions and have the opportunity to ask questions in weekly Q&A hours.

Your aim is to turn complete beginners into confident creators who can edit and produce their own professional-looking content without needing to outsource.

It's about giving them the skills and the confidence to do it all on their own, for a one-time fee that's an investment in their future projects.

Imagine how much money they will save in comparison to hiring an editor.

🔥 Is the Market Hot?

In a digital ecosystem where everyone yearns to be seen and heard, the ability to sculpt and edit content has shifted from a 'nice-to-have' to an essential necessity.

Platforms like Canva and CapCut have revolutionized design and video editing, making them accessible to the masses. Despite this, a vast audience is actively seeking a mentor to illuminate the path and guide them through the intricacies of these tools.

CapCut's platform is already a hive of activity with over 490 million users, and the creator economy is expected to surge to half-a-trillion dollars by 2027.

The demand for educational services in this sector is not just present – it's escalating rapidly.

🍞 Revenue Potential:

Cohorts could be your cash crop. With 20 pupils per session, each paying $1,000 for a transformative 6-week seminar, you're looking at $20,000 per cohort.

Run eight of these a year, and that's $160,000.

With Ali Abdaal's Part-Time YouTuber Academy as a benchmark, clocking in at an impressive $2 million a year, the blueprint for success is crystal clear.

Missing out on this opportunity is not a regret you want to have.

🎯 Conclusion:

Step up and become the mentor to a new generation of digital storytellers. In the clamor for attention, ensure that your future creators don't just join the conversation—they lead it with content that captivates.

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Odd Notes:

• OpenAI's developer event showcased the GPT-Turbo, a new language model iteration, alongside tools for developers to build and profit from custom ChatGPT bots and a protective measure against copyright claims.

• Shein seeks $90 billion valuation in IPO

• WeWork files for bankruptcy in US and Canada

As this Odd Night ends, remember: every end is just a new beginning. Keep creating and we’ll see you soon with another opportunity for success.

Have a business idea that we could feature? Hit reply and share the 411. If we ride with your plan, you'll see your name in the credits. That a deal?

Disclaimer: This newsletter is educational, not financial advice. Exercise caution and conduct personal research before making investment decisions.