Pregnant Women + Free PDFs = Doctor's Salary ($30k/mo) — Transcript
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- 0:00Every market you have ever tried to sell
- 0:02to has the same problem. You have to go
- 0:03and find the customers. I am able to
- 0:05make $29,000 in a single month because I
- 0:08run a business model where I do not have
- 0:10to actively look for customers. This
- 0:12makes it 10 times easier for me. Like I
- 0:14said, with other markets you have to go
- 0:15and find the customers. This one is the
- 0:17only exception I have ever found, and I
- 0:19want to explain why before I show you
- 0:21anything, because a pregnant woman is on
- 0:23a clock, 40 weeks. And in those 40 weeks
- 0:25she goes through a completely
- 0:26predictable sequence of things she needs
- 0:28to organize in the same order at roughly
- 0:30the same time as every other woman who
- 0:32has ever been pregnant. Then she
- 0:34finishes, she leaves the market, and
- 0:35about 380,000 babies are born around the
- 0:38world every single day. So the audience
- 0:40does not run out, and it does not get
- 0:42saturated, and it does not get bored of
- 0:43you because it is not the same audience.
- 0:45It is a conveyor belt. Every day a new
- 0:47group of people arrives at week four
- 0:49with the exact same list of things they
- 0:51are panicking about, and the group that
- 0:53arrived 9 months ago has gone, which
- 0:54means you are not chasing trends. You
- 0:56are not guessing what people want next
- 0:58year. You already know what they will
- 0:59need, and you know what week they will
- 1:01need it, and you can have it made and
- 1:02sitting there waiting before they
- 1:04arrive. That is the entire business, and
- 1:06nearly nobody builds it properly because
- 1:08almost everybody who enters this niche
- 1:10makes one specific mistake that I need
- 1:12to deal with right now before anything
- 1:14else. They try to be a doctor, and I
- 1:15want to be completely clear about this
- 1:17because this is the part of the video I
- 1:19actually care about. You are not going
- 1:20to write about symptoms, not what is
- 1:22normal, not what is not normal, not what
- 1:24that pain might be. You are not going to
- 1:26write about diet or medication or
- 1:28supplements or exercise or warning signs
- 1:30or anything a midwife or doctor should
- 1:32be saying. Not because it would get you
- 1:34in trouble, although it would, because
- 1:35the person buying from you is frightened
- 1:37and awake at 2:00 in the morning
- 1:39Googling. And if you put a confident
- 1:40sentence in front of her that is wrong,
- 1:42you could do real damage to a real
- 1:44person and a real baby. There is no
- 1:46amount of money that is worth that. And
- 1:47if that sentence annoys you, this niche
- 1:49is not for you. So here is the rule, and
- 1:51everything in this video sits on top of
- 1:53it. You sell organization, never advice.
- 1:56She has 1,000 things to keep track of,
- 1:58and nobody has given her a system. That
- 2:00gap, not information. She is drowning in
- 2:02information. She has four apps and 17
- 2:04tabs open and her mother-in-law is
- 2:06sending her links. What she does not
- 2:08have is one place to write things down.
- 2:09And the lovely thing about organization
- 2:11is that it is completely safe to sell. A
- 2:13page where she writes down her own
- 2:15questions for her own appointment cannot
- 2:17be wrong because you did not put any
- 2:18claims on it. She fills it in. So let me
- 2:20show you the shape of the whole thing
- 2:22and then build it. Watch my screen. I am
- 2:23going to lay the 40 weeks out as a
- 2:25timeline because this is how I decide
- 2:27what to make. At the very start, before
- 2:29she is told anybody, the problem is that
- 2:31she has a hundred questions and no
- 2:33appointment yet. So the product is a
- 2:34page to write down questions as they
- 2:36occur to her. So she walks into that
- 2:38first appointment with them in her hand
- 2:40instead of forgetting all of them, which
- 2:41is what everybody does. Then the middle
- 2:43part, appointments, scans, dates, who
- 2:45said what. The problem is everything is
- 2:47on bits of paper and in her phone and in
- 2:49her head. So the product is an
- 2:50appointment log and a single place for
- 2:52all the dates. Then the practical stage.
- 2:54There is a baby coming and the house is
- 2:56not ready and there is money to think
- 2:57about. So the products are a nursery
- 2:59planner, a budget sheet, a list of what
- 3:01she actually needs versus what she has
- 3:03been sold, and a registry tracker. Then
- 3:04the end, the hospital bag, which is the
- 3:06single most searched thing in this
- 3:08entire niche, and a page for who to call
- 3:10and in what order. Then after, feeding
- 3:12and sleep logs that she writes in
- 3:13herself, thank you note trackers, and a
- 3:15page for keeping track of what the
- 3:17visitors keep asking. Look at that
- 3:18timeline. Every one of those is a
- 3:20separate small product and the same
- 3:22woman might buy three of them over nine
- 3:24months as she arrives at each stage. And
- 3:26that is how the number works, which I
- 3:27will come back to because it is not one
- 3:29product selling a lot. It is a customer
- 3:31who buys more than once because her
- 3:33needs change while she is still your
- 3:34customer. Now let me actually build one.
- 3:36Watch my screen. First, I want to see
- 3:38what people are actually typing rather
- 3:40than guess. So Pinterest and I start
- 3:42typing in the search bar and let it
- 3:43finish my sentence for me because those
- 3:45suggestions are real searches by real
- 3:47people. Look at that. All of these are
- 3:49organization problems. Nobody is
- 3:51searching for a lecture. Write into
- 3:52Claude and I want to show you this
- 3:54prompt carefully because it has one
- 3:56instruction in it that most people would
- 3:58not think to include. Watch my screen. I
- 4:00want to make a printable page that a
- 4:01pregnant can use to write down her own
- 4:03questions before a midwife or doctor
- 4:06appointment, so she does not forget
- 4:07them. This is an organizing tool, not
- 4:09medical content. Do not include any
- 4:11medical information, symptoms, advice,
- 4:14diet, warning signs, or anything that
- 4:16sounds like guidance from a
- 4:17professional. It should only be
- 4:18structure for her to fill in herself.
- 4:20Before you write anything, ask me six
- 4:22questions about how to make the layout
- 4:24genuinely useful. That middle section is
- 4:26the important bit. I am telling it
- 4:27plainly what not to produce because if
- 4:29you just ask for a pregnancy PDF, you
- 4:31will get helpful medical sounding
- 4:33content and you will put it in front of
- 4:35frightened people, and that is exactly
- 4:36what we are not doing. It asks me
- 4:38questions. I answer them properly. Then
- 4:40I build it in pieces. Watch my screen.
- 4:42Now build the page. Space for the
- 4:43appointment date and who she is seeing.
- 4:45Then room for her questions with space
- 4:47for the answers next to them. Then a
- 4:49small section at the bottom for what to
- 4:50do before the next appointment, which
- 4:52she fills in herself. Then the pass
- 4:54almost nobody runs, and in this niche it
- 4:56matters more than anywhere else. Read
- 4:58this back as somebody who is pregnant
- 5:00for the first time, exhausted and a bit
- 5:02overwhelmed. Tell me anything on this
- 5:04page that would make her feel worse or
- 5:05anything that reads like advice rather
- 5:07than a space to write in. It will flag
- 5:09things. Cut every single one. Then I
- 5:11read the whole thing myself properly
- 5:13before it goes anywhere near a real
- 5:15person. And one more thing that is not
- 5:17optional, a line at the bottom of every
- 5:19file saying plainly that this is an
- 5:21organizing tool, that it is not medical
- 5:23advice, and that anything health related
- 5:25goes to her midwife or doctor, every
- 5:27file, every time. Then the file itself,
- 5:29watch my screen. Google Docs for the
- 5:31body, generous margins because this gets
- 5:33printed and stuck on a fridge. A cover
- 5:35from a free Canva template, words and
- 5:37colors swapped. Export, merge, and name
- 5:40the file what she actually bought. Now
- 5:42the free part and the reason it is in
- 5:43the title. Watch my screen. This is the
- 5:45checkout page, and there are two things
- 5:47on it. The first is free, one page. The
- 5:49appointment question sheet costs
- 5:51nothing, and the only thing it asks for
- 5:53is an email address. Underneath it is
- 5:54the paid bundle, the whole timeline, the
- 5:57log, the hospital bag list, the nursery
- 5:59planner, the budget sheet, all of it
- 6:00together. The free page is not a sample
- 6:03and it is not a trick. It is genuinely
- 6:04the most useful single page in the whole
- 6:07set and it is free, and that is
- 6:08deliberate because this is a market that
- 6:10runs entirely on being recommended.
- 6:12Pregnant women talk to each other
- 6:13constantly. If one page is actually
- 6:15helpful, it gets sent to a group chat.
- 6:17That is distribution you cannot buy. And
- 6:19the email address is the thing that
- 6:21makes the whole business work because
- 6:22she is going to need different products
- 6:24in 11 weeks and this is how you are
- 6:26still there when she does. Now I have to
- 6:28say something serious about that email
- 6:30list and this is the part nobody else is
- 6:31going to tell you. Not every pregnancy
- 6:33ends well. If you build an automated
- 6:35sequence that fires off cheerful
- 6:37messages saying congratulations, you are
- 6:3920 weeks. Here is what is coming next.
- 6:41Some of those messages are going to land
- 6:43in the inbox of somebody who has just
- 6:44had the worst week of her life. So keep
- 6:46it plain. No countdowns, no automatic
- 6:48milestone messages, no congratulations,
- 6:51just useful things with a visible way to
- 6:53leave at the top, not buried at the
- 6:55bottom. One line saying if you would
- 6:56rather not receive these, click here and
- 6:59you will not hear from me again. It
- 7:00costs you almost nothing and it is
- 7:02simply the right way to treat people who
- 7:04have trusted you with this. Now the
- 7:05number in the title, and I am going to
- 7:07break it apart so you can see it is
- 7:08maths and not magic. 29,000 a month is
- 7:11not one product going viral. It comes
- 7:13from three things multiplied together.
- 7:15How many people find the free page? How
- 7:17many of those buy something? And how
- 7:19many buy a second thing later, which is
- 7:21the part unique to this niche? So
- 7:23roughly a few thousand people download
- 7:25the free page in a month. Several
- 7:27hundred of them buy a paid bundle. And
- 7:28because her needs change as the weeks go
- 7:30on, a good share of those come back and
- 7:32buy another product later. A few hundred
- 7:34buyers buying a bit more than one thing
- 7:36each at a price in the 20s to low 30s
- 7:39gets you to that figure. That is it. No
- 7:40viral moment anywhere in that sentence.
- 7:43And I want to be straight with you
- 7:44because you should run your own numbers
- 7:45rather than mine. Put your real download
- 7:47count, your real conversion, and your
- 7:49real average order value into that and
- 7:51see what it gives you. If you have never
- 7:53sold anything, the honest first target
- 7:55is not 29,000. It is your first 10
- 7:58sales. Traffic quickly because the lazy
- 8:00rule applies here as much as anywhere.
- 8:02Search, not posting. This niche is
- 8:04overwhelmingly a search niche because
- 8:06every single customer is actively
- 8:07looking for answers at a specific
- 8:09moment, which is the best possible
- 8:11condition for being found. So, Pinterest
- 8:13and marketplace search with titles
- 8:15written the way a real person types,
- 8:17pregnancy appointment questions
- 8:18printable, not maternal wellness
- 8:20documentation framework. And the thing
- 8:22that makes this niche different from
- 8:23every other one because the customer
- 8:25arrives at a known week with a known
- 8:27problem, you can make a pin for every
- 8:29single week. 40 weeks times a handful of
- 8:31layouts and every one of those is
- 8:33permanently pointed at the exact person
- 8:35arriving at that exact week forever. Now
- 8:37the honest parts, and there are four.
- 8:39The first one is the one I started with,
- 8:41so I will say it once more and then
- 8:43stop. Organization, never advice. The
- 8:45moment you write a sentence that sounds
- 8:47like a professional, you have made
- 8:48something dangerous. Hold that line even
- 8:50when you see competitors crossing it
- 8:52because some of them will. Second, trust
- 8:54is everything here and it is fragile. A
- 8:56thin, padded, obviously AI written file
- 9:00does more damage in this niche than in
- 9:02any other because the person who bought
- 9:03it is already anxious and already feels
- 9:06let down by things that promise to help.
- 9:07Read everything you publish all the way
- 9:10through. Third, it is slow at the start
- 9:12like everything else. The first weeks
- 9:13look like nothing. Search takes months
- 9:15to understand what you are and the whole
- 9:17timeline approach only starts paying
- 9:19when there are several products on the
- 9:21shelf. And fourth, if you have never
- 9:22been pregnant, you can still build
- 9:24organizational tools, but do not write
- 9:26in a voice pretending to have been. Be a
- 9:28person who made a useful system, not a
- 9:30person claiming an experience you have
- 9:32not had. People can tell and in this
- 9:34niche they will say so in public. So
- 9:36here is your week. Pick the single most
- 9:38useful organizing page you can think of
- 9:40and I would start with the appointment
- 9:41question sheet because that is the one
- 9:43that gets shared. Build it in Claude
- 9:45with that no medical content instruction
- 9:47in the prompt. Make it ask you questions
- 9:49first, then run the exhausted first time
- 9:51mum read back and cut what it flags and
- 9:54put the disclaimer line at the bottom.
- 9:55Make it free in exchange for an email
- 9:57and put one paid bundle underneath it on
- 9:59the same page. Then write the timeline
- 10:01out on paper, all 40 weeks, and mark the
- 10:04five stages where the needs change. That
- 10:06is your product list for the next few
- 10:07months and you will never have to wonder
- 10:09what to make again. Then five pin
- 10:11layouts and point the first ones at the
- 10:13earliest weeks because that is where
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