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What It's About
Today's listener wants a bite of the Apple device guide market.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1831
I have a streak I’m particularly proud of. One of them is public—that’s the sequence of episodes of this very show that have come out every single day since we started. The other one is just my own thing: I recently crossed over 1,000 days in a row of getting all the activity points on my Apple Watch every day. It’s been a long saga, complete with two resets when I traveled to Asia and lost the streak through no fault of my own—then a very difficult two days when I was sick from the COVID vaccine (which I’m thankful for, of course). The point there is that the #1 feature of the Apple Watch is that ability to track streaks. Anyway, enough about me—and Apple is not our sponsor! I should send them a bill… Today’s listener wants to make money helping people set up and get the best use out of their new smartwatch. What’s the best way for them to do this?"I'd like to sell a guide with tips and hacks for using your Apple Watch effectively. Apple doesn't include a manual with Watch sales, and even though the setup is fairly intuitive, there's a lot you won't learn unless you spend time Googling and watching videos. That's why I think there's an active market for my guide. How much should I sell it for?"Listen to today's episode to learn more...
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