Blog
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AI Career Pivot Newsletter: The Case for Sober Guidance
An AI career pivot newsletter for professionals watching automation absorb their work — realistic reskilling paths and honest salary math, minus the hype.
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Content Repurposing SaaS: Crowded Market, One Real Opening
The content repurposing space is packed, but an audience-aware tool built deeply for one creator type, like podcasters, still has a real wedge.
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Skilled Trades Pay Newsletter: Publishing the Money Data
A skilled trades pay newsletter — real wage data by metro, union status, and specialty for electricians, plumbers, welders, and HVAC techs — is wide open.
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ADHD Apps for Working Adults: When Two Research Pipelines Point at the Same Thing
An ADHD app built for working adults showed up independently in both of my research pipelines, and the feature gaps it exposes are specific enough to build against.
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Legal Information Sites: High CPMs, High Trust Bar, and Why Thin AI Content Dies Here
A legal-information site focused on one life event can earn premium display rates and attorney referral fees, but only if you clear a trust bar most site builders won’t bother with.
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Nonprofit Executive Director Newsletter: The Tiny-Org Gap
Why a paid newsletter for nonprofit executive directors at sub-$1M orgs is one of the strongest B2B niches I track — plus honest pricing and revenue math.
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The Focus Economy: Building for Adults Who Want Their Attention Back
Two separate product signals, an adult screen-time app and a Mac menu-bar focus timer, point at the same demand wave: working adults paying to fight their own phones.
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The AI Receptionist Business: Answer One Industry’s Phones and Charge Monthly For It
Home-service businesses lose jobs every time a call goes to voicemail — sell them an AI phone agent tuned for their exact trade as a monthly service, not software.
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Adult Caregiver Finance Newsletter: A Deep Dive
Why an adult caregiver finance newsletter works: 53 million people managing aging parents’ money, POA, and Medicaid timing with almost no real guidance.
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The Small-Landlord Finance Stack: Software for Four Doors and a Spreadsheet
Self-managing landlords with a handful of units are stuck between Mint and QuickBooks, and a Schedule-E-native finance tracker is the product that fills the gap.