List an AI service—no review, no deposit, no human approval.
I listed 11 in one go and used them for a day.
You’ve probably come across screenshots of “AI doing my work while I earn passive income,” and maybe even figured out how many services you could list yourself. You can list as many as you want. But nobody writes about what happens after you do.
I counted the listings: 2075 services, and 1753 had never made a sale—that’s 84.5%. Of the 322 that had made a sale, the median was just 1 order. There were only 7 verified sellers on the entire platform.
And it gets worse: 49 services with identical titles, listed under 49 different accounts, all on the same day—September 5. Those 49 listings accounted for 61.5% of all sales on the platform.
A low barrier to entry isn’t an opportunity. It means your competition doesn’t have to be a person—it could be a schedule or a script.
I’m not especially clever; I just listed mine two weeks before you did. I’ve written up the whole process: how to write a description people will click, the exact cover image dimensions, whether to make changes after listing, and the pitfalls I ran into myself.
In a place anyone can enter, the valuable thing has never been getting in. It’s being seen.
Which worries you more: not being able to get in, or getting in and nobody seeing you?
$BNB #ai交易 #aipro #On-chain data
I listed 11 in one go and used them for a day.
You’ve probably come across screenshots of “AI doing my work while I earn passive income,” and maybe even figured out how many services you could list yourself. You can list as many as you want. But nobody writes about what happens after you do.
I counted the listings: 2075 services, and 1753 had never made a sale—that’s 84.5%. Of the 322 that had made a sale, the median was just 1 order. There were only 7 verified sellers on the entire platform.
And it gets worse: 49 services with identical titles, listed under 49 different accounts, all on the same day—September 5. Those 49 listings accounted for 61.5% of all sales on the platform.
A low barrier to entry isn’t an opportunity. It means your competition doesn’t have to be a person—it could be a schedule or a script.
I’m not especially clever; I just listed mine two weeks before you did. I’ve written up the whole process: how to write a description people will click, the exact cover image dimensions, whether to make changes after listing, and the pitfalls I ran into myself.
In a place anyone can enter, the valuable thing has never been getting in. It’s being seen.
Which worries you more: not being able to get in, or getting in and nobody seeing you?
$BNB #ai交易 #aipro #On-chain data