Ever sit there wondering what niche to go into?

You want something that makes money, but not something that’s already overrun with gurus and hype.

That’s where most people get stuck — right at the start.

Here’s one of the prompts from Andy and Dan’s Easy AI Prompts pack, and it’s a good one:

> You are a professional online business consultant with deep experience in market research.

I want to start a digital business but I’m not sure which niche to choose.

Please generate a list of 15 profitable niches that are beginner-friendly and require little upfront investment. For each niche:

Provide a short description of the niche.

Explain why it has consistent buyer demand.

Suggest at least two types of digital products or services that sell well in that space.

Highlight whether the niche is evergreen or trend-based.

My main criteria are: low barrier to entry, high monetization potential, and alignment with online marketing platforms like WarriorPlus or JVZoo.

Now that’s a proper prompt.

It tells ChatGPT exactly what role to take, what to produce, and what details to include.

No vague “give me some business ideas” rubbish.

This kind of structured prompt saves you hours of research and gives you a clear direction to build from.

It’s like having a marketing consultant on call, but for a few quid.

And that’s just one of 537 prompts inside the pack.

They cover everything from finding your niche to creating products, writing emails, planning funnels, running ads, and scaling your business.

Or, if you grab the PLR version, you can rebrand the whole thing as your own product and start selling it straight away.

Here’s where to grab it:

I’ve been using a few of the prompts myself, and honestly, it’s like unlocking a faster, smarter version of ChatGPT.

Catch you soon,

Tom Clark

The lemonade stand that made $200,000

Finally… AI that makes sense