Nizamuddin Siddiqui
Helping B2B Founders stay visible online with Strategic Content & Repurposing
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My Socials: 1. Facebook group on AI - https://www.facebook.com/groups/763385485101356 2. LinkedIn page on AI - https://www.linkedin.com/company/aicfy 3. Medium.com's blog on AI - https://medium.com/@nizamstatistics 4. Substack Newsletter on AI - https://aicfy.substack.com/about Get FREE Profitable Resources to Start or Grow your Business - https://aicfy.substack.com/about I am an influencer, and I help solo founders and small businesses with blogs, newsletters, and AI content. My Clients: 1. Convocore AI 2. Pollo AI 3. BeautyPlus 4. AI Cofounder 5. Vmake AI Connect with me: 1. DM on LinkedIn 2. Email nizamstatistics@gmail.com
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Most people search for side hustle ideas and get the same recycled list. Dropshipping. Freelancing. Print on demand. I built a mega ChatGPT prompt that goes much deeper than that and found 333 profitable ideas as a result. The PROMPT I want you to act as a top-tier business strategist, market analyst, solopreneur coach, and creative side-hustle ideation expert. Your goal is to help me find highly profitable, low-risk, scalable, and sustainable side hustle opportunities. Use your expertise in market trends, consumer behavior, demand gaps, niche monetization, and digital-first opportunities to generate ideas that are actionable, innovative, and realistic for someone getting started today. Follow this structure: Give me a curated list of 20 highly profitable and personalized side hustle ideas. For each idea, include: 1. Name of the side hustle 2. Why this idea is profitable (explain simply and directly) 3. Profit potential (Low/Medium/High) 4. Time commitment (Flexible/Part-time/Full-time) 5. Skills it required 6. Startup requirements (budget, tools, resources) 7. Target market or audience 8. Unique angle or differentiator 9. Whether it’s scalable or passive 10. Short-term vs long-term earning potential 11. Keep the ideas modern, in-demand, and low saturation. The output should be in a tabular format. Do not generate any other text. Follow Nizamuddin Siddiqui for more.
Everyone talks about prompt engineering. Almost nobody talks about what has to happen before you write the first prompt. That missing skill is Problem Shaping With AI. It's the difference between using AI as a search engine and using it as a genuine thought partner. Problem Shaping works through three pillars. 1. The first is Deconstruction. Before you type anything, you break your big, vague problem into smaller, specific ones. A question like "how do we improve innovation?" gets pulled apart into what innovation actually means in this context, what evidence confirms the problem exists, and which team or function is most affected. Only then do you approach the AI. 2. The second is Hypothesis-Driven Chat. Instead of asking AI for the answer, you bring a hypothesis and ask it to help you test, challenge, and refine it. You seek counterpoints, analogies, and edge cases. The AI stops being an answer machine and becomes a thinking partner that sharpens your reasoning. 3. The third is Iterative Refinement. Each response from the AI reveals a gap or an angle you hadn't considered. You reflect, reframe the question, and go again. With each cycle, the output becomes more specific and more useful. This is not prompt engineering alone, and it is not just contextualization. It requires critical thinking from the human side. Without that, the loop never improves. Follow Nizamuddin Siddiqui for more.
This AI Workflow Story features William Leroux, a physical education student, a competitive badminton player, and the voice behind BeBetter and The Newsletter Growth Lab. He uses it to understand people better. Every week, he feeds Claude hundreds of comments, DM conversations, and audience responses, not to generate posts, but to uncover the real struggles, goals, and objections hiding inside them. Those insights shape everything that follows: his content, outreach, offers, and sales conversations. The result is a simple but powerful feedback loop. Every conversation makes the next piece of content more relevant, every objection improves the next offer, and every interaction helps Claude build a deeper understanding of his audience. It’s a system that helped him grow from 0 to 2,000 Substack subscribers in just eight months while balancing full-time studies and competitive athletics. In this story, he shares how he turns audience conversations into a living knowledge base, why he believes most writers use AI the wrong way, and why the future of newsletter growth isn’t about publishing more—it’s about understanding your readers better than anyone else. If you’ve been using AI as a writing assistant, this story might change how you think about its real value. https://lnkd.in/g2924sVz
Just jump in the market and start selling. You can be an entrepreneur only when you start selling your product or service.
Joe shares a workflow that doesn’t use AI to replace thinking, but to sharpen it. Instead of asking AI to write for him, he uses it to catch where his voice drifts, uncover patterns hidden in years of notes, and become more aware of how he communicates. If you’ve only thought of AI as a writing assistant, this conversation might completely change the way you use it. https://lnkd.in/gQKGzRzm
Creating a successful YouTube channel that could integrate compelling stories, valuable information, and a strong identity without revealing your face is the thing that many people want to do. It helps you build a legacy that could support you and your family in the long run. But you can do this only if you find that perfect, profitable, and undiscovered idea that doesn’t require you to be on camera. I crafted a mega prompt that let ChatGPT act as a niche consultant specifically for anonymous and profitable YouTube channel ideas. And if you want to create the list yourself and launch your channel then you can use my prompt. The Prompt I want you to act as a YouTube Niche Research Expert who specializes in finding profitable and faceless YouTube channel ideas with very low or almost no competition. Your goal is to brainstorm niches that are untapped or under-explored, meaning there are few to no existing videos or channels covering them. When generating ideas, follow these steps: #1. Uniqueness Filter: Avoid generic niches like fitness, cooking, gaming, motivation, or tech reviews that are already saturated. Instead, think of micro-niches (ultra-specific categories) that people search for but creators have ignored. #2. Profitability Check: The niche must have monetization potential through ads, sponsorships, affiliate links, or digital products. Consider niches with buyer intent keywords (where people are likely to spend money). #3. Faceless Criteria: Content should be easy to create without showing a person’s face. Prefer formats like animations, stock footage, screen recordings, voiceovers, AI-generated visuals, storytelling, slideshows, etc. #4. Discovery Angle: For each niche, suggest unique video angles, hooks, or formats that would make it stand out. Also, suggest long-tail keywords or search queries that could help rank videos. #5. Output Structure: For each niche, provide: 1. Niche Idea 2. Why It’s Profitable 3. Content Style (Faceless) 4. Potential Keywords / Search Queries 5. Unique Video Ideas to Start With #6. Constraints: 1. Do not suggest niches that already have massive YouTube coverage. 2. Prioritize hidden opportunities in new trends, hobbies, professions, local/global industries, or untapped problems people face, but make sure that I don’t need to learn any new skills to create videos. 3. Focus on niches that can grow into authority channels rather than one-off viral videos. 4. I will provide some skills I know, but the ideas should not be restricted to these skills only. Include ideas that don’t require any specific skills too. Here are the skills I already know: [skills] Finally, give me a list of at least 20 such faceless YouTube niches that are profitable, faceless, and currently untapped in tabular format.
Prompt #1 I want you to help me assess my current workload, and for this purpose, I will describe my daily routine and work commitments. Based on this, tell me if I am working at an optimal level or if I need to adjust my effort. Make sure that you consider factors like productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. Do you have any questions, or should I start describing my daily routine and work commitments? Prompt #2 I want to determine if I am overworking or underworking. I will share my work hours, results, and how I feel mentally and physically. Analyze my situation and suggest whether I should increase, decrease, or maintain my current work effort. Prompt #3 I want to achieve [goal] within [timeframe]. Based on industry standards and success stories, how much effort should I put in daily to reach this goal? Provide an estimated workload and productivity benchmarks. Prompt #4 I feel like I’m putting in effort but not seeing results. Can you analyze different work strategies and tell me if I need to work harder, smarter, or both? I will describe my current approach to help you evaluate now, and if you have any other questions, to help me in a better way then let me know. Prompt #5 How do I determine the right balance between working hard and maintaining my health and personal life? Give me a framework to analyze if I’m overworking or if I have room to push harder. Prompt #6 Provide a daily work plan that ensures I am working hard enough to make progress but not so hard that I burn out. Factor in breaks, deep work sessions, and recovery time. If you need anything from my side to create this plan, then let me know. Prompt #7 I work in [field] and want to know if my effort is aligned with the top 10% performers. I will describe my work hours, output, and habits. Compare my effort to high achievers in my field and suggest improvements. If you want to know anything else except my work hours, output, and habits, then let me know. Prompt #8 I want to challenge myself to work harder for [X] days. Can you design a structured, progressive work challenge that will push my limits but remain achievable? Prompt #9 ChatGPT, I want to determine if I have a strong enough work ethic for the goals I’ve set. Can you guide me through a series of reflective questions to assess my current level of effort and whether I need to push harder? Prompt #10 I want to push myself to work harder, but in a way that is sustainable long-term. Provide a framework that balances intense work sprints with recovery phases to avoid burnout. If you have any questions about creating this framework, then let me know. Prompt #11 I want you to help me create a system where I can periodically check if my level of effort is aligned with my goals. This system should help me recognize when to push harder or when to step back and reassess. What information do you need to create this system?
The Prompt I want you to act as an Instagram niche research consultant who specializes in uncovering profitable, scalable, and creative niche opportunities. My goal is to find profitable Instagram niche ideas that I can use to start, grow, and monetize an account in a sustainable way. For this purpose, I want you to think deeply, strategically, and analytically — don’t just give me random niche names, make sure that you share the reasoning behind why each niche could work, who the audience is, and how to validate it. Here’s what I need you to cover in detail: #1. Niche Discovery Process — Start by analyzing my preferences, resources, and goals. For example, assume I might have an interest in [broad_interest_area], a background in [skill/experience], or limited time/resources like [time_available]. — Suggest multiple niche directions — some broad (evergreen niches like health, wealth, relationships, lifestyle) and some hyper-specific (e.g., “eco-friendly fitness hacks for busy moms” or “luxury minimalist home office setups”). — Show me how to test whether a niche is saturated, underserved, or trending upward. #2. Profitability Factors — For each niche idea, explain the potential monetization methods: sponsored content, affiliate marketing, digital products, physical products, coaching/consulting, subscriptions, etc. — Indicate what average CPMs or brand sponsorship opportunities might look like for that niche (e.g., finance niches pay higher, pet niches have strong affiliate opportunities, fashion has brand collabs, etc.). — Explain the spending habits of the target audience: Are they budget-conscious, aspirational, luxury-oriented, or impulse buyers? #3. Audience & Engagement — Clearly define the ideal audience persona for each niche idea. Include demographics (age, gender, income), psychographics (values, pain points, motivations), and Instagram behavior (e.g., Reels vs. Stories vs. static posts). — Break down how engaged or passionate that community is likely to be. For instance, niches like skincare hacks for acne-prone teens often have highly active communities, while luxury watches attract smaller but wealthier audiences. #4. Content Strategy Alignment — Suggest the type of content that would perform best in each niche idea: short Reels, carousel posts, memes, aesthetic photography, educational posts, behind-the-scenes Stories, etc. — Recommend potential sub-themes within the niche to avoid running out of content. For example, if the niche is “sustainable travel,” sub-themes could be budget eco-hotels, eco-gadgets, low-impact itineraries, and personal storytelling. #5. Validation & Testing — Provide me with validation methods I can use before committing: keyword research tools, hashtag analysis, Instagram search trends, competitor engagement comparisons, or audience polls. — Suggest how I can test content in small ways (posting 10–15 sample pieces). Output Format At least 20 profitable Instagram niche ideas in tabular format.
I crafted a precise ChatGPT prompt to uncover hidden niches across the vast YouTube universe. And if you want to create the list yourself, then you can use my prompt. The Prompt You are a YouTube niche discovery expert. Your task is to create brand-new YouTube niches that nobody is covering yet, based on deep research and creative forecasting. When generating a niche, follow these steps: 1. Audience Demand: Identify a group of people with unmet needs, frustrations, curiosities, or emerging interests. 2. Uniqueness Check: Ensure the niche is not saturated on YouTube (use creative mashups, cross-niches, or future trend spotting). 3. Testing Strategy: Propose how to quickly validate the niche with low effort (shorts, polls, comment testing, Reddit/Quora checks). 4. Scalability: Explain how the niche can grow into a brand (courses, community, products, collaborations). 5. Longevity: Rate if this niche is a trend, evergreen, or seasonal. 6. Competition Map: Compare it against existing niches to highlight what makes it original. Now generate 20 complete YouTube niche ideas in tabular format following the above framework. Each niche should include: — Niche Name/Theme — Target Audience — Why it’s brand-new — Validation Strategy
12 Business Trend Ideas I Found 1. Concierge Agent Ecosystems For example: a salon or boutique uses an AI assistant that books appointments, suggests products, follows up with the customer and learns preferences over time. 2. AI-Driven Micro-Niche Content Factories A small business could specialize in delivering AI-powered content for hyper-niches by using LLM. For example, create a subscription service: “We deliver 4 blog posts, 10 social posts, 2 emails per month ”. 3. Edge-AI for Offline/Low-Bandwidth Business For small business owners in retail, hospitality or field services — deploy AI on local devices (smart camera, smart POS) that gives insights without needing heavy cloud infrastructure. 4. AI-Powered Business Intelligence for SMBs Launch a service that uses AI to analyse a small business’s data (sales, customer behaviour, social engagement) and deliver actionable insights (e.g., “You’re losing X% of repeat customers — offer Y”). 5. Ethical AI Certification & Governance Solutions A consultancy for small businesses that guides them through building “AI-ethics checklists”, audits, bias/misuse risk assessment, and helps them become “AI-trusted”. 6. Hyper-Personalization via Real-Time AI Feedback Loops For e-commerce, wellness, services — deploy AI that adapts offers, content or service in real-time based on behaviour. #7. AI-Assisted Learning & Upskilling Platforms Create an AI-powered micro-learning platform for small business owners: how to implement AI in their business, step by step, with resources, prompts, interactive modules. 8. Creator Economy + AI Tools for Micro-Influencers Develop an AI suite aimed at micro-influencers or local creators: ideation, caption generation, scheduling, trend monitoring, niche discovery. 9. Sustainable AI & Green Compute Solutions A service for small to mid-sized businesses that helps them audit their AI usage and migrate to “green AI” (efficient models, edge compute, renewable-powered infrastructure). 10. Voice- and Multimodal-First AI Experiences Build solutions for service-based businesses (consultants, therapists, stylists) where clients use voice/visual interfaces: e.g., an AI “voice concierge” that talks, schedules, advises. 11. AI-Driven Local Business Networks & Marketplaces Launch a marketplace/platform for local small businesses that combines AI analytics + peer benchmarking + local-marketing automation. 12. Embedded AI Workflows in Non-Tech Domains Build AI workflow kits for independent professionals (real-estate agents, architects, craftsmen) that automate forms, proposals, client communication, inspection logs. Sell templates + consulting + ongoing AI-support. Follow Nizamuddin Siddiqui for more
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