šŸš€ AI Agentsā€”Your Digital Asset Edge

I'm launching a new product on a new platform, review an Empire Flippers listing plus the latest news

Together with Whop

In this issue...

šŸ“ Pateyā€™s Update

Today, Iā€™m launching a product about the opportunities AI agents bring to digital assets, both in business and crypto.

Itā€™s been almost two years since I launched my last product on newsletter businesses, on the Gumroad platform, which proved popular. I sold the product attached to a newsletter about newsletters to Fred Kauber almost a year ago now, and became product-less again.

I donā€™t create products just for the sake of it, which is why I really respected the Authority Hacker teamā€™s decision to stop selling their products on building niche sites once the game had moved on.

But one topic captured my obsessive personality a few months ago and hasnā€™t let go since.

AI agents are set to be incredibly disruptive, both in business and on the blockchain. To stay ahead, you need to leverage these toolsā€”otherwise, you risk being left behind with all the other humans.

For example, nearly every aspect of marketing can already be automated with AI tools. The next step is creating autonomous agents that can collaborate with other agents to complete tasks. Your marketing team no longer needs health insurance. This is why Iā€™ve been focusing so heavily on my Fractional CMO serviceā€”most small businesses and startups no longer need a full-time marketing director.

In AI Agents: Digital Asset Pros (the best name my chosen LLM and I devised within a 30-character limit), I lay out the case for AI agents, explaining how they boost profits and why theyā€™re set to become your digital employees. I cover various use cases and highlight the AI agents available in different business categories, such as SEO, content creation, sales, and ecommerce.

I also explore the opportunities AI agents present in the crypto space, particularly on Solana, which is where my focus lies.

The product is on Whop - a new platform for me. Unlike Skool, Whop allows you to set one-time pricing instead of recurring payments. It also lets customers pay in crypto through a Coinbase Commerce integration. I priced it at $97, hereā€™s the good looking Whop meta image:

The product includes lifetime membership to my Patey Club Discord community - now the only way to join since I closed my private Skool community. The core offering is a constantly updated Notion site, which currently looks like this:

Iā€™ll likely be raising the price from $97 to $147 (and possibly higher) over time, just like I did with my previous newsletter product. As the value of the product continues to grow, increasing the price will allow me to run paid ads effectively and offer better incentives for affiliates to promote it.

Hereā€™s the naked URL to the product https://whop.com/patey/

Now to this weekā€™s newsā€¦

šŸ“° Top 5 Stories

šŸ›’ Content site deals on Flippa down 25%, ecommerce up 15% - Link

āœ… OpenAI rolls out GPT tasks so ChatGPT can remind you to use it - Link

šŸ’¼ Franklin Templeton Digital Assets just published its first report on AI Agents - Link

šŸŖ Solana DEX aggregator Jupiterā€™s airdrop checker live (my allo underwhelming)- Link

šŸ·ļø Three things for domain investors to do in January - Link

šŸ“Š Top 10 Listings

Flippa was supposed to send me more deals to review this week, but it looks like thatā€™s been pushed to next week. In the meantime, a friend asked me to objectively review an ecom deal listed on Empire Flippers, which happens to be owned by one of his friendsā€”so thatā€™s exactly what I did:

šŸ›’ Ecommerce: This is a print dropship business on Shopify so I instantly like it seeing as I built and sold one of those back in the day. The EF listing states the biz was launched in 2020, sells personalized artwork and gifts and uses two suppliers in China. This too is interesting to me as Iā€™ve been ordering similar print supplies from Aliexpress recently to test a potential new venture. Traffic is stated to come from Facebook and Google Adsā€”but looking it up in Ahrefs it has some decent search traffic. Itā€™s ranking for over 2K keywords and bringing in close to 3K traffic, although 70% is to one page that ranks at position #4 for a 8000/m volume keyword. The business is averaging $5,500/m in profit and has a listing price of $159K (28x monthly profit). I really miss owning this kind of business - Listing URL

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VaultCraft launches V2, Skyrockets to $100M+ TVL

VaultCraft debuts new Safe-secured platform, wins $100M+ Bitcoin commitment

  • Leading crypto platform Matrixport chooses VaultCraft for $100M Bitcoin

  • Launching 7 new yield vaults on OKX Web3 with $250K+ in rewards

As we learned in business school, the Rule of Seven states that a prospect needs to interact with a brand at least seven times before theyā€™re likely to take action or make a purchase. In reality it could be as many as 23 times as Neil Patel statesā€¦

Thatā€™s it for this week, until next time, catch me in the Discord by buying the product :)

Cheers!

Richard (@richardpatey)

Disclaimer: Nothing in this email is financial advice and I am not a professional investment adviser. I send weekly updates on digital asset news and what I'm doing personally - consider it informational and for entertainment purposes only. There are native ad sponsorships from the beehiiv ad network and ones I source via Passionfroot such as Innovacious in todayā€™s issue. Plus I often add affiliate links to software I use, website marketplace listings such as Flippa, and crypto exchanges and protocols.

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