Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast

"So I'm going to copy this prompt, take it over to Claude or ChatGPT Grok, whatever you use."

"So who do I text? Well, I went to outscraper.com. I typed in tree trimming businesses in Dallas, Texas. It gave me this info."

"Then you can use any number of services for ringless voicemail drops. I use Slick Broadcast, not an ad."

"So I went to Google Trends and here's what I saw. This is the amount of people searching for the phrase porch pirate over the last 22 years."

"Amazon. Obviously, people are going to Amazon to buy these."

"Facebook Marketplace. The good old trusty standby where you can have something listed within five minutes and you can have inquiries within 10 or 15."

"And number three, on your own website built on something like Shopify and pushed with Google and Facebook and Instagram ads."

"It's not just showing you anything based on your search results, much like Amazon's algorithm shows you what you're most likely to buy as well."

"When I click AliExpress, I really don't like these as much. These look like, I don't know, trinkets."

"I host it on Beehive. I love Beehive. I talk about them a lot."

"I'm going to paste it into Google Sheets because I prefer working with Google Sheets than Excel."

"I'm going to have a Stripe link to pay, and I will have revenue by the end of this video."

"I kind of hate GoDaddy. So, don't use GoDaddy. This is not an ad for Namecheap, but it's who I use."

"I had Kamal, my business partner, create this school community because it's just a lot cleaner. It's a lot easier to justify $97 purchase if it's in a nice clean interface like School."

"I had ChatGPT generate the description and we're good."

"I sent a Loom video of me doing that to everyone that's purchased so they can see their money is going to a good place."

"I had it watching my TikTok because my original plan is kind of a side hustle was going to be to do TikTok shop. So I just posted a video on TikTok and it blew up almost immediately and got over a million views."

"So he's starting on Fiverr. He says he's going to do research. Ron came up with a proposal to do SWOT analysis and research for small businesses."

"So Ron scraped all of those comments with Apify. And then came back to me and was like, 'Hey, I think there's an opportunity here. 200 people just told you that they wanted this.'"

"What we're going to do is we're going to get bare metal servers from Contabo because it's super cheap. They're right around 150 bucks a month for what we're getting. We have four of them."

"What he built is bare metal servers that host a docker image inside like a sealed container. We put OpenClaw inside of a sealed container so it can do all of the things that it's meant to do, but it only knows as much about you as you tell it."

"And so I hooked up Stan Store to my TikTok and the only way that you could pre-order was if you put down 10 bucks."

"So access to this community includes the Discord, access to each other, 29 bucks a month, and the most important one is their own Ron. So they interact with their agent with Ron through Telegram or Discord."

"It's too much caffeine. I've got this Celsius that's already gone for the day."

"So you license this technology from Topgolf. They license it to you. They do. So their product is called Top Tracer Range."

"They have a top tracer coach product which is if you're a golf instructor, you can save all of your students information. You can upload drills for them."

"I come from like 15 years of running paid ads. I was running Facebook ads in 2011."

"I'm pasting the outputs of this prompt into Google Docs, and I'm putting that link in the show notes below without any paywall."

"I don't need to ship it to myself. I can ship it directly to an Amazon warehouse and they will take it from there and ship it out to all of their other warehouses."

"So, email I work with a guy overseas just on Upwork. Found him and I pay him five or six bucks for a list that he provides."

"So, I'll send them a quote with a software. I use Quote IQ."

"So, if you're doing striping equipment, I like Graco. That's what I use. I have two. That one over there is the 3400. It's the beginner model, I guess. It's the smallest, but it's still super durable."

"So, I bought the crack filling machine new from a company called Sealite in Missouri. It was 1,500 bucks. No, it's not bad. And it's been great. No issues at all with it."

"Did you even set up OpenClaw? I'm maxing out my token budget every day, man."

"Gemini's new 3.1 model, it's pretty incredible"

"I went to Ninja AP or API ninjas, which I didn't know was a website. And it was like, oh, buy this $20 a month"

"I think you should use like a tracking link. You can use TinyURL for this. You can basically take your normal URL and put it through a tracking link and then make a QR code out of the tracking link."

"So, this right here is from a company called PPG. And it's Flint Fast Dry is the brand name. And it's been great. The yellow and white, it's about a hundred bucks per five gallons, which is great."

"So I'm going to copy this prompt, take it over to Claude or ChatGPT Grok, whatever you use."

"I've used Dynadot. They're great as well, but Namecheap is my favorite."

"10% of all revenue, not profits, revenue will be publicly donated to the National Kidney Foundation because it's very near and dear to my heart."

"This was when GPT-4 came out. And he wrote a tweet that just said, I gave GPT-4 a budget of $100 and told it to make as much money as possible."

"You can definitely vibe code this. You can go through something like Cursor or something like that."

"Kind of like Costco, right? Costco doesn't really make money on the stuff they sell. They really make their profit on the membership."

"There's a business called Hunt a Killer and they do like true crime boxes. That's like a $150 million a year business."

"She's starting it because she read a book called Bread and Wine. And she was inspired to start like a cookbook club with her friends."

"You can use platforms to grow it like RVshare, Outdoorsy"

"So version 2.0 of this is going to look like probably one person at a table with the machine and a printer and some photo paper and a QR code and a MacBook, right?"

"Could you build like a cloudbot with DeepSeek and have it essentially be free because it's open source"

"This Miniax, is open. Anybody could go and download it, and they could adjust the weights on it"

"They're like, well, I can get PowerBI and I can do a SQL database. Like they that's hard."

"I kind of hate GoDaddy. So, don't use GoDaddy."

"You can do it all inside of GoHighLevel. They usually give 14 days free to use it, but with my link only, you can get 30 days free."

"Most of y'all still think that Zapier is just when this happens, do that. But no, Zapier quietly shipped full AI agents. All you do is tell it what to do in plain English and then it browses the web."

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"I'm logged into OxyLabs, which is the tool I use to scrape. If you go to Oxylabs.io/chris, you can get both a free trial and 20% off any scraping credits."

"It's called Accio, and it's an AI sourcing agent that can help you sort between over 400 million products and over 1.5 million suppliers, not just in China, but all over the world."

"There's a tool that fixes this. It's a business phone system called Quo. Everything lives in one inbox. Calls, texts, voicemails, notes."

"HighLevel is one platform. Emails, CRM, funnels, scheduling, automations, all of it is built in, and the time you save is time that you can spend actually making money."

"So, I use Bizee for all of my LLC registration needs. It's insanely user-friendly and easy to use. I would not work with them as an official sponsor of this channel unless I actually use them and love what they do."