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AI Startup Blueprint
Module 1: Start.
Welcome
A.I. Startup School
You
Basics of AI
Module 2: Idea
Good Ideas
Idea Sprint
Zoning In
Module 3: Validation
Validation
Validator Reach Out
Lead List Job Post
Reachouts
Getting LOIs
LOI template
Module 4: MSP
MSP
Scoping
MSP Scope Template
Building Your MSP
Job Post Template
No-Code
Module 5: Traction
Traction
Module 6: Getting Funded
Getting Funded
Investor Outreach
Outreach Template
VC List
Accelerators
Pitch Deck
VC Pitch Deck Tempate 1
Raising
Module 7: Growth
Growth
Team-building
Refining product
Module 8: Mindset & Closing Thoughts
Mindset
Closing Remarks
Bonuses
1. Idea List
2. ChatGPT Prompts
3. Survey Questions
4. Letter of Intent Template
5. Job Post Templates
6. Email Scripts for New Customers
7. Email Scripts for VCs
8. MSP Scope Template
9. Pitch Deck Templates
10. Investor Question Cheat Sheet
Module 2: Idea
Idea Sprint
Brain dumping:
In this lesson, we’re going to be looking for ideas.
As you go through the idea sprint, list your ideas in the table below.
There’s no such thing as a bad idea - we’re just brainstorming.
Ideas can come from:
Industry expertise
Validated pain points
Existing tools
Customer research
Technology inspiration
VC Research
Accelerator Research
A.I.
Industry expertise:
Macro vs Micro
You know specifically your job function, your pain points (shitty software)?
Tangental job - what are they experiencing?
In your current industry, what problems need solving?
What is outdated?
Where’s it heading?
Validated pain points:
What problems do you know exist?
What problems do you have?
Story: Enterprise SAAS
Macro > How does that relate (ways through research) →
Google search VC research (piggy backing off research)
Existing tools:
Look into existing A.I. tools already getting traction.
Use tools like
https://theresanaiforthat.com/
Google searches
AI Trends in X industry.
Customer Research:
Is there a particular Customer you want to go after?
Research them to find their pain-points
Using conversations, surveys or social media research (Reddit, Facebook Groups etc.) ask:
What problems are the experiencing?
What limitations are their current solutions giving them?
How could I save them time/ make them money?
Use the survey below if needed
Use AI Prompts below (if needed)
Trends:
Good signal, trending that’s not A.I.-related
General trend > new A.I. tech
Trendhunter
Google trends
Podcasts
Good for investors
(Onlyfans, FTMO, EAs)
Technology Inspiration:
Look into new technologies and see if they can be applied to new industries/ problems.
A.I.
Newsletters on A.I. (subscribe get an email every day)
https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/subscribe/ai?utm_campaign=ai_news&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_source=google&gclid=CjwKCAjwrranBhAEEiwAzbhNtWL7qutSpZ5tItMk_bvVXqgVfE5ErGUDa8ZeP7s0MkPTKbqMfGgy_RoCurIQAvD_BwE
https://www.therundown.ai/subscribe?ref=mOIWOo20qB
https://aibreakfast.beehiiv.com/?ref=hackernoon.com
Product hunt
Betalist
VC Research:
Use tools like Crunchbase, Pitchbook to find what kind of A.I. Startups VC’s are putting money into.
See if there’s ideas or industries you can copy.
AI Trends in X industry
Accelerator Research:
Look into websites like
Y Combinator
, Antler etc.
Accelerator tells you exactly what they will fund people for (dropbox, Airbnb) - if they say they will invest in these types of things then they know there is something there!
A.I:
With the right prompts, A.I. can find you ideas
Use the
2. ChatGPT Prompts
below to get hundreds of product ideas
Table:
Fill below (explainer for each)
Action Items
Use the methods above to write down at least 10 solid product ideas.
Fill out the table below with your ideas.
Idea Sprint
Idea Sprint
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Idea
Kindergarden Pitch
What problem is it solving?
Value Proposition
ICPs/ Potential Customers
Idea
Kindergarden Pitch
What problem is it solving?
Value Proposition
ICPs/ Potential Customers
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