@jack_gpt_: 3 Al businesses I'd start in 2026 Every one of these has clients drowning, budgets to spend, and almost no Al-native competition. 1. Al ops for trades Sparkies, plumbers, builders, landscapers. Pain: losing $5-15k/month in missed quotes and slow follow-ups Build: auto-quote from photo + voice note, 24/48/72hr follow-ups, books straight to calendar Start: pick ONE trade, call 20 of them, build for the answer that comes up most. Charge $1.5-3k/month. 2. Embedded Al training for mid-size companies 50-500 person businesses who heard "use Al" and froze. Pain: leadership knows they need to adopt, the team has no clue where to start Build: not a course - sit inside one team for 4 weeks, audit, ship 3-5 real automations, train them on it Start: $8-15k engagement. Two a month = $200k+ year. You ship working systems, not slides. 3. Vertical Al for boring industries Insurance, conveyancing, accounting, logistics. Pain: high-volume document and email work, repetitive and expensive Build: one workflow, deep. e.g. conveyancers - contract review + clause flagging + client summary. Saves 10+ hours per file. Start: niche to ONE industry, build for a friend or family member in it first, they become case study 1. The reframe most people miss: Creators talk to creators online, so the "Al for marketers" market looks huge. The boring industries are quiet on Linkedln but have bigger budgets and zero competition. Pick the boring one. Go deep. Save this if you're trying to figure out what to build.

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