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$200 sub vs $2k jobs

Pick work people already pay for. You still close.

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How it's set up

The $200 Grok Bot sub is not the expensive part. Finding work people already pay $2,000 for is, they posted. They named jobs shops already buy: reception, leads, automation, content, reputation, research. We have the tweet. We did not see a P&L.

  1. 01Name one job shops around you already pay a person to do.
  2. 02Draft that job on Grok Bot. You still sell it.
  3. 03Price from what they already pay. Do not invent a market.
  4. 04One client first. They said one receptionist client can cover the $200 sub. That is their math.
  5. 05Write a fee from an invoice you sent. Do not paste $2,000 as yours.

Prompt

We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.

How the money works

A job someone already pays thousands for can cover the sub if you close it. $200 vs $2,000 is their framing, not books we saw. First proof is one client who paid you for work they already buy — not $2,000 copied from the tweet.

What to try first

This week: one job shops around you already pay for, one offer, and you still close.

Watch out

  • Tokens: cap the run so one box does not burn the week.
  • Time: one closed job beats ten models on a list.
  • Claim: $200 sub vs $2,000 jobs is what they posted. Framing, not a P&L we saw. Not a public install.

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