🔍 Building AI-powered micro-tools: Capture high-quality leads on auto-pilot

What’s in a name? A lot apparently.

I know someone who wanted to launch an eCom store. They had their product idea ready to go, but were stuck on the first step - naming their business. Like millions before them, they turned to Google and typed "business name ideas".

Look what pops up:

This search term (“business name ideas”) is searched ~20,000 times a month just in the US. And Shopify is sitting up top with an organic (non-paid) tool.

Click in and this is what you see:

A simple AI business name generator. Type in a few keywords about your business, get a list of catchy names.

But here's where it gets interesting - not only did it generate names, it automatically checked domain availability and offered to register it right there. And of course, would you like to set up your Shopify store with that domain? Just pop in your email...

Genius. Pure genius.

What fascinates me isn't just how well it works (though it does), but how simple it is under the hood. It's essentially just a wrapper around an AI model, doing something that ChatGPT could do.

The kind of thing you and I could write a prompt for with our hands tied behind our backs.

But here's the thing - most people won't think to use ChatGPT for this. And even if they do, they want the convenience. They want the immediate domain check. They want the seamless next step. And they’ll give their email over no problem for this convenience.

This is the opportunity we're diving into this week - building AI-powered micro-tools that solve specific problems and capture leads.

Five years ago, building something like this would have been a serious development project. Now? You could have it up and running in an hour.

That’s what we’re covering in my latest AI Business Playbook.

Get it now.