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Explains how the agents decide what to sell by researching successful products and copying proven ideas. The speaker emphasizes the strategy of finding what already sells and having agents replicate it.
But Andrew, I understand that you have your agents running different businesses, but how do they know what to sell on Etsy?Or how do they know what product or what software prototypes they should build or what music they should make?Fellas, fellas, that's where the research lab comes in.Duh.Are you crazy?You think they come up with their own ideas on what to sell?They're minion agents, bro.They don't come up with ideas on what to sell.They just copy other people's successful products.That's all they do.For an example, on Etsy, Nova and his bros that run the research lab, they just go on Etsy, they just look at what people are already selling and they're already making money on.They copy those designs and they give it to the agents in the Etsy store over here that just replicate those designs in a slightly different way.
That's That's how they do it.SELL WHAT SELLS, YOU GUYS.Have your agent go look at what sells and then go sell it.THAT'S HOW YOU MAKE MONEY.
Describes the communications lab, where agents draft responses for incoming email, TikTok, and Etsy messages. This setup makes it easier to manage communication quickly.
OVER here we have actually the communications lab.So, they The agents have access to all my email accounts, TikTok, the Etsy stores, any message that comes in, it drafts a response for and then I can just immediately reply to it very quickly.So, it makes it really easy to manage all the messages.
Covers the treasury room and how it manages the station's costs. The speaker explains the relatively low monthly expenses compared with the revenue generated.
Over here we have the treasury room which helps manage costs of the entire station here.You can do If you want to know, "Andrew, does this cost a billion dollars?"No.You start with one Codex Pro subscription, $200 a month, and then you'll probably need another one later on.So, basically, yeah, we've made $20,000 and it only cost about $400 a month.It's not that much.
Introduces the publishing room and its role in organizing and scheduling content across the station. It begins to describe how products and other content are published.
Over here we actually have the publishing room, which is also where the space whips are located in case the agents ever need to travel around the universe of course.But in the publishing room, this is where they schedule out all of the content that's created throughout the station, right?So whether it's listing products on Etsy,