AI Virtual Product Bootcamp PRO Edition Practical Tutorial

From October to the end of the year is when many virtual products take off, such as certification and civil service exams, CET-4 and CET-6, job interviews, travel, school midterms and monthly exams and parent-teacher meetings, year-end reports, and more. This bootcamp will cover projects from October through January of next year, plus many Plus upgrade projects. Virtual products are extremely timing-sensitive, so the bootcamp has been adjusted accordingly. I hope everyone can seize the opportunity and earn a quarter's worth of money.

Anyone making virtual products on Xiaohongshu knows the long suffering over qualifications. Last month the instructor and Luke got personal selling working. Many people don't know the benefits of personal selling: note traffic explodes because it goes through the regular note traffic pool; search weight is high; personal selling requires no deposit; shipping doesn't use up DM quota, making traffic diversion easier; and shipping can be done by sending a link directly, with automatic delivery. But the key to personal selling orders isn't the product, it's the note, so the course spends a full session explaining personal selling order techniques inside and out.

Also, don't focus only on Xiaohongshu for virtual products. Combining official accounts, communities and Moments is an excellent supplement. It's an under-the-radar approach with more room to operate. Right now official accounts are pushing image-and-text messages, which have a lower barrier but produce great orders. You've already made the product, so why not sell it again on an official account? The instructor's main base is the official account, so this session covers how to start an official account, which virtual products suit selling there, how to find the right benchmarks, and how content, communities and Moments can work together. This time we'll cover building virtual products on a brand-new official account. The course runs from the demand-first lesson on how to select products and discover real market demand, to breaking through in the red ocean era, the three levers every one-person company needs in the AI era, methodology for shaping virtual product selling points, and an introduction to personal selling. The system is complete.

The course also includes building a business context system by combining Obsidian with AI, AI fundamentals and AI virtual product creation, project opportunities across tracks from October to December, virtual products and image-text accounts on official accounts, Xiaohongshu virtual product note content, and how to start building your own one-person company from virtual products. It comes with a bonus package of Skill tools including an account launch kit, virtual product diagnosis, IP account viral posts, a courseware workspace, a knowledge base, knowledge point diagrams and popular topic ideas, helping students turn scattered AI operations into reusable workflows. For creators who want to seize the year-end virtual product peak but lack systematic methods and content production tools, this course provides a project map and toolkit you can apply as you learn. We recommend choosing one or two tracks based on your industry experience, getting the minimum closed loop working first, then gradually expanding your product matrix.

• 1.How to Make Virtual Products in the Red Ocean Era
• 2.How to Discover Real Demand
• 3.How to Become a One-Person Company in the AI Era: The 3 Essential Levers
• 4.Methodology for Shaping Virtual Product Selling Points
• 5.Personal Selling Basics: Opening and Listing Process, Suitable Products and Basic Preparation
• 6.Personal Selling Order Techniques: Selling Points, Previews, Price Presentation, FAQ and Inquiry Conversion
• 7.How to Build a Xiaohongshu Virtual Product Matrix
• 8.Virtual Product Opportunities from October to December: How to Choose Projects Based on Audience Needs, Timing and Personal Resources
• 9.How Professionals Can Build Virtual Products from 0 to 1: Finding Product Directions from Job Experience, Work Templates and Personal Stories

• 10.Obsidian plus Claude code Personal Knowledge Base Methodology
• 11.The Four-Layer Knowledge Base Model: Source to Insight to Asset to Context
• 12.How Obsidian Collects Quality Materials from Official Accounts, Xiaohongshu, YouTube and More to Become Your Second Brain
• 13.How to Control Your Knowledge Base Remotely
• 14.Bring Agents into the Scene, such as WeChat, Feishu and Knowledge Planet, to Extract Opportunities into Obsidian
• 15.How to painlessly accumulate a personal corpus: build a workflow from inspiration to output
• 16.How to build a knowledge base without wasting tokens: establish a tiered reading mechanism for AI
• 17.Turn tacit experience into explicit assets: from experience to rules to SOPs to Skills
• 18.Build your business radar system: let AI not only help you write content but also spot opportunities

• 19.Prompt and Context Engineering
• 20.Agent Basics: Skills, CLI, MCP, and Agent Setup
• 21.How to install, invoke, modify, and create original Skills
• 22.How to build your own dedicated virtual product content workbench
• 23.How to use AI to create original vertical-domain guides
• 24.AI courseware and PPT creation: themed class meetings, parent meeting PPTs, knowledge point diagrams
• 25.AI templates and printable materials: worksheets, study plans, study tour manuals, environmental decoration and handwritten posters
• 26.AI vertical knowledge bases: job knowledge bases, English knowledge bases, exam knowledge bases, and classic reading knowledge bases
• 27.AI interactive web pages and mini programs: quiz mini programs, speaking practice, teacher tools
• 28.How to connect scattered AI operations into a workflow

• 29.Academic affairs track: midterm exams, monthly exams, parent meetings, themed class meetings, and how to create differentiated products with a courseware workbench and knowledge point diagrams
• 30.Teacher tools and environmental decoration: product design and creation of the Teacher AI Toolbox, Environmental Decoration 2.0, and 3D handwritten newspapers
• 31.Workplace track: portfolios, vertical job knowledge bases, job guides, foreign company interview question banks, structured interviews, and year-end reports
• 32.Job search services: how to productize and deliver mock interviews, resume editing, and job search diagnostics
• 33.Certifications and English: CET-4/6, Teacher Qualification Exam, civil service exam, postgraduate entrance exam materials, targeted practice, and visual knowledge products
• 34.Travel track: selection and creation of study tour manuals, city travel guides, and self-driving roadbooks
• 35.Knowledge base track: English, workplace job, and classic reading knowledge bases, and how to choose topics, create original content, organize content, and update
• 36.Classic reading knowledge base case: indexes, guides, and knowledge organization for topics such as Selected Works of Mao, Diamond Sutra, Huangdi Neijing, and Dao De Jing

• 37.What money-making methods exist today for WeChat Official Account virtual products
• 38.How to find a WeChat Official Account virtual product track worth pursuing
• 39.How to find benchmark accounts and break down topic selection, image structure, copywriting, and product presentation methods
• 40.How to break courseware, templates, resource packs, knowledge bases, and guides into WeChat Official Account content
• 41.What kind of image posts easily gain traffic: a thorough breakdown of the viral structure of WeChat Official Account image posts
• 42.How WeChat Official Account content supports transactions, upsells, and repurchases
• 43.How to coordinate WeChat Official Account, community, and Moments

• 44.Search traffic layout: 5 effective SEO prompts
• 45.Product notes and organic traffic notes: layout and proportion
• 46.How to use Skills to write notes that generate orders
• 47.Account launch package Skill and trending topic Skill: account introduction, first batch of topics, and note structure
• 48.Product display, scenario, tutorial, and feedback notes: how to help users understand product uses
• 49.Virtual product diagnostic Skill: how to analyze and adjust when there is no traffic, reads but no inquiries, or inquiries but no transactions

• 50.Why virtual products are the smallest business unit for ordinary people to build a one-person company
• 51.How to avoid virtual products always staying at 0 to 1
• 52.How to drive compliant traffic from Xiaohongshu to private domains, and how to sustainably operate communities and Moments
• 53.How to go from one product to a real business: how to grow a matrix of content, users, products, and services
• 54.Three paths from virtual products to a one-person company
• 55.The four stages of a one-person company: validation, standardization, scaling, and assetization
• 56.The product line architecture of a one-person company: TOB and TOC, lead-generation products, profit products, and high-ticket services
• 57.The 4 revenue sources and business models of a one-person company: how to build the revenue structure of a one-person company
• 58.How a one-person company allocates time: arrangements for products, content, customer acquisition, and delivery
• 59.The AI workbench of a one-person company: how to use AI, knowledge bases, and Skills to build your own daily workflow