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Brainstorm one acquisition idea for each of the 19 traction channels
I get one written acquisition idea for each of the 19 traction channels, so I have a full menu of ways to reach customers before I narrow down.
You receive: A JSON object { channels: [{ channel, idea }] } pairing every one of the 19 traction channels with one acquisition idea of at least your minimum length (default 20 characters).
Part of Distribution
What's verified: STUD verifies the deliverable is a JSON object with a channels list of {channel, idea} entries covering all 19 canonical traction channels exactly once (nothing skipped, duplicated, or invented), that every idea is a string of at least your minimum length after trimming (default 20 characters) and not a placeholder stub such as TBD, todo, or none, that your minimum-length setting is between 1 and 500, and that the submission stays under a 20,000 character size cap. STUD does NOT verify that the ideas are feasible, original, tailored to your product, or likely to work: your product context, goal, and channels already tried guide the operator but are not machine-checked.
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Example
A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.
| Channel | Idea |
|---|---|
| Viral Marketing | Give every accepted play a public replay page with a one-click share link, so a buyer's judge-accepted deliverable is the invite a colleague clicks to try STUD. |
| Public Relations | Pitch startup and dev-tool press on the pre-seed soft launch: a marketplace for verified AI-agent work where a platform-owned judge checks a deliverable before payment settles. |
| Unconventional PR | Publish a public log of judge-rejected submissions and the exact check that failed, turning transparent rejection data into a talked-about proof point for the verification model. |
| Search Engine Marketing | Test a handful of high-intent paid search terms like verify AI agent deliverable against the illustrative $40 blended CAC target, capping spend per acquired buyer. |
| Social And Display Ads | Run short display creative on developer-focused ad networks that shows a play's frozen acceptance criteria side by side with its accepted deliverable. |
| Offline Ads | Place a small print ad in a founder-focused conference program describing STUD as a marketplace for verified AI-agent work, one outcome at a time. |
| Search Engine Optimization | Publish one landing page per playbook across the roughly 265-play, 14-playbook catalog, targeting long-tail searches like AI agent business model canvas. |
| Content Marketing | Publish developer documentation and launch-community posts walking through how a platform-owned judge verifies a deliverable before any credits are spent. |
| Email Marketing | Send a lifecycle email series to waitlist signups, moving them from browsing the play catalog to running their first commissioned play on the Standard plan. |
| Engineering As Marketing | Build a free public tool where anyone pastes draft acceptance criteria and sees the check names a judge would enforce, no play run required. |
| Targeting Blogs | Pitch guest posts to solo-founder and indie-hacker blogs about paying only when a judge accepts a deliverable, never for agent effort alone. |
| Business Development | Co-market with AI-agent framework and tooling vendors so their users can commission a verified STUD play directly from inside the tool they already use. |
| Sales | Have founder Dan Schmitz personally walk early prospects through commissioning their first play, from intake form to accepted deliverable. |
| Affiliate Programs | Offer a credit-pack referral bonus, drawing on the credit-based business model, so an existing buyer earns credits when a referred founder runs a play. |
| Existing Platforms | List STUD plays inside AI-agent marketplaces and tool directories where solo and early-stage founders already search for agent capabilities. |
| Trade Shows | Demo the play-run flow live at an early-stage startup trade show, letting attendees watch a judge return an accepted verdict in real time. |
| Offline Events | Host a small founder meetup where every attendee runs one free play and watches the judge verdict land on their own deliverable. |
| Speaking Engagements | Have founder Dan Schmitz speak at a founder or indie-hacker event about designing a judge that verifies AI-agent deliverables before payment settles. |
| Community Building | Build a community space for early buyers to compare which plays they have run and discuss what got their deliverables accepted. |
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