Short transcript of Daniel Fazio discussing the market for TikTok-style short-video editing and content repurposing. He argues that the market is not truly saturated, distinguishing between common activity and a saturated business opportunity defined by numerous low-quality 'biz-op' courses promising high income. The clip is an example illustrating misconceptions about saturation.
I'll give you an example of a market that is very easy to sell. And it is editing videos like TikTok style shorts and repurposing content. It's so, it's so funny because people will come to me and they'll like, people talk about on Twitter, like, yeah, it's a good business. Yeah, that's a good business. And people come in and they'd be like, yeah, bro, I feel like everyone's doing that. It's probably saturated. It's like, no, you don't understand what saturated means. Saturated means that there are 16 year olds selling courses on how to do it. And I don't mean like how to do the video editing. I mean like a biz op course where it's like, I'm going to, to show you how to make a $10,000 per month TikTok content repurposing agency.
