Hey everyone! I'm working on a cool project to make learning about indoor plants fun and easy, and I really want your thoughts on it. The idea is to create bite-sized, personalized lessons delivered straight to your inbox. Each lesson would be about 2-5 minutes long, designed for your specific skill level and plant goals. For instance, if you're a beginner looking to grow herbs, you might get tips like 'Best Soil for Basil' or 'How to Spot Overwatering'. You can access these through email or a web app, perfect for busy plant parents. Here's what I'm thinking: You can input your experience level and plant goals, receive quick lessons and quizzes, and it would cost around $5-$10 a month for unlimited lessons or individual packs, like a '$10 Beginner's Fiddle Leaf Fig Guide'. I have a few questions: 1) Would you use something like this, and why or why not? 2) What specific topics would you want lessons on? 3) Would you prefer lessons via email, a web app, or both? 4) Is the price point reasonable, or what would you be willing to spend? Your feedback is super important to me! Thanks for helping out a fellow plant lover!
3 Answers
Honestly, I probably wouldn't pay for this since so much of the info is available online for free. It seems like everyone is trying to sell knowledge these days. What makes your lessons stand out enough to make people want to spend money on them?
I already use personalized AI like ChatGPT for my plant questions, which gives me tailored answers for free. So I’m not sure what your lessons could offer that I don’t already have access to.
Seems like a pricey way to get info that you can easily find on Google. I’m all for learning, but I’d need a good reason to pay for something I can just search for.