The concept here is to market digital items for use at weddings.

Which items you might ask? Well, let’s look into the companies doing this.

For instance, a company known as Wild Bloom Designs selling digital download wedding tools has probably already made close to $1.6 million. Products like their wedding invitation templates are highly rated by customers despite their minimalistic style.

Similar layouts may be found at stores like Twist Stationery. They are obviously in high demand. With 550,000 sales, this store is among the top sellers over the past month. With their items on sale being ~ $2.40 average price, they are already well beyond the 1 million dollar mark.

This is all fine and dandy, but how can we apply AI to enter this sector and automate as much of our work as possible? I would use Canva and MidJourney to accomplish this.

In MidJourney, we could, for instance, ask it to design us a simple wedding invitation sample. In order to have more possibilities to choose from, I produced the identical question multiple times and then enlarged the images that I liked. Here we get into some of the finer details. I loaded the picture into the Photopea website and used the Content-Aware Fill feature to get rid of the alien-looking scribbles across the front.

Then, I simply imported the image into Canva and re-typed the text boxes for my clientele to use as a model. Even if you don’t know the exact text to put there (points at self) you can ask ChatGPT to do so. AI takes care of this, and you can even ask it where to put the text boxes in Canva.

However, you still need to manually delete some of the content and do some manual adjustments, so I’d say AI is only truly taking care of approximately 65% of the labor.

It will cost you roughly $1.43 each day to operate this business, with monthly expenses of $30 (for mid-journey) and $13 (for Canva). The only major challenge is getting up to speed on how to utilize software like Photoshop or Photopea, therefore we’re giving it a 7 out of 10.