📌 Show Notes / Episode Description:

• Frustrated with how hard it is to get real answers from companies, government offices, or even so-called experts? You're not alone.
• We share a story about someone earning $10,000/month just by answering RV-related questions—thanks to his industry knowledge.
• With inflation and labor shortages, businesses no longer offer free advice. Most experts are too busy working on paid projects.
• This challenge for consumers has created a new opportunity for knowledgeable individuals—maybe even you.
• There’s growing demand for people willing to pay for solid, real-time advice from experienced professionals.
• But here's the problem: forums, websites, and YouTube videos often have outdated or inaccurate information.
• YouTube is a one-way conversation—you can’t ask questions or be sure the advice fits your exact situation.
• The RV expert answers thousands of questions a year, working flexible hours, choosing what to answer, and getting paid well.
• This model shows there's now real value in being available to answer questions—especially in areas where customer service is fading.
• As a consumer, how do you feel about having to pay just to ask a question? Shouldn't customer service be free?
• Government agencies and companies often no longer have staff to answer phones. You're redirected to voicemail or chatbots.
• This may open the door for private-sector services where consumers can pay for accurate, trustworthy, and personal help.
• Leave a comment: Are you open to paying for better answers—or should it always be free?