I would try to optimize it for one specific use case, not have a general API that does this. I think it's much easier to sell something more niche.
Find a job that requires reading long text. Let's say something in healthcare where they need to read a lot of journal articles. Now you're not a "summarization API" you're a way to reduce your time spent reading medical journals, time that could be better spent savings lives (your new tagline: "Less reading, more saving lives" -- half kidding). You can also optimize your tool to summarize journal articles which are written in a very specific way. When you sell, you can set yourself apart by being made especially for them.
I wouldn't sell to podcasters or anyone in media because they have no money (just look at how much writers are paid, look at media company valuations...).
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I would try to optimize it for one specific use case, not have a general API that does this. I think it's much easier to sell something more niche.
Find a job that requires reading long text. Let's say something in healthcare where they need to read a lot of journal articles. Now you're not a "summarization API" you're a way to reduce your time spent reading medical journals, time that could be better spent savings lives (your new tagline: "Less reading, more saving lives" -- half kidding). You can also optimize your tool to summarize journal articles which are written in a very specific way. When you sell, you can set yourself apart by being made especially for them.
I wouldn't sell to podcasters or anyone in media because they have no money (just look at how much writers are paid, look at media company valuations...).
Media companies not having money?
Hmm medical journals, it never crossed my mind
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