Low IQ man start blogging in 2026


Here’s everything I’m doing to generate leads and authority:

  1. 11,000 cold emails a day
  2. 2x YouTube videos a week
  3. 7 LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and Threads posts a week
  4. 5 emails (if you’re reading this, you rock!)
  5. 400 DM outreaches a week on LinkedIn and X
  6. Our glorious SDR Roy dialing 100+ warm and cold calls a week

And recently, I started a blog.

I know everyone thinks blogs are dead. Heck, I can’t remember the last time I read one. But in order to achieve $100k a month, I’ve gotta be everywhere…

…even in AI recommendations.

Yesterday, I went on a rampage about people who make predictions. But I don’t think it’s a prediction as much as it is a fact that AI chat interfaces will determine a large part of marketing, if not now, soon.

We’ve gone from Google search recommendations to AI recommendations.

And I’m doing everything possible to get my foot in the door now.

That’s why I’ve been posting daily blog articles, case studies, and linking them to my YouTube videos.

But if you think this email is about how to rank on AI, then you’re wrong.

Because I’m still learning this and have zero results to show for it. And I’m not a fan of becoming a fake-it-til-you-make-it guru.

However, this email is about making “asymmetric bets.”

A what?

An asymmetric bet is an investment, trade, or decision where the potential reward is significantly larger than the potential risk.

In simpler terms?

If you are right, you win big.

If you are wrong, you lose very little. This is often described in finance as having a favorable risk-to-reward ratio.

Ok, enough finance hoopla.

The shtick here is that I’m making an asymmetric bet on getting myself to rank with AI.

How?

I’m using a tool called Outrank that generates blog articles for like $97 a month. I uploaded every piece of my writing, from content, emails, and YouTube scripts.

And it turns it into an article to attract SEO traffic (and hopefully AI recommendations).

But there’s a problem…

Outrank’s own team told me I’d have to wait 6–12 months to start seeing any kind of lead flow.

Most people would riot over this!

But me?

I’m happy as a dolphin in an underwater rave.

Because here’s my bet (again, not a prediction). Let’s round up and say I spend $100 a month for a year.

Investment = $1,200

But if I sign one client from these efforts, our current customer LTV is at $12,000ish. So this could be a 10x return for me spending some cash, uploading all of my content, and letting the tool do the rest.

That’s leverage.

Worst-case scenario, I’ll definitely develop traffic that leads to my email list and have another channel to reference for authority.

My question for you is this:

What asymmetric bets are you making?

Everything you want could be on the other side of that answer.

Ciao,

Parker

​https://useironpeak.com/​

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