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Profiles (Business & Offer)
Profiles power the profile-based monetization models. You describe your business or offer once in a profile, and TMN uses it to write conversion-aware articles and to fill the CTA, pricing, testimonial, and trust blocks with your real details.
There are two types, one per model:
Business Profile — for Lead generation. Describes a service business: identity, location and service areas, contact methods and CTA links (website, landing page, booking, contact form), services and pricing, and trust (guarantees, ratings, certifications, testimonials).
Offer Profile — for SaaS & digital products. Describes a product or offer: identity, pricing model and plans, conversion URLs (signup, trial, demo, checkout), value proposition and audience, and social proof.
You don't need to fill every field. Provide what you have — TMN uses what's there and leaves the rest out.
Fill a profile with AI
Typing all of this by hand is tedious, so the profile editor has an AI fill-in panel that lets any AI assistant do it for you:
Click Copy schema and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI chat.
Share your website URL, pricing page, or any relevant details.
Ask the AI to fill in the schema, then copy the JSON it returns.
Click Paste from schema, paste the JSON, and Apply to populate the form.
Review every field before saving — AI can invent facts. Treat the AI's output as a draft, not the final word.
The AI fill-in panel (Copy schema / Paste from schema)
How profile data reaches your articles
It stays live. Contact links, prices, and testimonials are pulled from the profile when a page is viewed — not baked into the post. Update the profile (say, a new phone number) and every published article reflects it automatically — no re-editing posts.
It's used in context. TMN shows the AI only what each block needs. Your brand name appears in the CTA and conversion blocks, but the editorial prose stays neutral — "a licensed plumber in Austin," not your business name on every line — so the writing doesn't read like an ad.
Create and reuse a profile
Create: in the admin sidebar, open Too Much Niche → Business Profiles (or Offer Profiles) and click + New profile.
Set a default: mark a profile as the default (it shows a Default badge). New plans of that model use it automatically, so you don't have to attach it every time.
A plan uses one profile, set on the plan.
The profiles list with a Default badge and + New profile
