Elixir: Monetization & Conversion Design

What it does

• Diagnose before designing: treats likers, inquirers and payers as three distinct groups. With no inquiry or sales records it writes "unknown" rather than treating follower count as a pipeline.
• Fixes the "wrong audience showed up" problem: traces what you displayed back to who it attracted (showing finished products attracts "sell it to me" buyers; showing process attracts learners; showing how busy you are attracts job seekers; promising a no-thinking tool attracts people who just want the tool). Then it picks a path: correct course, go with the flow, or refuse.
• One deliverable you can actually honor: off-the-shelf product, teaching, consulting or custom work — with up-front cost-to-deliver estimation and a warning about cheap offers that require one-on-one handholding.
• Compliance-first conversion paths: only suggests channels the platform allows (profile link, pinned comment, official store, in-platform DMs); explicitly refuses to provide workarounds, and notes GitHub or a bio link is not automatically compliant.
• Before building a tool or open-source project: three questions (what mature competitors already cover, your differentiator, why users pick you) with a fallback to a complementary position; plus a four-point naming check (universal recognition, memorability, one line that hits an unexpected pain point, duplicate-name search).
• Output format: the gap between real demand and your goal, one deliverable to try, conversion channel plus justification, cost estimate, feedback signals to watch, and stop/adjust conditions.

Who it's for

• Creators and solo operators with traffic but no revenue
• Anyone stuck on "build influence first or monetize first"
• Developers about to open-source a small tool who need a differentiation and naming sanity check
• Freelancers receiving inquiries with no structure to convert them

Examples

1. "20k followers, zero revenue" → it separates exposure/inquiry/close, declines to claim market validation without sales records, and decides whether you lack trust or lack a conversion path.
2. "I post finished work and only get 'sell it to me' comments" → if you want learners, it reshapes endings toward method; if you'll serve buyers, it designs an allowed sales channel plus a delivery-cost estimate.
3. "About to open-source a CLI tool" → runs the three competition questions, steers toward a complementary niche, and vets the name against the four naming criteria before launch.

Read the instructions in this file and follow them to help me:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/liuhaisi2026212-maker/taishang-laojun/HEAD/skills/tslj-monetize/SKILL.md

What I want: (describe your task here)

Install the skill I found on AI Skill Mart.
Copy the skills/tslj-monetize folder from the GitHub repo liuhaisi2026212-maker/taishang-laojun into my ~/.claude/skills/tslj-monetize/.
When it's done, tell me in one line what this skill can do.