I find that there is an endless niche need for specialty songs... and, believe it or not, people will pay for them. For example...

Joe is retiring. His friends are having a retirement party, and they want a song about all the crazy things he's done during his career..They'll chip in and dig deep to get this song, and BIAB will create it in minutes.

Superbowl party... Ed is a fan of team XX, and he wants a song to play to his buddy who likes team YY. Only requirement is that the song must instult team YY and praise team XX. He will pay any amount of money to make his buddy cringe
(likewise any other sport)

A local cartoonist has just bought animation software so he can create short animated features like commercials etc... he needs music tailored to the content of the cartoon, but doesn't have a big budget...

Local businessman needs to make a sales presentation in powerpoint, needs a song to make a point

Mary just turned 40, and we need a song to remind her how old she is...

Grandma died. Relatives will be converging from all over the country. They want a sad song that commemorates the value she added to all their lives.

the local rest home has an entertainment budget.. but it's not huge. However its enough to pay a single entertainer to come and play oldies once a week

Somebody at work just did something monumentally outrageous and everybody is talking about it. They just need a song to immortalize it

the local political parties will both pay for songs that push the agenda du jour


the common denominator in all these niches is that the need arises and vanishes in a moment, and you need to fill it very quickly or lose the opportunity. BIAB is a rapid development system for musical ideas. Such applications don't require the technical mastery of commercial music. It just requires an agile mind and a sense of what pleases the audience without mortally offending the subject of the song. If you play your cards right, after you roast somebody in song, he'll pay you to roast somebody else.

Lather, rinse, repeat