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AI is making people rich, and the crazy part, I think, is that most people have no idea how much money AI is printing for those who get in early. In this video, I want to show you how to grab your cut. Think about this: if you had started a YouTube channel in 2010, you'd be rich, most likely. Or if you had jumped on crypto in 2013, you'd also probably be rich. Or if you had launched an online business in 2015, yeah, you guessed it—you'd be rich. And right now, AI is the next big money wave. But the question is, how do you actually make money with AI? Like, real money, not just theory, right? Do you need to code? No. Do you need a big audience? No. Do you need a lot of money to start? Zero. In fact, most people overcomplicate this. The truth is that AI is making it easier than ever before to make money without working harder. But the thing is, this won't last forever. Right now, AI is still new enough that most people don't understand how to use it, and that's your edge. But in a year or two, I believe that everyone's going to be doing this, and the people who waited will be asking the exact same question that they asked about crypto, YouTube, and online businesses: What if I had started earlier?
So let's get into these three of the easiest, I believe, AI side hustles that you can start now. And we're starting with one of the fastest ways to make money. Businesses literally will pay you $500, $1,000, I don't know, even $5,000 a month just to set these up for them. How do I know? Well, if you've watched my previous videos, you might know that my husband and I started this business about half a year ago. Do you need 20 years of tech experience like my husband has in order to do this? No. Does it help? Of course. But you can always start with easy scenarios that do not require you to have much tech background and focus on mostly no-code or low-code work. Here, we're talking about setting up no-code AI agents and automation. In fact, by the time you finish this video, you will know exactly how to do this yourself, step by step. And I'll even show you a way to turn one chatbot into 50 sales without extra work.
But first, why are businesses even paying for this? Well, imagine you're running a business, and you're getting slammed with the same questions every single day: What are your working hours? Do you take appointments? How much does this cost? I mean, it's annoying; it wastes a lot of time; and worst of all, when businesses don't respond fast enough, they lose customers. Now, obviously, what if AI could answer all of those questions 24/7 without even taking a break? Because that's exactly what AI chatbots do, and business owners, as I said, will happily, very gladly, pay you $500, $1,000, maybe even more, to have one set up for them because it saves them time and money every single day. And as I said, you don't need to know how to code; you don't need to build anything from scratch. All you need is Botpress. And, by the way, this is not sponsored. And aside from Botpress, there are other platforms that do pretty much the same thing; Botpress is just the one that I'm most familiar with. And if you're wondering what it is, well, it's a no-code chatbot builder that makes this stupidly simple.
So how do you set up a chatbot in minutes? Well, before I show you exactly how to build one of these AI bots in a couple of minutes, let me ask you this: What is the easiest way to get a client who will actually pay you? Because it's a waste of time to know how to set up this chatbot but don't know the kind of businesses to sell it to. So you also don't want to waste time pitching businesses that don't need this. So instead, go after the low-hanging fruit—businesses that already get flooded with customer questions. Number one: local service businesses. Look for salons, for dentists, for mechanics, for personal trainers in your area. Number two: e-commerce stores. Anyone in your neighborhood who has an online brand selling some products online. These are businesses that are losing money when they take too long to respond, and AI fixes that.
So how do we build a chatbot? Don't worry, this is so incredibly simple. All you need to do is go to botpress.com, or if you choose, you can go to Flowise; that's also an option. And you can sign up for a free account. You can sign up as easily as using your Gmail or another type of account, but you can also log in with any email address. And the first time you will create that account, they're going to ask you how you came to them, how you found out about them, so which platform you're coming from, which creator sent you. They don't have our channel there; you don't need to say that. You can just put "other." I don't really care; I don't get paid by them. But all you need to do is make sure that you're set up and you're seeing your dashboard. Step number two is you need to pick a chatbot template, and luckily, they already have pre-built ones for FAQs, for lead capture, for customer support—a ton of them. Okay, super easy; just pick the one that is going to do customer support. Okay, next step: you need to train your bot using the business's most common questions. Obviously, you can find that for most businesses on their website. They don't have an FAQ on their website; you can simply give the link to the website to Botpress, and it's going to get all the information it needs. Sometimes it doesn't, so you're going to need to add extra information just to make sure that it answers the most basic questions. And when I say "most basic questions," obviously, I'm thinking: What are your hours? Do you accept walk-ins? Things like that. And you can even connect it to either their website, their Facebook Messenger, or their WhatsApp, so customers can chat with the AI anywhere. It's so, so, so stupidly simple.
Now here's the key to selling it: Do not just explain what it does; you need to let them try it. So what you want to do is send the business owner a link to the bot and let them see their chatbot answering real questions in real time about their business. And here's where I believe things get interesting, because at this point, most business owners are going to say, "Oh my God, this is amazing!" Or at least this is what they tell us when we do the demos. "How much does it cost?" But here's the mistake that kills your profit: Most beginners undercharge. So how much should you actually charge? Well, it depends on the complexity of the agent, and it depends on the business that you're selling it to. For a small business, you could probably charge $500, maybe $1,000 per chatbot. If you're talking to a larger business that wants more integrations and more customization, then they're the ones that are dealing with more customers and who are making also more profit, so there you could probably charge, I don't know, $2,000, maybe $3,000. It depends a lot on a case-by-case basis. Or you could also think of a subscription model; you can also give your clients the option of choosing that subscription model that renews every month, so you could charge them, I don't know, $99 a month. Okay. And if you're already thinking that this is not a good business to get into, you should know that several companies have successfully integrated AI chatbots to improve their customer interactions. And here, one of the probably best-known ones is Alibaba. They handle over 2 million daily customer service sessions using AI chatbots, and they're managing more than 10 million lines of daily conversations. So clearly, they needed bots; otherwise, they would have spent a fortune on customer support. And their training bot is reducing that customer service personnel training time by more than 20%. Also, Intercom launched an AI customer service agent that they named Finn, which has answered over 13 million questions for over 4,000 customers, including firms like Monzo and Anthropic.
So let's talk about this next part, because this is where things get really powerful. Once you built your chatbot, you can sell the same setup to multiple businesses. Think about it: If you create a chatbot for, I don't know, a hair salon or a nail salon, right, you can sell the same chatbot to 50 nail salons in your neighborhood because they basically have the same business model, and for you, there's no extra work. All you need to do is tweak the details, update the branding, and there you go—you've automated another business. That is how people are making thousands a month with AI chatbots. And as you can see, there is no coding, no team, no crazy working hours. Literally, businesses need automation, and AI chatbots can save them a lot of time, a lot of money, and bring them a lot of customers. And I think the best part is that most of them don't even know this is possible. So if you can set this up for them and make it stupidly simple, you can print money with AI chatbots. And this is just one way to make money with AI. Let's move to the second one.
So look, every day, millions of people use AI, but most of them don't really know how to ask the right questions. Think about it: Business owners are struggling to automate work; writers are battling creative blocks; job seekers are trying to craft the perfect resume. But the problem is that AI is only as good as the prompts. You get it, right? So that is where you can come in like a superhero, because instead of letting people fumble around on their own, you can sell them structured, high-quality prompt books, ready to go, and AI can do the heavy lifting for you. I think that's the best part. So how do I know that? Well, because I've done it myself. I have been selling this ebook for over a year. This has already been done by some other entrepreneurs as well, so you can take it as a tried-and-tested model. I know Paul Rose documented his experience of selling AI prompts over a 60-day period, demonstrating that not only is it possible to generate income from this venture even without an existing follower base, but it can become quite profitable.
So how do you turn this into a business that actually makes money? Well, stay with me, because not only am I going to break it down step by step, but also at the end, I'm going to go through the biggest mistake that kills most people's success with this method. Okay, so step number one: Pick a high-demand niche. I have driven you guys crazy with this, but it's that important. So first of all, you need to pick a niche where people are already using AI, but they're struggling to get really good results. So what are some hot niches for AI prompt books? Business and marketing: You can think AI-generated ads, sales copy, social media posts. Writers and creators: You can think blog ideas, you can think storytelling. Job seekers and resumes: You can think of AI-powered resume writing or interview prep or cover letter writing. Journaling and self-improvement: You can think of AI-driven reflection and goal setting. Or even education and learning, because AI can create guides and coding prompts. And there are many, many others, but these are the ones that I think are the lowest-hanging fruit. And here, the most important part is to find your niche where people are already searching for better prompts. Okay. Oh, and there is one niche that is exploding right now; hardly anyone is talking about it, and I'm going to come back to it in a bit. First, let's talk about the easiest part: generating the prompts.
So how do you come up with the prompts? Well, all you need to do is go to handy-dandy ChatGPT. Okay, so what do you want to do to get those prompts? Go to ChatGPT and type this prompt—I'm going to put it here on the screen so you can pause this video. Basically, you just need to ask it: "Give me 100 advanced ChatGPT prompts for [blank]," that's where your niche goes. You can say for, uh, social media creators that want to come up with, um, Instagram content, or it can be for, um, a marketing agency. Now, once you got your prompts, you want to refine and organize the best ones; you want to categorize them for easy reading, and you want to test them to make sure that they actually work well. And there you got it—you now have a full set of expert-level prompts, and it only took a few minutes. But wait, what if I told you that there is a simple way to make your prompt book 10 times more valuable? And I'm going to show you how to do it in a second. So clearly, you could sell a list of prompts in a plain Word document—boring, right? You need to make it look professional and more valuable. So how do you turn it into a sellable book? Well, the next step is to use Canva—you can use Canva AI or you could use just simple Canva—and you can design a very clean, visually appealing ebook, and then organize your ebook into sections: I don't know, best prompts for marketing, advanced sales prompts, and so forth. Once you're done, you can export it as a PDF, and you're ready to go, sell, because now, instead of a random list, you have a beautiful, polished digital product that looks premium. But here's where most people mess it up: They format it like a typical book and miss out on a key feature that could massively boost their sales. I'll come back to this.
So where do you go and sell it, because now your book is ready, right? So let's make some money. You can first go to Amazon KDP; they have a huge audience; you can generate nice passive income level, um, and it has great potential. You can go to Etsy; they're perfect for niches like journaling or self-improvement, even marketing. Or you could go to Gumroad; they are very good if you're looking to have a personal brand or want to sell directly to an audience. Now, in terms of how much you price that book, it depends a lot on the value you're offering. You can charge $5 for it if you want to have a low-ticket, passive sales overtime type of product, um, you could charge $3 to $50, um, if you want to sell a bundle of books, or you could charge $100-plus, like a premium edition where you can add extra templates or exclusive prompts or a membership or coaching. I don't know; it depends. How else can you enrich the value of that book that you created? And basically, this means that you can wake up to sales every day; people buy, download, and start using your book all while you're sleeping. However, most people are selling these books in the wrong way. So in just a moment, I want to share with you a secret that gets you way more sales with way less effort.
So how do you scale these prompt book businesses? Because the best part is that you don't have to stop at one. You can test different niches; you can bundle multiple books into a mega pack, or you can offer a subscription—new prompts every month. The more books you create, the more passive income you end up generating, clearly. But remember that secret niche that I mentioned at the beginning? Well, it's one of the fastest-growing markets for AI prompts, and barely anyone is talking about it or capitalizing on it for that matter. It is the horoscope niche. Yeah, you heard that right. I mean, ever wondered why horoscope content never dies? It's everywhere—literally Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, blogs—because people are obsessed with understanding themselves as well as others through their zodiac signs. People turn to zodiac signs as a way to decode human behavior, whether that's for relationships or friendships or careers, I don't know, self-growth. You can see people looking at horoscopes, and that's exactly why horoscope ebooks sell so well. So you can tap into that curiosity, into that self-awareness, and the desire for deeper connections. So if you can get into this niche, you will have built an automated income stream using AI, so you can look to create a book that provides prompts for people to know how to tap into this niche. And with AI doing 90% of the work, this is one of the easiest ways to create a passive income stream that literally prints money. And the craziest part, I believe, is that this is just the second way to use AI for digital products. The next side hustle might even be easier, so let's jump into it.
So look, there is a secret that most businesses don't want to admit: They need research, but they don't have time to do it. Every single day, millions of new reports, white papers, and trend analyses are published, and business owners don't have hours to sift through that data. Let's be honest. So that is where you can come in like a knight in shining armor on your notebook LM white horse, and you can change the game, believe me, because with AI, you can take all those complex research papers and you can package them into premium white papers and reports and summaries, and then businesses are going to pay you quite a bit—depends on how much value you offer again—but easily $500 per project to save their time.
So how do you actually make money doing this? Let me break it down step by step, because this is so simple. Number one: You want to choose a high-paying industry, because not all industries need research in the same way, but the ones that do, they're ready to pay you big. So here's where you will find the easiest clients. Number one: Web3, crypto, and AI startups. They need research on new trends, on regulations, on competitor analysis. Number two: Health and wellness industry. Think brands, coaches, influencers. They want summaries of scientific studies and every type of research that has come out recently. Number three: Digital marketing and e-commerce brands. Business owners need trend reports, uh, or SEO, ads, social media changes—all of that good stuff. Next up: Green energy and sustainability. You can think startups, investors, nonprofits. They require government policy reports and funding insights like there's no tomorrow. And last but not least: AI adoption for small businesses. I mean, there's a whole world there. Business owners want to understand AI, but they don't have time to research it. So whichever industry you pick, you want to make sure that it's one where businesses are already spending money on consultants and reports or strategy guides.
So now let's turn AI into your research assistant, because instead of you having to read through hundreds of pages, Notebook LM can summarize everything in a couple of minutes. So here's what you do: You want to go to notebooklm.google.com and create an account, or you can log in with your Google account. Then you need to upload all the research papers, trend reports, interviews, or messy client notes, I don't know, and then you let AI generate whether it's executive summaries or key industry trends or data-driven insights or actionable recommendations. Of course, if you have some knowledge in those industries, it's going to be even easier to sell and even better quality that you will be able to provide. But regardless, essentially, now you have a fully structured, ready-to-sell research report without spending weeks reading. So let's package it so people are willing to pay you top dollar, because let's be honest, nobody pays $1,000 for a plain Google Doc, but for a well-branded, premium report, that's a different story. So here's how to turn AI research into a high-ticket product. Number one: For crypto and AI startups, you can offer investor trend reports—easily charge hundreds, if not $1,000 per report. For wellness brands or influencers, you can sell AI-generated health and nutrition briefs—again, a couple hundred quite easily. For e-commerce and marketing agencies, you can create SEO and social media trend analysis—a couple hundred easily as well. Also, for green energy and sustainability companies, you can provide government funding and policy reports. Or if we're talking about small businesses looking into AI, you can sell "AI Adoption for Your Industry" guide, for example. Now, pro tip: Like I mentioned before, use Canva or Google Docs—Canva is nicer and easier—to format your reports, because you want a clean, professional design; you want beautiful charts, infographics—even AI-generated ones—and actionable takeaways, because businesses love summaries over a ton of fluff. Now that your report looks premium, it's time to sell.
So where do you sell? If you've chosen crypto and AI, then go to X or Twitter; investors and startups always need market insights. You could go to LinkedIn and do some outreach; you can message CEOs, founders, marketeers who rely on research. You could go to freelance platforms and offer research services—Fiverr, Upwork—top, top. Or you could go to business Facebook groups or coaches and entrepreneurs Facebook groups, because they love industry reports. And here is a fast-track strategy: You can offer one free summary to a potential client. Once they see the value, you can easily upsell them to a full report.
Now let's put a pin in this and think about how do you scale this to a $10,000 a month with AI research services? Because once you land a few clients, you need to think about how you grow that, and it's pretty simple. Number one: You can automate content creation; you can repurpose reports into newsletters, blog posts, YouTube scripts—even though I don't believe AI is that good yet at writing scripts. You can create a niche research subscription, and then you can charge, I don't know, $100 a month for ongoing insights. You can sell AI-generated reports as digital products—like I mentioned before, Etsy, Gumroad, Shopify—there's plenty of places. Now I want you to imagine getting paid while AI does 90% of the work, because this is exactly going to be what will happen to you. The demand for fast, AI-powered insights is growing daily, so what is stopping you from starting that right now or any of the other businesses that I mentioned before? By the way, if you're interested in more ways to make money with Notebook LM, let me know in the comments down below, because I've got so many other ideas.
Look, you guys, these three AI money-making methods are great for beginners, but the truth is that people who truly dominate the AI economy are not just selling services; they're disrupting entire industries; they're leveraging AI in ways that 99% of people don't even see yet. I call them the "fifth lever disruptors," and if you want to go beyond freelancing and start playing in the next league where AI doesn't just make you money but it multiplies it, then make sure you watch this video next. Until next time, thank you so, so much for watching. I'm so grateful that you took the time to watch this video till the end. Like it if you did; be sure to subscribe if you haven't done so; and also share it with anyone in your circle of friends or family who you think needs to watch this video. Thank you again, and I'll see you soon. Bye.