This AI Prompt Unlocks 20 Simple Business Ideas
Brian O'Neill on YouTube…
- This AI Prompt Unlocks 20 Digital Products You Can Sell In Seconds…
The prompt 👇
I work as a [insert job]. Tell me 20 problems I deal with daily that other people would pay to avoid.
Use a current or previous job.
Brian uses the example of "3rd grade teacher" and gets a list of 20 problems back 🔥
His next prompt…
Which of these would help me make my first $100 online – and why?
ChatGPT usually recommends that you create some kind of digital info product, like a PDF or ebook, and sell that for a low price 🤑
Brian chimes in…
the next step is to try put something together without overthinking it… you could literally do this in a Google document
Google’s 601 AI Use Cases = Business Idea Gold Mine
Google published this list a few weeks ago 👇
Interesting to see what the big boys are doing, many opportunities to do similar on a smaller scale or for a different niche 🧐
For example…
Contraktor developed a project to analyze contracts with AI. As a result, the company achieved a reduction of up to 75% in the time taken to analyze and review a contract, with the possibility of both reading and extracting relevant data from the documents.
How about vibe coding a “contract summary” service for local freelancers or small landlords 💡
Clients upload their agreement (e.g. lease, NDA, service contract), you run it through an LLM fine-tuned for legal language, then deliver a one-page summary of the key dates, obligations, and risks.
You could even do this manually at first to test demand 😎
Like this guy…
Charging $1000’s Per Month Per Client For This AI Service
A recent video from Authority Hacker 👀
- The AI Service That Pays $8,000 Per Client…
The service 👇
B2B cold email outreach as a way to generate sales for a client.
This is a wildly popular service which a lot of people are offering and a lot of people are paying for right now
They show one company charging between $2000 and $7200 per month for one campaign 🤑
Why is this so powerful right now?
AI lets you personalize every message you send so it feels to the recipient (if you do it correctly) that they're getting a personal email… versus all the templated crap that everyone gets bombarded with every day.
So AI gives you the opportunity to stand out from everyone else who's doing this.
They go on to break down exactly how to build and scale this service, based on their experience doing it for a client 😎
Turning a Messy Manual Process into a $83K/Mo Business
James Layfield
- Founder of Samplify.ai
- $83,000 monthly revenue
These Clip Farming Videos Are Earning $1000+
💬 Dan Kieft says in a recent YouTube video…
With Whop's Content Rewards program, creators will pay you good money to clip their content and post it for them [on social media].
Whop = toolkit + marketplace for selling digital products and services.
Lots of creators there looking to pay you to clip and promote their content.
2:20 mark of another recent video shows several people who have earned $1000+ from individual videos they've posted 🤑…
Back to Dan: he found it time-consuming to find and edit clips from long-form content, so he uses an AI tool to speed up the process.
He doesn't reveal his own earnings from doing that, and clearly he's an affiliate for the tool he recommends.
But the thinking there is sound, and there are lots of other AI tools out there for creating these kinds of clips 💪
You can probably find an alternative with a lifetime deal on AppSumo (aff link).
Steal This AI Startup Idea (Open Pages Creator)
Greg Isenberg and Steph Smith brainstorming on YouTube 👇
- 5 AI Startup Ideas So Good You’ll Quit Your Job in 24hrs…
💡 The first idea: Open Pages Creator…
We need a platform that lets ANYONE create beautiful, data-rich personal dashboards for ANYTHING they track!
Think: surfing sessions, sobriety streaks, tennis matches, reading goals - all visualized YOUR way.
Why it works:
• AI tools like Cursor make custom pages possible
• People CRAVE social motivation
• Current solutions are too limitedBusiness model: Freemium with paid modules ($10-30/month)
I also like their idea of a meme-powered AI matchmaking service 👍
Rather than swiping on photos, users swipe on memes to reveal their sense of humor. The AI then pairs people based on shared humor profiles.
How to Make $500 Per Day with Replit AI
👀 Nic Conley recently posted on YouTube…
Today I had Justin Brooke on to talk about how to turn a $25 Replit account into a $500/day business.
💬 Inspired by Justin's tweet…
If all I had was $50, and I had to make money quickly, this is what I would do…
1. Open Google maps and search some high end services like CPA, real estate, auto detailer, etc
2. Find the one who has the ugliest website.
3. Open the Replit app and give it this prompt:
Build me a 1 page website. I want the navigation menu at the top to say home, about, reviews, services, contact. When the user clicks those menu items it scrolls them down to that section. Use HTML, CSS, and JS for this build. Pull in the reviews from this Google maps profile [link] and also pull information for the about, services, and contact section from their old website here [link]. For the contact section add a Google maps profile from their Google map profile and add their contact information but no contact form.
4. After you pick up your jaw in shock of how good the landing page it built is, make a 2 minute loom video showing off the website.
Then send that to the business owner and offer them the website 👇
try to get $500. That’s a great deal, $250 ain’t bad either. Even if you only get $100, you’ll be making about $100/hr for the work you did
4 Winning Startup Ideas Waiting To Be Discovered
📝 From a recent edition of Greg Isenberg's newsletter…
Most people think finding startup ideas is like mining for gold… But the best ideas aren't buried underground waiting to be discovered. They're sitting on the surface, scattered everywhere, waiting for someone to pick them up.
He goes on to give several examples, including 👇
Ask AI directly. Prompt ChatGPT: “Give me 10 tedious workflows a [job title] does that AI could automate.” Rinse and niche down.
Audit your browser behavior. Check where you’re copy/pasting between tools. That friction is a startup idea.
Run this Google search: site:reddit.com “is there a tool that” + your niche. You’ll find users begging for tools that don’t exist yet.
Watch what small businesses manage in spreadsheets. Go talk to your local dentist, boutique agency, or gym owner. If they’re updating something daily in Excel, there’s an AI agent to be built.
This Whispering AI Yeti is Blowing Up on TikTok
This new TikTok account is blowing up: Yeti-Boo
Basically a realistic-looking AI-generated Yeti doing ASMR, probably using Google's Veo 3 or similar to generate the clips 🤖
One report…
> 1-week-old account
> First video got 8.6M views
> 28.6M total views…full AI video creative storytelling is going to boom real soon.
Think of this as Virtual Influencers 2.0.
And the 1.0's are already earning big money 💰 despite their video content looking obviously computer-generated…
$10 million per year!
That's what virtual influencer Lil Miquela reportedly earns from brand partnerships… Without ever stepping foot in a photo studio.
Earn $2,000/Week With AI-Built Websites
📝 Lewis Patrick writes…
The idea is to build websites for local businesses with an inexpensive AI tool 🤖
And because you can build a professional-looking website in 5 minutes with that tool…
you build the website first, then email them saying: "I built you a website - here's the link. If you like it, I can transfer it to your domain for $400."
You're not asking them to imagine what they'll get. You're showing them the finished product.
Lewis breaks down the numbers 👇
• 5-10 websites in 30 minutes daily
• 50 websites per week
• 10% conversion rate = 5 sales weekly
• $400 per sale = $2,000 weekly revenue…
• Hosting: Pay $25/year, charge $25/month per client
• Ongoing edits: $50-100 per update (restaurants always need menu changes)Once you've done the initial work, the hosting becomes set-and-forget passive income that pays you while you sleep.
Billionaire Founder Wants This Product To Exist
💬 Patrick Collison, co-founder of Stripe, tweets…
I want an AI product that inhabits my AirPods and continually mutters interesting things about the world around me, like an indefatigably burbling tour guide.
"The San Mateo Bridge was built in about a year. When it opened on 2 March 1929, it stretched 7.1 miles, making it longer than any other bridge on Earth at the time."
I've driven over the bridge many times, but never thought to look into its origins until today.
I've noticed there's a Places tab on my Wikipedia app that shows me nearby locations that have Wikipedia articles 📝
Looks like there's an API for this too.
With that and a few hours of vibe coding you could probably create a basic version of the app Patrick has in mind.
Next level would be an app that answers your follow-up questions 💪
$2.8M Per Year Solo Founder: Don’t Miss This Gold Rush
David Bressler
- Founder of Formula Bot
- $2.8 Million annual revenue
Agents as a Service = Massive Opportunity
💬 Michael Karnjanaprakorn, founder of Skillshare, tweets…
I don't want to build AI Agents from scratch. I want to use the best ones someone else created.
Make it one click and easy to use…
For example, I want to subscribe to an "Executive Assistant" AI service.
The "company" behind it would have one AI Manager I interact with 1000s of AI agents and workflows underneath. Constantly updated and optimized.
The AI Manager is personalized and customized for me.
Would easily pay for this.
Another way is one could build the best AI agents "employees"
Apply to companies and have them work there. Collect the salary checks.
Or could be a long-tail marketplace where the best AI agents rise to the top.
Whichever way this manifests, there seems to be a massive opportunity.
Doctor Built His Own App With AI & Saved $100K
Amjad Masad is the CEO of Replit, a popular platform for building apps with AI 🤖
He recently tweeted a message from a Replit user…
I’m a doctor with no coding experience at all and I’ve built in 5 days a fully functioning app for my clinic with integration into bookings system, ability to request prescriptions, a habit tracker, nutrition tracker with a built in database, a sleep tracker, a medication tracker with built in database and ai agent answering common medication questions, a workout tracker with built in 150 exercise database, a weight and BMI tracker, an ai agent with a symptom checker and a premium content and course area.
All with beautiful transitions and matching my website.
This would’ve taken me 1–2 years to have implemented at a cost of £100–150k.
So far it’s cost me £75 with the additional usage.
I literally cannot believe it.
Goes to show how easy it has become to build software 😎
Play around with Replit for a few days and you could build apps like this for clients.
Here's an example of someone who did just that and earned $750 💰
Someone Cloned His Simple Project And Makes $2K/Month
Vinny
- Founder of CoverLetterGPT
- $550 monthly revenue
7 Ways To Make Money With Google’s Game-Changing AI Tool
👀 New video from Chris Koerner…
- Google Veo 3 Just Changed the Game: Here’s Your Money-Making Tutorial…
Veo 3 is an impressive AI video generation tool 🤖
Chris calls it…
the first AI filmmaker.
And there are so many ways we can monetize this stuff.
Some of the money-making ideas he shares 👇
- Offer ad-style videos to brands (charge up to $1K/mo)
- Create cinematic promotional content for local businesses (eg. flyovers, before/after shots).
- Stock Footage: upload AI-generated niche video clips to sites like Adobe Stock or Pond5.
- Sell prompt packs: Niche bundles – eg. “10 Veo prompts for fitness coaches” – via Gumroad or Etsy.
- Generate custom b-roll for creators, influencers, and small businesses.
- Launch tutorials/courses: Teach others how to prompt, produce, and profit from Veo.
- Create a newsletter or community: Share prompt ideas, tools, strategies (eg. “AI Video Vault”).
Cost of Veo 3 = $250 a month, but half off for the first 3 months.
$100M Brands Are Begging For This AI Service
🤖 Cody Schneider writes about AI agents he's been building lately, including…
3. facebook ads
scrape competitor ads
use chatgpt api to create ad variations
upload to test campaign
turn off campaign after 1 weeks
slack me which ones performed best
Offering that as a service would be 🔥
Imagine saying to a client: tell me what competitor you want to emulate and I'll run a similar ad campaign for you.
Meanwhile, Romain Torres writes 👇
introducing the first ever ai growth engineer:
$100m brands are begging for it, we made it public:> scrapes your competitor ads (Whisper)
> ask GPT4 common patterns
> generate new scripts (o1)
> auto-generate 10+ variations with arcads.ai [affiliate link]
Make $100 Online Fast (With Help From ChatGPT)
Brian O'Neill shows how to use ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas for a simple info product, then market and sell it quickly 🚀…
Starting with this prompt…
I want to earn my first $100 online but have no idea where to start. what skills do i have that are transferable to an online business based on my job as a human resources manager. I want to keep this super simple and avoid overthinking. I want to get something launched fast.
Replace "human resources manager" with your own job. Or, focus on skills or hobbies you have, or a life transformation you went through.
Basically leverage whatever personal experience you can 💪
Once you've settled on an idea for a product…
- Record yourself brain-dumping everything you know
- Feed the transcript back into ChatGPT
- Have it to format the info into a short and concise guide
- Turn that into a PDF via Google Docs
- List it for sale on Gumroad
- Follow ChatGPT's marketing recommendations to get your first sales
In Brian's example, ChatGPT recommends promoting on LinkedIn with a message like this 👇
Reviewed thousands of applications as an HR manager. Most people fail before the interview. Just created a checklist—grab it here.
Companies Would Pay $300/Month For This AI Service
A recent video from Greg Isenberg and Tony Ge 👇
- My Voice AI Agent Negotiated 800+ Business Deals in 1 Day (FULL Tutorial)…
Tony basically built an AI voice agent (demo at the 0:20 mark) that cold called luxury watch dealers and made them a lowball offer for a specific watch.
He shows that one dealer accepted a $19,000 offer for a $33,000 watch…
[So I can] go buy this watch for $19,000… then go on the secondary market and sell it for like $22,000 and make like $3000… and then do that at scale… you can automate this even further
Several commenters note that cold-calling with AI may actually be illegal in some states 😕
But at about the 21-minute mark Greg throws out another AI business idea…
- Set up a number that customers can call and leave feedback
- Summarize their feedback with AI
- Post summaries to Slack and send weekly reports
💬 Greg reckons…
Every company would pay for that, like $300 a month
