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👀 New video from Chris Koerner…
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 👇
Cost of Veo 3 = $250 a month, but half off for the first 3 months.
🤖 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]
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…
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.
A recent video from Greg Isenberg and Tony Ge 👇
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…
💬 Greg reckons…
Every company would pay for that, like $300 a month
💬 Pat Walls tweets…
Please comment on this thread with a recent "AI agent" you deployed, what it does, and how you built it…
I want to hear how people are ACTUALLY using AI agents to improve their life / save time / make more money.
Check the replies for agents that could become businesses 🤖
For example, Logan Brown replies…
Built an AI nutritionist that texts me. Creates meal plans based on goals, checks in throughout the day, keeps track of calories/macros when I text it what I’m eating (including pictures)
It’s nice because it’s not an app. Most consistent I’ve been with my diet in years.
Turn that into a service and sell to health coaches and nutritionists, to help their clients stay on track 👍
💬 Andrea Bosoni tweets it…
look at the narratives influencers are pushing and tap into the demand they’re creating.
Just look at Bryan Johnson and what he’s doing around longevity.
It’s not a coincidence that many new startups are launching in the health monitoring space.
Doing this removes the burden of having to educate an unaware audience and shortens the sales cycle.
What big influencers are you following?
What narratives are they pushing? 🧐
Can you ride that wave somehow?
Peter Dgt follows up with a ChatGPT prompt to find product ideas, beginning with…
You are a 0.1% market researcher who focuses solely on fundamental truths
Culture is shifting — identify not passing trends, but true monumental shifts that have at least six months of behavioral evidence in the market.
Focus on areas where users are already aware of the need (no education required), but the market is underserved — meaning there is clear demand but low supply.
The guys from Authority Hacker run through the five agents...
Their conclusion 👇
The email management for newsletters would be what I would choose because it's high value you can sell it for $5-10K plus [per month]
They show an example of an AI agent they've created for their own newsletter.
With that in place, all they have to do is write some rough notes / bullet points for each edition 📝
An AI agent takes those notes, researches and fleshes everything out, then writes up a draft of the newsletter using previous editions as a guide to nail the voice / writing style.
Still some light human editing needed before sending, but overall the AI saves a ton of time and money (compared to hiring someone or doing it all yourself) 💪
The result…
30% open rate on the list to tens of thousands of people… the clickthrough rate is also very high… people actually like it. This newsletter has driven a lot of revenue over the years.
The idea is to set up and maintain agents like this for clients.
Definitely a learning curve to learn how to build AI agents, but tons of opportunity there if you're willing to do the work 🔥
💬 Cody Schneider tweets…
you can do this in 24 hours
find an exact match keyword domain that has some search volume for "x report template"
Examples…
🤖 Then…
have ai program you whatever the tool is
app is they give you raw data, you make report for them…
deploy, charge a subscription, build backlinks to that exact match domain
get it to rank page 1 for the target keyword in the URL
pixel those people, remarket to them indefinitely
you now have a business
Nasir Shadravan replied…
I did this for aipostergenerator.com
Had organic traffic from day 1… revenue is picking up slowly.
💬 Chris Koerner tweets…
1. Use Zillow's API to scrape all homes that have been listed for 12+ months.
2. Use OpenAI's API to display them with fresh paint.
3. Send the pic to the homeowner or agent with a price.
4. Sell the leads to a painting co, or start one yourself.
5. OR, start an agency that does this for home service businesses in any niche.
Landscaping, pools, roofing, tree trimming etc etc etc.
🧐 Why does this work?
It removes friction and the need to think. Don't force your prospects to be creative or think. Show them what THEIR personalized final product looks like…
Show an overweight person exactly what they'd look like skinny. Before and after photos are already insanely effective
He includes some before/after photos generated with ChatGPT, the kind you could use for step two 👀

🚀 Eric from Exploding Ideas writes…
Right now, there’s a blazing chance to cash in on the meteoric rise of wake windows, with global search interest hitting 100 on Google Trends in 2025.
A wake window is how long a baby can stay awake before needing sleep. It's a big deal for parents looking to keep their kids rested and happy 👶
Eric has a few ideas for cashing in on this trend, including…
A wake window app with a freemium model—$5/month for premium tracking, 10K users nets $530K yearly profit after $70K costs. Add AI predictions for extra oomph.
A sleep consulting gig in Utah or North Carolina—$150/session, 50 clients/week brings $432K annual profit after $10K marketing. Bundle digital guides for $20 a pop.
A franchise blending app, consulting, and sleep gear sales, targeting hotbeds like Australia and Canada—scale to 5 hubs for $3M revenue in 3–5 years.
📝 Ian Nuttall tweets a demo of a Chrome extension he built and writes…
chrome extensions are just perfect for vibe coders to use ai to build utility apps (and saas too)
- cursor is very good at building them (gemini & claude)
- super easy to test them locally
- built in distribution via the chrome web store
- so many old manifest 2 extensions you can rebuild
- easy to find contact info to acquire competitorsi built this tool in one shot… thinking it could be part of a much larger helper tool to write posts, find content ideas, run better giveaways, create carousels etc
sometimes vibe coding to scratch your own itch can give you plenty of ideas for your next biz
💬 Rohit Lakhotia chimes in…
Vibe coded a Chrome extension that converts all currency on a webpage to your local currency with real-time forex rate…
All done in less than an hour using Cursor.
👀 A recent video from Jesse Cunningham…
He doesn't actually show that he earned $5K but his process is sound 💪
First…
Go to ChatGPT and ask it: give me a list of keywords to type into Upwork to find jobs that easily can be done with AI code and tools like Replit.
Get ChatGPT to shortlist the jobs, pick one, then copy/paste the job description into ChatGPT and get it to create a prompt for Replit.
Spend a few minutes building a demo in Replit – easier than it sounds – then send that to the client along with a screencast 😎
That should help you stand out from other proposals.
What you're trying to do here is to get your foot in the door and build relationships with really good people… We can make a lot of money, but you'll make more money if you do a good job and… earn people's trust



📝 On Reddit…
The #1 tip 👇
Find jobs posted on LinkedIn in the past 1 or 2 hours instead of 24 hours
1) Search for your desired job and filter by “Past 24 hours”
2) In the URL, change from 86400 to 3600 or 7200 — 86400 represents 24 hours, 3600 is 1 hour, and 7200 is 2 hours.
It effectively increases the chances of my resume being seen, without any extra effort!
Based on that, Honey Syed would like to see a Chrome extension that shows jobs that have been posted in the last hour on LinkedIn…
Hack to getting a job:
Only apply to jobs that have been posted in the last hour to get in front of the line.
Sounds like a quick and easy extension to build, especially with AI 🤖