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💬 Tim Bennetto tweets…
These 20+ free tools bring 10K visitors/DAY to Pallyy.
Each took 1 day to build.
- use ahrefs to find tools in your niche
- build the most simple version you can
- repeat 20x
Tim built those tools with AI 🤖
However, someone replied to Tim…
Repeated 100 times - no success 😅
That person tried building tools on a new website and struggled to rank.
He probably will get traffic eventually, but it's a long game.
A quicker way to monetize: build such tools for established websites.
Reach out to site owners in a niche you're familiar with, point them to Tim's tweet for proof of concept 👍
Pitch them some ideas for tools you could build.
Benchmark the cost against Google ads = minimum $1.55 CPC.
1000 visitors = $155.
Each of Tim's tools bring in 10,000+ visitors per month on average.
🤑 So $500 per tool would be a fair price to charge, IMO.
A few weeks back I shared how you can earn money as an AI actor 👀
Someone tried it and earned $150.
Well now you can earn money as an AI singer 🎶
From Kits.ai…
Kits Earn lets you turn your unique voice into an income stream. Create a verified model of your vocals, and earn every time someone downloads the output.
I couldn't find any reports of people earning money with this yet, but it's still fairly new.
I did find this video on the Kits YouTube channel 👇
It says there that you can earn $0.085 per downloaded minute of audio on Kits.
Compared to $0.004 per stream on Spotify.
Let me know if you give this a try 🙏
Brian Dean is a successful entrepreneur ($3.2M ARR) who brainstormed a few business ideas on a recent podcast 🎙️…
The first one is an AI Content Updater for Publishers, and he says it's a "take my money situation."
The software Brian describes 👇
• Automatically finds & updates outdated content
• Fixes broken links, outdated stats, irrelevant info
• Integrates with CMS for seamless updates
• Target: Large publishers with 1000s of posts
• Potential: $1k-$10k/month per enterprise client
Brian has a site with only 500 posts and says it's a pain to keep the content updated.
Big publishers likely feel that pain a lot more, so they'd be happy to pay big money for a solution 💰
The software could start out as a WordPress plugin, maybe hire someone to help build it if you're not a coder.
Similar to Joe Davies…
💬 Steph Smith tweets…
What is stopping you from:
1. Screen recording your processes
2. AI-generating an SOP with Loom
3. Asking GPT-o1 what can be automated
4. Using Cursor to automate those pieces
Strikes me that you could offer this as a service 💡
Get clients to walk through their processes with you on a recorded call.
Or just have them record a screencast of a process, like Steph suggests.
You then figure out a way to automate those processes, custom-build tools with AI as needed 🤖
A couple of people who are doing well with this kind of service…
Live Tourney is an app that lets golf courses ⛳️ organize tournaments and track scores.
We featured it in the newsletter earlier this year…
Pat Walls tweets…
I bet you could build an app just like this for ANY hobby sport.
Then he asked ChatGPT…
give me a list of hobby sports that might need an app to track scores
I did the same and got back 18 suggestions, see them all here 👍
Starting with…
1. Pickleball – Growing rapidly in popularity, score tracking and match history would be helpful.
2. Table Tennis (Ping Pong) – An app could track scores, match history, and player stats.
3. Disc Golf – Apps can be used for tracking scorecards, course maps, and progress over time.

📝 Someone posted on Reddit…
We recently added an AI chatbot to our website and it's been incredible for engaging visitors and converting them into leads…
We took all our publicly available company info – white papers, webinar content, email marketing text, lead magnets, website copy, etc. – and fed it into the AI to create a custom chatbot…
Then we added a chat widget in the corner that says something like "Hey, there! I know everything about the company. Feel free to ask me anything!" …
The results have been amazing. We're getting way more leads through the chatbot than we ever did with static forms.
How about doing this for companies as a service? 🤔
Set up and prime the chatbot, install it on their website, monitor the results, deliver regular reports and insights.
Someone in the comments recommends Tawk.to for creating chatbots, looks like they have a free plan 👍



Check out this 19-second video on X 👀
See that woman talking in the video?
She's AI generated 🤖
Well, kind of.
She's actually a real person who uploaded some 4K video of herself speaking, and gave permission for her likeness to be used in videos like that one.
So they can make her say whatever 🤯
Within reason, of course.
Arcads is the company behind this. More examples on their site.
They link to a form from their homepage…
Apparently they will pay you to do this, but the form doesn't say how much 🤔
Still, if you're interested you can sign up and see if they get back to you.
Could be an easy way to earn some extra 💰
(Let me know if you try this!)
Thanks to JK for reporting back on this a week later.
She tried it and reported via email that she received a one-time payment of $150...
For one 2 minute video that I'm going to record today. And they cannot use my likeness in porn...
It's not the smoothest process. I had to submit the video 4 times because they had trouble on their end.
But, it will pay for dinner!

🧐 Jordan O'Connor spotted a great opportunity for AI builders…
Huh... Remove dot bg is pretty expensive. I wonder what it would cost to do the same thing using an AI model.
Remove.bg is a paid tool that removes image backgrounds.
Apparently the website gets 69 million visits/month, so it's likely printing money 🤑
Jordan realized that…
From Remove.bg’s success stories, it’s clear they have B2B clients using them, including clothing brands.
Got me thinking: an AI-powered Remove.bg for ecom stores could do well 📈
An idea framework off the back of that…
PS. Saw this tweet by Matt Palmer after writing the above 👇
Just built and deployed a background removal tool in 20 minutes with Cursor, Claude, & Replit.