💸 5 ways to make money with ChatGPT

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• 🤖 Making money with ChatGPT

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SUPERCHARGE YOURSELF WITH AI

A couple of months ago I talked about million-dollar AI businesses that are bound to become a reality. Today, I’m here to talk about an AI tool that is a reality, which you can start using today to make money.

It's called... drum roll please… ChatGPT. And if this isn’t a shock to you then that means you’re keeping up in the AI & tech world so kudos to that.

And if you don’t know what it is then I’m about to introduce you to it like you’re on a blind date.

Meet ChatGPT, it's an exciting AI language model developed by OpenAI, a tech company backed by billions of dollars from investors like Microsoft and they've figured out how to do something pretty spectacular.

This AI model can pretty much create anything you ask it to and respond in a way that's almost indistinguishable from a human.

Whether it's copywriting for websites, crafting marketing emails to boost engagement, or even writing blog posts, ChatGPT can do it all. Want to write like your favorite author or blog? With ChatGPT, it's possible! By training it to imitate their writing style, ChatGPT can help you create content that matches their tone and voice.

And probably the coolest thing (imo), it can write you code. Like really complex code. You can have it write different sections of a website or app with one simple prompt!

This is why it's reached 100 million monthly active users in just 2 months. You're looking at the fastest growing technology in the world!

Many are even saying this chatbot will beat out the biggest search engine in the world, Google because of its ability to create what you tell it, not only search.

To get your mind turning about all the possibilities available with such a powerful technology here are 5 real-life benefits.

#1 Let’s say you’re a copywriter making $15 an article on Fiverr. Something that’s very common.

Instead of you having to use all of your brainpower when you just spent the whole day working, use ChatGPT, the right way. ChatGPT can generate content in minutes, which you can tailor to clients' needs. You'll still need to perfect the content to meet client expectations, but AI reduces the legwork.

Don’t prompt it to “create a slogan for a shirt company”, that’s too broad. Prompt it to “create a slogan for a hip and trendy shirt company targeting teens that love to skate and hang out at skate parks.”

The more specific you can make it the better.

And that leads me into #2 Prompt Engineering

The more specific and effective you can be with your prompts the more useful this AI technology will be.

That is why prompt engineering is said to be a huge job market in the near future and already "one of the hottest jobs in generative AI". Plus, it doesn't require you to know a ton of coding like a software developer does.

Companies need people who know how to make the AI do what they want and they're willing to pay for it...big time. Try $175k - $335k 🤯

I checked out the application and they are asking to know a little code and the basics of how a LLM (Large Language Model) works, but I'd study it for 6 months with that type of money!

#3 Let’s say you wanted to grow a following on Twitter. ChatGPT is really good at this.

Tell it to “Write a Twitter thread including 10 tips to succeeding as a single mother in the tone of Tim Ferris.” You can expect to receive a response that is both engaging and informative, helping you attract more followers to your Twitter account.

You can also have it summarize famous books to create engaging Tweet threads - a common way to gain traction on Twitter. AlexandBooks and many twitter accounts have sone this and seen massive growth!

Heck, this could even help you become more efficient in your day job. I know many of you are teachers. You could ask it to “come up with fun and engaging games, with exact directions for both teacher and student, for learning the periodic table for 30 students grade 5 and keep in mind my class is only 45 minutes long.”

It’s really your creativity and thinking outside the box that will enable you to use ChatGPT to its full potential.

#4 YouTube Script Writing - something YouTubers pay hundreds of dollars for

If you've ever felt like writing scripts is tough and time consuming, you’re right, but with ChatGPT you can do it in half the time.

1. To use it in this context, input a prompt or question related to your video topic and ChatGPT will provide a response.

2. You can keep refining your prompt and generating more thoughtful responses until you find the phrases and ideas you want to include in your script.

3. Or have it do all the heavy lifting and prompt it to "write a YouTube script for me about why the rich are rich in a fun and engaging way including key points and jokes throughout. Make it 2000 words or less.” and Voila! you have a script that might be 70% of the way done.

It most likely won't be perfect but it will get you started in the right direction and save you some carpal tunnel.

#5 Emails for High Ticket Sales

A few weeks ago I wrote about high ticket sales and one of the main things was reaching out to potential clients. ChatGPT can create emails aimed at high ticket sellers.

Tell it to do a quick intro of yourself and what to include, request a meeting, and make it different every time.

It can also help you with learning how to sell high ticket items.

Ask it to "Give me key selling points on why someone would want to buy a real estate course teaching the fundamentals of rental properties."

It will then spit out things you can bring up when you're trying to close those deals that get you 20% commission.

And if you’re wondering about more ways to use ChatGPT efficiently, you can start with these effective prompts or if you’re feeling extra motivated ask ChatGPT itself! Just be specific or you’ll get answers like this!

#6 BONUS!! Make it write your wedding speech 😂😂

Some Redditor asked ChatGPT to write his wedding speech. You gotta love Reddit!

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That's a wrap ladies & gents!

DISCLAIMER: None of this is financial advice. This newsletter is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Please be careful and do your own research.