AI side hustles: Easy Money Online

One of the most talked-about subjects of the year is AI (artificial intelligence). Today, we're going to look at some practical ways you can use this new technology to either launch a brand-new company or expand an existing one.

Matt Wolfe from FutureTools.io and the Future Tools YouTube account will be assisting me as I go through these. Longtime friend Matt has been researching AI technology and associated side businesses.

Here are our top choices for side businesses in AI that you can begin.

1. A website about AI-powered content

Matt's FutureTools.io is an excellent example of the resurgence of niche websites.

AI tools are gathered and arranged by FutureTools.io. Matt uses AI to create descriptions for each tool and has automated the process of adding new tools to the website.

Matt utilizes his affiliate links for the roughly 25% of the website's tools that have an affiliate program.

It's simple to rapidly generate a ton of informative content using AI tools like Chat GPT. GPT-3 Playground, another free utility from Open AI, allows you to familiarize yourself with how the program operates.

It can be used to edit material, summarize articles, and try prompts. Consider it a type of thought generator.

However, you should polish it with your own voice if you want your material to rank. Google has issued a warning that material created entirely using AI and edited by machines is unlikely to perform well in search results.

Matt advises that it's wise to go back and treat AI somewhat like a rough copy. "I personally would do it that way" he said.

2. Copywriter for Hire

Professional copywriters can charge up to $250 per hour. These are the authors of the advertising, email marketing, and product descriptions' sales text.

Could Chat GPT help you write your content faster?

"One skill a copywriter must possess is the ability to generate the big concept, or the hook", according to Matt.

Right now, AI tools can help you create a rough draft, but they can't quite give you the hook or angle you need to create effective content.

"I believe that the copywriters who will succeed will be the ones who are good at looking at things from a perspective that the AI can't look at it from," said the author.

Additionally, AI tools are still mainly novel to the general public, leaving plenty of market share open for copywriters to capture.

3. Coloring Books

An AI image creation service called Midjourney debuted in the middle of 2022.

The chance here would be to use the AI tool to rapidly produce new themed coloring books given the popularity of adult coloring books on Amazon.

You can submit your book to Kindle Direct Publishing and receive royalties for each sale.

"You can ask Mid-journey to draw you an exotic car in a coloring book-like manner", Matt said. The image will truly be drawn in black and white with an empty interior.

4. Stock Images

One side hustle Matt’s been testing has been selling AI-generated images on on Adobe Stock.

(Adobe Stock is one of the few big name stock image sites that allow AI-generated art on their platform.)

Matt reported making $50 so far from around 50 picture uploads in sales.

Going where there is already desire has been helpful. The top-selling images from the previous month are displayed to users in an area called "Insights" on the Adobe Stock website. You can search for ideas for images to create using Midjourney.

In doing this side business, Matt says he has personal ethical limits he will never cross. He favors Midjourney over other AI image generation services primarily because of this.

Midjourney "really has its own look now," he says, "so you can see images and go, "That was produced with Midjourney."

Users of Midjourney are given unrestricted access to create up to 25 images. It then costs $10–60 a month after that.

The best thing about this concept is that it is print on demand, so there are no upfront inventory expenses and Amazon will automatically fill all of your orders.

5. No-Face YouTube Channel

Some producers on YouTube make $1,000 per day, making it a powerhouse for online commerce. However, if you don't want to appear on camera, AI tools can assist you in producing engaging films.

For instance, you could make a slide deck with text and pictures using an AI video generator. You can then apply a voiceover to each slide using programs like Da-Vinci Resolve or Screen Flow.

The following are a few AI-driven movie generators to look into:

The "most realistic AI text to speech" application is called Revoicer.

Lumen5 - You can give Lumen5 a link to a blog post or article, and it will convert the text into a video. After that, you can modify the format, input new images, and add music.

Similar to Lumen5, Fliki enables you to convert your blog post or text material into a video or voiceover in a matter of minutes using real-sounding AI voices.

Tome - Tome AI makes it simple to build presentations using GPT-3 and DALL-E 2. It can also help you create a story from start and get over writer's block.

Slides AI - Slides AI makes it simple to make slideshows' slides. After you've finished the first copy, you can alter the appearance and feel of each slide.

A joint audio/video editor is known as Descript. It has a function called Overdub that enables you to produce a voice-to-text model that is incredibly realistic.

6. Fiverr Voice-Over Impressions

The plan is to use Voice.ai, a live, ultra-realistic voice changer, to create famous voice-over impressions that can then be sold on Fiverr.

Given the popularity of voice-over and voice-impression freelance services on online marketplaces, this concept has promise as a side business.

7. Manager of Ad Campaigns

To manage and optimize their ad campaigns, many companies work with agencies or independent contractors. For business owners like Brien Gearin, each customer can bring in over $1,000 a month.

Could you offer a comparable service using resources like Ad Creative?

Ad Creative enables you to quickly create hundreds of effective ad creatives. It also provides real-time input on the effectiveness of your advertisements.

8. Social Media Administration

A lot of businesses, according to Matt, want someone to handle their social media, and AI tools can assist with that.

For instance, Tweet Hunter compiles the most popular tweets across a variety of topics, which you can use as an example when creating your own tweets. Additionally, it provides daily personalized and ready-to-publish tweets, discussion starters, and more.

You can even preview the predicted success of your tweet before you post it using the tool's AI-powered Tweet Predict feature.

You can boost interaction and produce intelligent tweet replies using a different tool called Replai. You can quickly expand your account and increase your exposure with Replai.

9. Image Enhancement

On Fiverr and other online marketplaces, there is a high demand for image enhancement services, for which many people are willing to pay high prices.

You can provide this service without having to be a specialist in Photoshop thanks to AI tools.

For instance, you can remove backgrounds from photos with ClipDrop. With just a few clicks, the tool also enables you to quickly remove parts of a picture.

Even tools that automatically enlarge, improve, clean up, and eliminate watermarks from images are available.

There are numerous tools available, according to Matt, "to simply improve images for the use case that you're trying to go for."

10. Show Notes for Podcasts

Professional show notes authors for podcasts typically charge $25 to $100 per session. Could you offer a comparable service while utilizing an AI tool to speed up the process?

For instance, Melville will create the following from an audio file:

-An interpretation

-An episode synopsis

The episode's most significant themes are listed in bullet notes with timestamps.

Melville at least gives you a decent place to start; you'll still need to go in and clean the show notes draft.

11. Prompt Engineering

When given a prompt, AI tools like ChatGPT and Midjourney spit out various responses, but the quality varies significantly. You will receive various images of a wolf in the wild, for instance, if you ask Midjourney to give you an image of one.

However, if you ask Midjourney for a wolf in a forest in the Synthwave style with the hues X, Y, and Z, you'll probably get better, cooler-looking outcomes that are more in line with what you're after. It appears that people are willing to spend a lot of money for that kind of prompt.

People now have a place to purchase and sell their AI prompts thanks to online markets like Prompt Base!

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