Finessing Chat GPT to make money

[BlazedWun]

Yeah once you reach 1k subscribers and 4k watch hours you can run ads. Took about a month for my channel. Then you gotta start an Adsense account and get approved and you can run the ads and get paid. And YouTube monetizes all my videos. There is nothing illegal about it. I’m not taking anyone’s music, everything is original

the voice isnt, and that could be a legal grey area.

IDK. If I was a rapper and somebody was doing that to me at the least I would be very offended

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

I just started an ai channel and website coming soon… calling it “artificial idiot” and have the domain artificialidiot.com

Gonna learn some techniques and create content and tutorials and such…..


Gonna monetize it of course to get some money back lol

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

the voice isnt, and that could be a legal grey area.

IDK. If I was a rapper and somebody was doing that to me at the least I would be very offended

Yeah that’s where the grey area is because I don’t think it’s any laws on the books, but I’m sure there will be soon. But technically the same thing could be achieved without AI. Like if someone can just naturally mimic someone’s voice without the aid of software.

I made a post on here in another thread about me playing some Nas shyt I did for an artist who got a few platinum hits and that everyone knows. I expected him to be totally against it. I asked him what he thought about me being able to replicate Nas voice and make real songs. His answer was that he didn’t care as long as he got paid. That’s just one opinion but that gave me some insight. Some artist would be completely against it just off principle and some don’t care as long as they get paid. But they are currently not getting paid.

 

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How To Build A $100,000/Year Income With ChatGPT - 4 Steps

AI helps you multiply your output. You don’t need years of industry experience. You can start right where you are, and this article will show you how.

1. Use Transferable Skills To Pick Your Lane​

Even if you’re a beginner, early in your career, or new to a particular industry, or new to using AI tools like ChatGPT beyond just for fun or superficial tasks, there are certain skills that you likely already have that you probably take for granted. For example:

• Writing
• Communication
• Presentation
• The ability to break down concepts into simple explanations
• Providing advice, mentorship and support
• Managing social media

Some of these may be hobbies, and others are things that you routinely do when no one is watching, because you’re skilled in those areas and enjoy them. They come naturally to you. These are the perfect skills to begin with when you're starting your own business, because they don't require you to learn anything new, at least when you're starting out.

Of course you'll need to brush up on your knowledge, but you won't need to expend months and years in learning a new skill, because you're capitalising on something that's already accessible.

You can even give ChatGPT this prompt:

You’re a career coach and your mission is to help me discover how to make money with my skills. Ask me a series of questions to help me uncover what my transferable skills are, pulling from my hobbies, interests, and any volunteer or prior work experience, even if initially they seem unrelated.

2. Use ChatGPT To Learn Fast​

Wherever there are any gaps in your learning or knowledge, use AI to help you accelerate skill building and development. Take a crash course using ChatGPT.

For example, you can ask it to:

• Summarize industry trends
• Provide key data and facts
• Deliver feedback as you’re working
• Role-play and practice

You can also ask it to assign you a learning plan and then follow up with a prompt to get it to give you the content for each aspect of the learning plan, as well as recommendations for how you can develop your skills further so you can be at the top of your industry. This allows you to build skills and knowledge without needing to spend too much time or resources for now.

Of course, as you start to earn, you can reinvest into your professional development and undertake professional certifications, training, and online courses.

3. Use ChatGPT To Launch A Simple, High-Impact Service/Product​

The next step is to launch a simple but high-impact offer that you know solves a pain point in your target client’s lives. It could be that your target clients lack a strong LinkedIn presence, they may have low social media engagement, or they might be consistently receiving negative press, and then you could step in with your PR or digital/social media marketing skills.

Whatever their pain is, use ChatGPT to:

• Ideate your offer
• Package your skill into a service or digital product
• Develop the product/service
• Automate the entire set-up using AI tools and Zapier, to create a workflow that runs while you sleep

You can get ideas of what specific ChatGPT prompts to use, here in my recent Forbes article.

4. Track Your Progress And Adapt Quickly​

The key to growth of any kind--financial, career, or business, is self-awareness and reflection. Critical thinking and analysis help you read in between the lines, identify patterns, and recognize what’s working as well as areas for improvement.

This helps you to stop wasting your time and energy on areas of your freelance business (or even ideas) that bring little to no financial results, boosting your efficiency and bringing you closer to your $100,000/year goal.

Ask ChatGPT:

Based on the photos attached [screenshot your dashboard, results page, feedback online, or other data] what are the key insights I can gather about my audience, my market, and what they need? What is working so far? What are the common themes here, and what should I stop doing, and start doing more of?

The most successful freelance professionals and entrepreneurs are able to leverage AI tools such as ChatGPT, not for basic task like writing emails (although that can be helpful) but for strategy, uncovering deep insights, and enabling data-driven decision making.

Build Your Income Using ChatGPT​

Your employer may have given you a payment ceiling; negotiating a pay rise might be challenging or unrealistic. But that doesn’t need to limit your options. Start where you are, and combine:

• Rapid skill development
• Leverage of existing skill set
• Simple offers that are in high demand
• AI-powered workflows, marketing, and delivery

This is how you eventually achieve and exceed your $100,000/year goal.

How To Build A $100,000/Year Income With ChatGPT

How much money is enough for you to live comfortably? Here's how to earn online using ChatGPT to help you boost your salary so you can make $100,000+ in 2025.

www.forbes.com

 

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LMK if yall tired of the articles / videos

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

LMK if yall tired of the articles / videos

Never.

 

[The Fade]

LMK if yall tired of the articles / videos

Appreciate you breh. Thank you for not being a gatekeeping ass nikka. Seriously

 

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3 ChatGPT Hacks To Turn Your Skills Into Revenue This Week

Turn your existing skills into sustainable income using these three ChatGPT hacks this week. Make AI tools work for you.

www.forbes.com

3 ChatGPT Hacks To Turn Your Skills Into Revenue This Week

Right now, you could be turning your everyday skills into capital, leveraging them into real income streams; but instead, you’re playing small with ChatGPT and AI tools. You're copying what everyone else does, and with shallow effort comes shallow results.


So, in this short article, you’ll discover a number of ideas to use ChatGPT to help you leverage your skills in ways you never dreamed were possible, so you can actually make a difference in your life, career, and finances, and benefit others.

3 ChatGPT Hacks To Turn Your Skills Into Money In 2025​

Let’s begin:

ChatGPT Hack No. 1: Give ChatGPT A Mission​

When you're phrasing your prompts, bear in mind that your wording really does matter and influences the output you'll receive.

For example, you could say:

Give me a content calendar for my blog or about health and wellness.


Or instead, you could say:

Example: “I am a health and wellness coach and I'm creating a blog. Your mission is to enable me to achieve 500 subscribers within 90 days. Give me a step-by-step breakdown and strategy including what times to schedule my blogs and what topics would resonate most with my audience right now in July 2025.”

For some weird reason, telling ChatGPT “your mission is,” or “you’re on a mission to…” seems to generate more thoughtful, quality responses. Try it for yourself.

ChatGPT Hack No. 2: Give The Bot Clear Parameters​

When you're conversing with ChatGPT, you're conversing with a bot and you're training it to give you exactly what you want.

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The more well-trained it is, the better the outcome. It's just like training a child. You need to have rules enforced and restrictions in place as guidelines for the child to follow, and that's exactly how ChatGPT works.


You can't just give it a prompt and expect it to give you quality results on the first attempt. You've got to train it, and one way to train it effectively is to tell it what not to do.

For example, if asking ChatGPT for content ideas, or if asking it for support in developing your brand voice as a freelance tech consultant on LinkedIn, you can say,

Example: Your mission is to help me create and define my brand voice. You can use words and phrases like X, Y, Z, but you must not include A. B, and C.

Establishing the rules clearly is also helpful when you’re creating folders on ChatGPT for separate projects, or creating instructions in the settings section of your ChatGPT account.

ChatGPT Hack No. 3: Stack Your Prompts​

Another worthwhile hack is that of stacking your prompts, or building from them, to generate a highly detailed output or finished product by the end.

Unfortunately, this is where many people go wrong. They’ll type in a prompt like, “Help me write a blog about corporate wellness,” and leave it at that.

Writing prompts in this way leaves no room for growth, learning, or improving your skills. And you certainly won’t be able to monetize the output because it will be shallow.

Instead, try this:

1. Start with a detailed prompt, like the ones above.
2. Provide sufficient context.
3. Once you receive your answer, prod further. Ask questions like:

• Why would you recommend XYZ?
• What's the reasoning behind this?
• What if I tried ABC?
• Give me X examples of this strategy in action.

Then take it a step further and screenshot your screen, or photograph whatever work you created based on ChatGPT’s advice, and attach it to your prompt and ask,

• Does this fit the requirements based on what you shared with me?
• What are the pros and cons of this?
• What are the strengths and weaknesses of this?

Why These ChatGPT Hacks Work (And How To Make Money With Them)​

For the first ChatGPT hack listed above (giving it a mission), you’re able to turn it into your assistant and generate targeted responses that are totally aligned with your goals and are more focuses on what you need. Using this in combination with the rest of the prompt body enables you to achieve things like:

• If your skill is in writing: Launching a full-time business as a social media copywriter.
• If your skill lies in illustration and design: Creating a robust, tailored business plan that ensures a steady pipeline of income each month, even in drier seasons

For the second hack (giving ChatGPT clear parameters), this involves guidelines such as:

• Your target audience/clientele
• Word count limits
• Speaking style
• Design limitations
• Brand voice and tone
• Industry and market context

This helps you as a freelancer to stay relevant and produce high-quality deliverables that actually work, because they’re not generic. You’re able to monetize your skills, in a very specific niche, because you’ve restricted ChatGPT to that niche, meaning everything produced is highly specific, targeted, in-demand, and client-ready.

Finally, with prompt stacking, you’re able to do things like:

• Develop a full pipeline of content to establish thought leadership in your industry
• Create a digital product from your skills (like an e-book or course) and manage its GTM journey from start to finish, right from the ideation stage.
• Build clear offers and promote them online using a full omnichannel strategy without any gaps

 

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YouTube finally starting to crackdown on A.I. videos

www.thecoli.com

 

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[Chrishaune]

Like I said....

The only time I see most people using A.I. is to try to scam people.

 

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(ignore the ad for Chatronix, use this as a gameplan)

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ChatGPT became my business partner – and helped me escape paycheck-to-paycheck life in the UK​

When I first started using chatbot ChatGPT, I wasn’t looking to build a business. I just needed help drafting an email. But within months, this artificial intelligence tool became the core of a $10K/month income stack – all from my flat in London.

I’m not a developer. I didn’t raise funding. I don’t even have a business degree.

But with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and one powerful AI platform called Chatronix, I built five income streams – and replaced my full-time job.

Here’s exactly how.

ChatGPT helped me launch a Notion template shop – my first passive income stream​

ChatGPT gave me the prompt logic and structure I needed to turn my productivity habits into digital products.

I used it to:

• Break down my weekly goal-setting system
• Structure each Notion block for users
• Write landing pages and product descriptions
• Automate email sequences via MailerLite

Prompt example:

“Create a Notion template structure that includes daily focus goals, dopamine reward tracking, and task checklists.”

Within 3 days, I had a product live on Gumroad.
Within 3 weeks, I made my first £2,000.

Now, this one template earns me ~$1,800/month passively.

ChatGPT powered my freelance writing – and helped me pass AI detection tools​

Freelancing was my next move – but everyone was worried about “AI content.”

ChatGPT helped me write like a human, but I didn’t stop there. I used Claude to humanize the tone, and Gemini to strip any robotic phrasing.

Prompt chain:

1. ChatGPT: “Write a 700-word article on burnout for freelancers.”
2. Claude: “Rewrite this like someone journaling after a long day. Add emotion and reflection.”
3. Gemini: “Detect and rewrite phrases that might trigger AI detection tools.”

I pitched UK clients on Fiverr and LinkedIn – offering “humanized AI copy.”

Now, freelance writing brings in ~$2,500–$3,000/month on average.

ChatGPT helped me build a micro-consulting funnel – and land UK clients​

ChatGPT, as a chatbot and business coach, helped me build an offer I didn’t know I had.

Prompt:

“Create a 3-step consulting service for productivity coaching using AI tools like Notion, ChatGPT, and time tracking apps.”

It returned:

• Phase 1: Audit your current focus habits
• Phase 2: Implement AI-assisted scheduling
• Phase 3: Weekly Notion + GPT check-ins

I turned that into a £97 “starter package” and marketed it on Gumroad, Reddit, and Product Hunt. I also ran a free webinar using ChatGPT to write the entire script.

This consulting funnel now brings in $2,000+ a month, mostly from UK-based solopreneurs and creators.

ChatGPT let me sell mini digital guides – in under 48 hours​

I wanted fast digital products that could sell 24/7. ChatGPT helped me write mini eBooks and guides in hours.

Topics I’ve published:

• “AI Tools for Busy Freelancers”
• “ChatGPT for Students in the UK”
• “How to Use Claude for Emotional Writing”
• “Daily Routines Built With Gemini”

I used Chatronix to test variations of titles, descriptions, and tone across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini – all from one dashboard.

Each guide sells for £7–£12, and I now earn ~$1,500/month from this stream alone.

I Used ChatGPT to Build My Income Stack in the UK - $10K+ a Month

ChatGPT became my business partner - and helped me escape paycheck-to-paycheck life in the UK When I first started using chatbot ChatGPT, I wasn’t looking

metapress.com

 

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Like I said....

The only time I see most people using A.I. is to try to scam people.

be the change you wish to see, breh

This thread is full of examples / people of how to use AI to create income streams without scamming