Hice una WEB en 5 minutos con IA GRATIS y así se la vendo a un negocio (sin llamar)

0:00I can't believe you want to earn extra money with artificial intelligence and still haven't tried selling websites to businesses in your city. The thing is, this website you're seeing, I made in 5 minutes with free artificial intelligence, and the 90-second video that goes with it, you send to the owner without having to call them. Today, I'm going to tell you about it from start to finish. How to find the business? How to point out flaws in their website with data, the mockup, the video, and the message you're going to send. Five steps, all free and from your computer. Let's start with what almost no one sees. In your city, there

0:40are surely hundreds of businesses that do great work. Clinics, workshops, academies, physical therapists, with dozens of five-star reviews on Google, but you visit their site on your phone and find a disaster. Tiny text, cropped photos, and the contact phone number hidden at the very bottom. And that costs them money every day, even if they don't realize it. According to Google data, the probability of someone leaving a website increases by 32%when it takes 3 seconds to load instead of one. And that customer who leaves doesn't call to complain; they simply go look for the competition. That's where the opportunity is. But be careful, because almost everyone wastes

1:25it in the same way. They send a message that says, "Hi, I make websites, are you interested?" And the owner, who is busy working, deletes it without reading it. And if not, you have to call, insist, and have them tell you no to your face. And me, when my phone rings with a number I don't recognize, I look at it as if it were going to explode. Selling over the phone isn't really my thing. So we are going to do just the opposite. We aren't going to ask them to trust us. We are going to show them their new website before they say anything. It's like an ice cream

1:57shop. When they let you taste an ice cream with a little spoon. After tasting it, it's very difficult to leave without buying. For that, we are going to use five free tools. Google Maps to find the business. Google PageSpeed Insights to measure their website. Gemini for the audit and text. Looka for the mockup and OBS Studio to record the video. None of them will ask for your card for what we're going to do today. First step, choose well who we are going to write to. I wouldn't target coffee shops or hair salons, not because they don't need a website, but because for them, a new customer is

2:33just a coffee or a haircut. For a clinic, a repair shop, or a renovation company, a new customer can be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars. And that makes a website that brings them customers worth their while. Now, here is the filter that changes everything. Many good reviews and a bad website. The good reviews show that they do good work and have plenty of clients. The bad website tells you they are losing customers who find them online. Look for listings with more than 40 or 50 reviews, a high rating, and a "website" button. And here is a trick so you don't have to use your

3:08phone. In Chrome, press F12, click the phone icon, and you will see the website exactly as a customer would see it on their mobile. Look for three things. Whether there is a visible call or WhatsApp button, if it is readable without zooming, and if their reviews appear somewhere. If they fail two out of three, that’s your target business . And one more thing that’s worth gold: the owner's name. Often, they respond to reviews and sign off with their name. Or you can also find it on their Instagram. Write it down because you will use it in the video. For this video, I will blur out the real

3:42business and create the mockup with a made-up name, "Fisio Rivera," so I don't call anyone out. Second step, point out their website's flaws, but with data, not opinions. Open PageSpeed Insights, which is a free tool from Google itself. Paste the website address and click analyze. Always pay attention to the mobile tab, as that is where most people go to look for a business in their neighborhood. That red number is just for you because it’s not your opinion; it’s Google saying their website is slow. Take two screenshots, this one and the one of their website viewed from a mobile. And now we give them to Gemini so it

4:23translates all this into a language a business owner understands. Look at what I ask for: talk like a business owner and not like an IT guy, because the physical therapist doesn't care about code; give me the three errors that cost them the most clients, ordered from most to least severe. Tell me what a real customer does when they encounter each error. Make sure it doesn't invent anything that isn't visible in the screenshots. And at the end, one short sentence to say out loud

4:52to the owner. And there you have it. Three mistakes explained in plain English and a phrase ready to use. Read the answer carefully and check it yourself on the site because you’re the one showing it to the owner, not Jamie KN. Of the three, stick with the first one. In the video, we’ll only talk about one mistake, the one that will cost them the most money. Third step, the one that really sells: the mockup. We won't make the entire site, just the landing page with their name, services, reviews, and a big WhatsApp button. For that, you'll use Loblable, which in its free plan gives you five

5:28credits a day and lets you publish the site with a link to show it off. The prompt includes the business's real data, and the more specific it is, the better it turns out. I tell it it's just the landing page and that it's designed for mobile first. I provide their colors. I ask for two big buttons at the very top, one that opens WhatsApp with their number and another that calls them directly. Below that, their Google rating, services, three real reviews copied from their profile, and finally the hours and map. And here is the magic. Watch how it assembles itself. The header with the name, the

6:04two buttons, the star rating bar, the services with icons and reviews— things that would take a designer an afternoon. Here, it appears while you have a coffee. Now, the important part: look at it on your phone, which is where the owner and their customers will see it. There’s almost always some detail to polish, so we ask for an adjustment. I ask for a fixed WhatsApp button that stays in view even when scrolling. I ask for the top buttons to be larger on mobile and to check that nothing gets cut off. And look at the difference. Now, wherever the customer is, they have WhatsApp a finger-tap away. We click publish, and now we have

6:43a link that can be opened from anywhere . With the free plan, the link ends in loblable.app and doesn't use their domain, but it’s more than enough to show the owner the mockup. Fourth step, the video that shows it to them. This is the big difference compared to saying "I build websites." The owner doesn't receive an ad; they receive a video about their business with their name and their website. I ask Gemini to create a 90-second script for me in three parts. In the first one, I greet them by name and show them a single flaw in their current website. In the second, I show them the mockup and talk

7:20about what they gain, not how pretty it is. And in the third, I close with zero pressure. Watch out for one detail: the script is to guide you, not for you to read like a robot. If you read it word for word, it shows, and then you’ll definitely get an ad. Read it a couple of times and then tell it in your own words. To record it, I use OBS Studio, which is free. Add the screen capture, check that your mic picks up your voice , and start recording. And don’t try to make it perfect. A video with a few stumbles and your real voice works

7:51better than a polished one, because it’s clear you made it just for them. Don't send the video as a file, it's too heavy and often won't even open. Upload it, for example, to your YouTube channel as unlisted. This way it won't appear on your channel or in searches; only those with the link can see it. And that link is exactly what you're going to send them. Last step, send it to them. I would do it via Instagram and from a computer, which works perfectly. In many small businesses, the owner runs the Instagram and checks it daily, while the website email just gets filled with invoices and spam. If

8:28for some reason they don't have Instagram, the website email can also work. I ask Jimy for two messages. The first, short, mentioning their reviews, saying I've recorded a 90-second video about their website and that there's no commitment. Not a word about price yet, because the only goal of that message is for them to watch the video. I'll save the second one for when they reply . A flat price that states what it includes, the timeframe, and what it doesn't include. And how much to charge . You decide that. I would start with a low, fixed price of a few hundred euros , that compensates for your time and

9:03lets the owner say yes without thinking about it for a week. The important thing is that there are no surprises. What is and isn't included should always be in writing. Now, no fluff, here is what you need to know before you start. One, the free plan gives you five credits a day and at most 30 a month. So it won't be enough for you to make 100 mockups. to test with a few businesses a month, it's plenty, and if you get your first client, you'll see if it's worth paying for. Two, a custom domain is not included in the free plan . To deliver the site with their domain

9:38, you'll need a paid plan or to move it elsewhere, and you must include that in your price. Three, free projects on PayPal are public, so don't include any of the client's private information. Four, regarding photos, use the business's own with their permission, or free stock photos. Never just take photos from any website. Five, this is not magic. Many won't reply, and that's normal. It's a numbers game. The more personalized videos you send, the more responses you'll get. And if someone pays you, do it right—invoice it and keep everything in order, as this is a real job now. Subscribe to the channel if you don't want to miss the next

10:15video, because everything I teach on this channel can be done for free. See you in the next one.