5 Low Effort AI Side Hustles You Can Do At Night (Gemini + ChatGPT)

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0:00If you pay any attention to the news, then you've seen all the layoffs happening because of AI. And you may be thinking, I need to find a way to make money for myself. But what if I'm working a full-time job and I don't have time? That's why I want to share the five best side hustles that you can do at night while working your 9-5. And I know these work because unlike other YouTubers who only tell you about these AI side hustle ideas, this is coming from someone who is personally able to make over 20 $5,000 in just a few months using AI while working in IT at my last

0:369-5 job. It gave me the extra cash to fully pay for more adventures with my friends and to spend more time with my family on vacation. And the best part is that you could do this with just a few extra hours at night and on the weekends without even needing to be technical or use any super confusing cloud code terminal commands. Because I'll be showing you how to do it with the easiest AI for beginners to learn, Google Gemini. And also how you can do it in ChatGPT if you are already used to working there. We'll be ranking each of the five side hustles on three key

1:10criteria so that by the end, I guarantee that at least one of them will fit the hours that you have available. All right, let's jump in and first take a look at how we're going to score and rank these side hustles. We have a scorecard here that we'll be filling out for each of the five side hustles. And for each of them, there will be three key criteria that will rank either weak for one point, moderate for two points, or strong for three points. And at the end, when we fill out all three, we'll get a total score out of nine, which explains how good of a side hustle idea

1:42it is. That way we can compare each of them at the end and pick whichever one is best. Let's dive a little bit deeper into each of the criteria, starting with how many hours per day will this take. When you look at your full weekly calendar, you have 168 hours to play with. The first thing we need to check

1:58off is how many hours we'll be sleeping. If you're sleeping from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., just to be conservative, that's already 70 hours per week that are blocked off on your calendar. The next thing we need to look at is how many hours you will be at work. If we include commute in this, let's just say from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on each of the weekdays. So, that's another 50 hours per week. That leaves us with all the remaining time to work on our side hustles. First off, that's the weekday nights. So, that's 20 hours for the entire week, ranging from 6:00 p.m. to

2:3010:00 p.m. And then we can include our weekends as well, which is 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. That gives us 48 total hours for the week that we can spend on our side hustle. So, in the first criteria, we're going to be judging each of the side hustles on how many hours it will take so that we can make sure that it fits into this schedule. That brings us to the next criteria that we'll be taking a look at, which is how low effort will this be for us to do. Think about building your side hustle like you're building a tower with

3:01LEGOs. Right now, you have a tower that's already built with your job experience. If you've been doing it for any amount of time, the longer you've been working in your job, the higher the tower already is. Now, if we want to reach a specific goal, let's just say $3,000 per month as our goal, then the fastest way to get there is to continue building on the tower that's already created. The alternative is to try something that's totally new, and we're going to be starting from the ground up at zero. So, if we stack up on that new side hustle idea, we can spend the same amount of effort adding on to that skill

3:33set. But one, the tower already starts higher. As opposed to the new side hustle, the tower is starting from zero. And then you look at the difference here, and there's a huge gap that's still remaining to reach your goal. So, keep this in mind as we're ranking how low effort these side hustles will be,

3:49because it will vary from each person. And if that side hustle idea has to do with the experience that you've already built up, you can potentially rate that low effort level even higher for yourself personally. Let's move to the last criteria on our scorecard here, which is how fast we can land our first customer. There is this book here that I read called Psycho-Cybernetics, and it's by Maxwell Maltz, which was written back in, I think, the 1960s. But it's really interesting cuz this guy is a plastic surgeon. But he found something really interesting about forming habits and the timeline that it takes to do that. As he was working with

4:24patients, they would come in for different reasons. Sometimes it would be wounds, and sometimes it would just be something cosmetic, like having a nose that they thought was too big. And what he found was that after he did the surgery to get them to the point that they want, it took 21 days for them to get used to that new look. So that's 21 days of associating yourself with a new identity. We can take this and apply it to what we're doing with our side hustles. If we're over here with our full-time job, we wanted to take around the same amount of time, under 30 days,

4:54to build up our side hustle using AI. That way the habit and the identity gets solidified that this is something that we can do and we can be successful at. So understanding how it scores within a timeline of 30 days is what we'll be using for our criteria on our scorecard. I also want to introduce you to this scoreboard. Because we're going to be testing out Gemini and ChatGPT for each of the side hustles to determine which one is best for each. And at the end, we will not only find out the best side hustle, but pick which of these AIs are best for helping you accomplish your

5:27goal of building a side hustle at night. So stay tuned for the end if you want to see the winner. All right, real quick, before we jump into the list, one of the things that people tell me that they struggle with the most is finding their perfect one-person business idea. So I put together this completely free business builder AI skill for you, which you can download with the link in the description below. Once you upload it into your AI of choice, all you have to do is type {slash} freedom founder builder and then drag in either your resume or an export here of your LinkedIn profile. At the end of the run

5:58here, it will create this block of code that all you have to do is click download and then you can open it up for your personal freedom founder dashboard. Now, this is awesome because it will understand everything about you from the context that you provided and then give you a personalized AI idea that you could do for your business. That will be validated with your unfair advantage and based on the things that you already

6:18have experience with and enjoy doing. Not only that, but it will give you the road map that you need to land your first client and deliver for them using AI. I think my favorite part here is in the launcher tab when it gives you an actual button that will open up qualified prospects in LinkedIn for your service. So, pretty insane that these are already people that you can reach out to to help. Again, you can download this totally for free with the link in the description below. With all that out of the way, let's dive into the first side hustle that we could do at night,

6:46which is running social media ads. Working in digital media as an AI engineer, ads are a huge part of this. And when it comes to ads, there is one metric that companies care about the most more than others. And that is ROAS. What this stands for is return on ad spend. When we take a look at the formula of how this is calculated, it is your revenue, which is how much you make from running ads, divided by the cost for running those ads. So, let's look at an example of how this works. If a company made $9,000 from running ads and they spent $3,000 to make it, that means

7:21that their ROAS is three. So, for every dollar that they put into running ads, they made three back. But, that cost can be divided up into multiple things. For example, let's say $2,000 is from the actual cost to run the ads. But, there's another $1,000 that is the management fee, which is for someone who's creating and managing the ads. The thing is, as long as the ROAS is strong, which is ideally over the score of one, then it makes sense for the company to do. So, if you are running and creating the ads and managing them, you can charge a fee for that, and if the company is still

7:57coming out positive in the end, it makes sense for them to pay you to do the ads. Now, you're probably wondering, how do we come up with what ads to create? And there's a simple way that I like to go about doing this. Let's say you've done some research and you found a few companies. This one here is for Uvo's, which I'm actually a big fan of. They have these sandals here, which are really good for your feet, which helped me a lot for when my feet were hurting while I was running. I actually got them on right now because they're so comfortable. But, what we can do is go

8:27on to the Meta Ad Library, which is a library that shows all companies who are posting ads on Facebook and Instagram and anywhere else on Meta. We can see here that I searched for Uvo's and I filtered for specifically them as the ad advertiser. And we can see all the ads that they're running, and there's a total of 100 of them. What we can do next is look for a competitor. So, we can see Hoka here, whose primary products are running and athletic shoes, but built for comfort. When we look up Hoka on the Ad Library, we can see that they are running 380 different ads. So,

8:59there is a discrepancy between Uvo's, who's only running 100 ads, and their competitor in Hoka, who is almost quadrupling the number of ads that they're running. Which means that there's an opportunity to create more for Uvo's and reaching out to people who work there with our offer. Now, we want to make great ads for them as simple as possible. We're going to start by doing this directly within ChatGPT before we

9:24run into how we can do it with Gemini. Now, the easiest way I found to make ads is by connecting to Higgsfields Ad Studio. So, we're going to do this within ChatGPT. All we have to do here is go on to the sidebar and click on plugins. Then we can search for Higgs Field, click on it, and then do install, which I've already done. Then when you open the plugin, you have this direct user interface right within ChatGPT that makes it super easy to create a ton of ads for the company. What we're going to do is go down to the sidebar here, and all the way on the right there is Ads

9:57Studio. Now, we're going to click on create performing static ads, and it's so simple to do this. All you have to do is paste in the website of the brand you want to do, and then click set up brand. And it'll just load for a couple seconds here. And a couple seconds later, it extracted everything from the brand website including their branding, their selling points, all of their colors, their aesthetics, pretty much everything you need to know about the ad, which makes it really easy for us to come up with good creatives. So, I'm just going to click on continue here, and now we can select whatever products you want to

10:26make ads about. Let's choose a couple of them here. I'm going to do three of the sandals. So, we're going to uncheck all the rest of them here, and we're going to just choose the three up top that include this one here that I have, which has a strap on it, this one here, which is a sandal without a strap, and then one that's a flip-flop. So, for all three, we have them selected. Let's do continue. Now, we can just choose however many ads you want to create. So, I'm going to say nine since we want to

10:49do three of each, and then go continue. Okay, that brought us to this chat here with all the products, and if we look in the chat, we can see the conversation that it wants to create three ads for each of those products. Saying it's going to take 36 credits. Do I approve it? Yes, run it, and let's do it. All right, one more approval here that we'll check off and do continue. Okay, it only ran for about 1 to 2 minutes here, but

11:14we can see all nine ads that we created. And as we go through them, we can see they're pretty solid. I mean, these are some detailed photos with the exact wording that they use within their branding. Some are like natural putting them in cool environments, some are people wearing it, and some are like

11:30scientific breakdowns of each of them. So, these are solid ads that you can offer to create and run for the company and it actually doesn't get much easier than that. All you needed was the website URL of the company. And we already validated that there was demand for them to do it to keep up with their competitors. If you do want to try this out for yourself, there is a link in the description where you can go on to Higgs Field and run the ad studio. So, this is great, but how does it compare to when we make them in Google Gemini? Well, if you go on to Gemini here, there is an

11:59images section on the left. So, this is what we'll be using to create our ads. And from within here, we can choose different aspects ratios. So, just like the other ones, we're just going to do a 1 by 1 ratio. What I ended up doing was saying to create an ad for this product in this website style and put that URL again, but this time I had to drop in an actual picture of the product I wanted an ad for. And this one only took a couple of seconds and it created an ad like this, which is pretty good. One thing I don't like about it is just how

12:29much text there is on it. So, I just ran another prompt here that said create a simpler version with less text and this is already a good amount better. Now, I wanted some more design styles like the ones we did in chat GPT. So, I said to create another simple one that features the item as the main focal point and we got this. So, that's a good amount better. And then I said to create

12:49another version, which is this one here. Again, saying to make a simpler one just featuring the item, which made this one, also pretty solid. So, we have multiple variations in multiple different styles and simplicities directly within Google Gemini. What I like is that this is completely free to get started with, but I will say it's not as simple to use as the chat GPT one because you're going to have to do this for every single product where you drag in the picture and go through a refinement process rather than just taking a URL and they all come out great to start with. So, let's fill out

13:20our scorecard for social media ads. When we look at all three of the elements here, we're going to have hours per day as moderate, low effort as moderate, and customer in 30 days also as moderate with a total score of six out of nine. And again, this will vary with which tool you end up using and how much experience you have with making creative images. Hopping over to our scoreboard, comparing the two tools, I'm going to give ChatGPT one point here for round one. And the next time we come back here, we're going to be hopping into round two. The second side hustle we're going to take a look at now is running

13:53UGC. UGC before, this stands for user-generated content. Basically, this is just content that's made by real people and not by a brand itself. Now, I used to think UGC content was the same as being like a content creator or an influencer, but there is a really big difference with how these people interact with a brand. First off, with UGC, this is a video from a normal person that uses a product, and it's mostly about the product and it's made for a brand for them to be able to use in their own ads and to post. On the other hand, a content creator is building their own audience with their

14:31own channels, and brands will pay to reach the audience that they've already built. So, if we look at the brand interaction, UGC is creating videos that go to the brand. While on the other side, for the content creator side, brands are paying to sponsor the creator. Here's one example of an actual UGC video where this guy is making UGC for the shoe brand. So, it's really about the shoe. He's just putting it on it and walking around with it on, which now the brand can use for their ads and their posts. Another one here is for this drink, Bloom Pop. So, it's this girl that is really featuring this drink

15:07on her video here, and she's mixing together, trying it, and showing how good it is. So, this will go to the brand, which they can then use on any of their platforms. And finding brands to work with doesn't need to be difficult. There's platforms out there like Collapster that will post different opportunities for you to get paid to work with brands. So, you just upload your rates, some example content, and then you can match with brands to pay out for your UGC. We can actually use AI for this. I mean, there's already some AI influencers who are doing UGC, like

15:38in this example here, again with Bloom. So, let me play the audio here and you can hear what she's saying. I just found this drink at the store and I'm obsessed. It's a sparkling energy drink and it has zero sugar. It's also infused with green tea and green coffee bean. What we're going to do is we're going to create our own version of an AI influencer for a different product that

15:59we're going to use as our UGC product. And what we're going to do for our example is using this company called Liquid Death, which is kind of funny. They're actually like a canned water brand, but they are getting into the energy drink space. So, we're going to use specifically this Tropical Terror energy drink that they've made. One way to go about this is to record yourself doing a review with another drink in hand. So, I have like a coffee mug here and I could just replace this using AI with the sponsored product. And if I wanted to, I could replace myself with an AI influencer. But for this example,

16:27I'm going to use this video as a model and replacing myself as the avatar doing the review and replace the drink for Liquid Death with the drink that she's showing here. Let's start again with ChatGPT first. So, we're going to go on the left here and we're going to go to explore and click on our Higgs Field plugin. And within here, they have the ad studio yet again and this time we're

16:48going to use the ads multiplier option. Now, the first thing I did was I uploaded that reference video that we just took a look at. And now, I'm just going to swap the characters and the product. All right, now I uploaded an image of the Liquid Death drink that we want to use. I uploaded an image of my face here and we're going to say replace the woman with this man and replace the drink with this can. Then change the background to be a rustic bar, change the voice to be a man, and describe the flavor as Tropical Terror instead of cherry lime. Then we see how many

17:17credits it cost down here and we're going to run that and see the result. All right, just a couple minutes here and we got this video. Let's play it to see how it sounds. Liquid Death sparkling energy and I'm obsessed. It has 0 g of sugar and natural energy plus vitamins. O extreme caffeine equals one coffee. This is the tropical terror flavor. It's really

17:35good. Try tropical terror. Peace. All right, that's pretty solid, right? There's a couple things with the voice that isn't perfect, but we can do refinements on that if we want. But it gets the base idea of what we wanted. Some guy who is me in a bar doing a review of the drink, specifically of that can in hand. With a male voice instead of a female voice, so pretty good. All right, now it's time to try it out in Google Gemini. So on the left side here, we have a video section. So we're going to click on that. Choosing the ratio, we're going to say that it's

18:06a portrait one, so it's like a phone screen. And now I uploaded the same images here with the same video and am giving the exact same prompt. All right, this one ran for about a minute and let's take a look and listen. I just found this drink up this drink and I'm obsessed. It is a sparkling energy drink with zero sugar. It's infused with green tea. This is the

18:26tropical terror flavor. It's so good. Peace. All right, also decent. The voice is a little messed up because it switched between a girl's voice and a guy's voice midway through and there were a couple of glitchy areas. Like how he cracked the can here was weird. But overall, as a free way to get started, this I think is a solid option to start with. Let's fill out the scorecard here and rate how good of an option this is. Looking at all three metrics, we're going to say that hours per day is weak because we're going to have to make kind of custom videos and making them sound good for

18:56every single product we want to work with. Low effort is also weak because of that back and forth process. Of course, when you use better tools, it will be easier and take less time. But the more free tools you use, it will take more time and effort. But your first customer in 30 days is strong because there's platforms out there. So many companies are looking for UGC now, so it's very in demand. But that gives it an overall score of five out of nine. Let's go back to our scoreboard here to end for round two. We're going to give one more point to ChatGPT. So right now it's Gemini

19:24zero, ChatGPT two, and we're going to move to round three. In round three, the third option we're going to take a look at is being an ad campaign manager. This is actually very different than creating the ads and the videos and the images like we did in the first two. When we take a look at an ad, it's really broken down into three core sections. The first one up top, which is the first couple of seconds, is the hook. Then in the middle you have the largest interval, which is the actual content of the ad. And at the very end, you have the last couple of

19:54seconds, which is called the CTA or call to action. Looking at a little more detail of each of them, the purpose of the hook is to capture attention, stop the scroll, and get people to watch the full ad. The middle section, the content, explains the value of what you are offering to them. Why they should like the product and why they should use it. And at the very end, the call to

20:15action is what drives conversions. Getting people to actually purchase your product, click on a link, whatever you want them to actually do. Now the best way to optimize this is to do what we call AB testing, which is trying out multiple different options for the hook to see what gets the best attention, and the CTA to see what gets most conversions. So if we take a look at the hook here, it's like trying multiple different ones, like introducing our AI automation service, asking a question maybe still answering every lead by hand, or saying this 5-minute setup saved 12 hours per week, so showing the value right up front. Then you see what

20:52percentage get people to watch the most. And once you find the one that is the most effective, you double down on that and select it as the primary hook. Now it's the same thing for the call to action. Maybe you just say learn more versus book a free call, telling them what to do, or get your free audit. So, something that they're walking away with in hand. And again, if you see that one is the best conversions, then you select that as the winner and have that as the CTA on all the ads. You can see with AB testing, I even do this for my own

21:20YouTube videos. For example, with this one, I had different combinations of thumbnails and titles, and it was pretty clear that this one was bringing in the most traffic at 40%. So, I selected this as the one to show to everybody. Whereas, if I kept these options going or just selected one of them, I'd be leaving a lot of views and potential to help other people on the table that I wouldn't have achieved. So, let's go back into ChatGPT here, and we're going to start with the video we just made

21:47like it's an ad that the brand is using. And as the campaign manager, you're testing out the different hooks and the CTAs to allow them to have the most effective ad campaign. So, what we're going to do is use this video as a reference here. And then what we can do is change the hook and change the CTA. So, this time we're going to say, "As the hook, I just finished an 8-hour

22:07shift at work and I'm not even tired." Since this is an energy drink. For the CTA, we're going to try, "Get a pack for yourself for 50% off with the first link in the description." So, instead of just, "Hey, peace." which was technically the last CTA, we're going to tell them exactly what they could do to get the product themselves. And then it shows the credits down here, which we'll click generate. Okay, just a couple

22:27minutes and we got the new ad here. Let's take a listen to how it sounds. I just finished an 8-hour shift at work and I'm not even tired. It has 0 g of sugar and natural energy plus vitamins. O extreme caffeine equals one coffee. Get a pack for yourself for 50% off with the first link in the description. I mean, that captures my attention a little bit more and it gives me some direction on what to do next. So, this could be a good option to test against versus our original. Let's just do one more so that we can do an ABC test so we can determine which one is best. This

22:56time for the hook, we're going to say, "They call this liquid death, but I've never felt more alive." And the CTA, we're going to say, "Buy pack get one free when you use code Sean 10. So, that way we can see which offers end up getting the most conversions, whether that's the 50% off or the buy one get one free. All right, we'll see the credits down here and start the generation. All right, another couple minutes, let's check out the new video

23:17that we just made. They call this Liquid Death, but I've never felt more alive. It has 0 g of sugar and natural energy plus vitamins. One extreme caffeine equals one coffee. This is the Tropical Terror flavor. Buy one pack get one free when you use code Sean 10. Nice. Now, we have three solid options that we can use to manage a company's ads campaigns and get them the best results. All right, let's try out the same thing here with Google Gemini. So, what I did here was I put in our new hook and our new CTA saying to change the beginning and to change the end. And

23:49it took a couple seconds and it created this ad here. So, let's listen and see how it compares. I just finished an 8-hour shift at work and I'm not even tired. It is a sparkling energy drink with zero sugar. It's infused with green tea. Get a pack for off 50% off. First link in the

24:04description. It's a little weird. First off here, it has the female voice in the beginning that switches to the male voice. A couple of weird cuts in the middle of him talking. And then here it's like another person's hand that comes through. But I do like at the end here at how it puts some text on the screen like a TikTok text so you know exactly what to do. So, there's pros and cons to it, but that gives us another option to test with that we could refine even more. One more prompt here to try out the last hook and CTA that we just did in ChatGPT. Again saying to change the

24:36beginning and to change the end. And in a few minutes it came up with this. So, let's check out this final hook and CTA combo. They call this Liquid Death, but I I've never felt more alive. It is a sparkling drink with zero sugar. It's infused with green tea. Get a pack buy one pack get

24:51one free. Use code Sean 10. And so, the voice is a little better, still not perfect. There's still another hand here. It shows the text on screen, which is good, but he does stumble his words. He says like get a pack, buy a pack. So, it is another option that we can use, but this would take a little bit more work to refine. By going to our scorecard, let's fill it in. So, for this one, for each of the metrics, we're going to say it's strong on hours per day. Because it's less time than UGC,

25:16you're creating new ads to start with. We're just creating different hooks and CTAs. Low effort is going to be right in the middle at moderate. Because it is less effort than creating brand new videos. And customer in 30 days, we're going to say it's weak. Because it's definitely possible, but a lot of times they may want you to combine it with creating the original ads in the first

25:36place and also running the campaigns. Which if that's the case, you can charge more for that, but it will also take more effort. All right, round three on our scoreboard. Once again, we're going to give this point to ChatGPT. So, it's Gemini zero, ChatGPT three, and we're going to move on to round four. Real quick, before we hop into the last two side hustles, I want to let you know that this week I am doing three free coaching calls, where I can personally understand your situation, and at the very end you will walk away with your personal perfect one-person business idea in hand with next steps of how you

26:10can use AI to deliver on it and get your first customer in as soon as 90 days. Again, I really want to help you out here and help you find the perfect option. So, if you want this personalized call, go ahead and book with the link in the description below while there are spots still open. I am looking forward to chatting and finding your business idea. With the fourth side hustle, we're going to take a look at doing SEO, AEO, and GEO. Each of these are different ways to help customers find a company's service or product. And they all stand for different things, but

26:43they've evolved from one each other. What these stand for is search engine optimization for SEO, generative engine optimization for GEO, and answer engine optimization for AEO. Diving into SEO first, this is just really how you appear on a normal web search, like a Google search. You do the right things on your website to rank even higher on the results. So, if the brand you're working with becomes number one on the search, there's a way higher chance that customers are going to click on them for whatever the business is. This was great in the pre-AI days, and it's still pretty important now for people who still just use Google search. But,

27:20what's becoming even more important now is AEO, which is answer engine optimization. This is when you're talking to a chatbot and making sure that the result from their company becomes high up as a recommendation that the chatbot responds, whether it's ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, whatever it is. Now, there's also one more option that came out of this, which is called GEO. And GEO is just internal to the AI's brain, the LLM. It's going to be synthesizing results and using it for different processes and workflows rather than just being a direct chatbot. But, you still want it to find your brand as a clear, trusted option to quote. So,

28:00all these services are options that you can offer to do for other companies. What I recommend is starting with warm connections on your LinkedIn. So, you can look at your connections here to find other people that are running their own businesses, running their own websites, and then offering up some services for them. One of my buddies here likes to create his own websites and his own products by coding them up and trying to get customers. And one of his key products here is his company called Watchdog. So, if I go onto that,

28:27I can see the website for it right here. When I click these buttons, there's visit website. This is a cool website, and it's actually a really cool product that I would recommend. It's all about community moderation using AI. But, there might be a way that I can help him with his search engine optimization or his AI answer optimization, as well. So, what I did is I found this free skill on GitHub for SEO, GEO, and AEO. And it gives me this skill.md file. So, we're going to leverage this to help create an audit report for his website. We're

29:00going to go into ChatGPT here to start. And on the left side, we're going to click on plugins. Then we can switch over to skills, do add, and upload from your computer, which we will add in the file that we just downloaded from GitHub. And then you'll see it right here, and you'll know this works so that you can select on this, say try in chat here, and we're going to get rid of all of this and just paste the website that we want to do the report for. Now, it just asked me a question if I want to do a quick audit or a full audit. I said we

29:29want to do a full audit. And then just a couple of minutes and it gave me this report here. So, a full SEO, GEO report with ratings for each of those options here, and a breakdown of multiple different sections of it. So, now we can go and reach back out to whoever it was and say we have a report. We can give it to you maybe for free to start, and then we can actually help to build out the changes that are being recommended to get their scores higher. In Gemini, it's pretty similar. We can go over in Gemini Spark to the skills section and then

30:03upload that same file here. Then in the chat, we just do paste the website, which again I told it to a full audit and it gave us a resulting document right here. This one actually rated it a little bit harsher, and again, it's the same breakdown, but this one I actually like a little bit more because it gives us statuses for each of the different parts of what needs attention, what's good, what is missing. So, now we have two detailed reports on their website. Let's

30:34fill out the scorecard for this option. 4 hours per day, we're going to say this is strong. It doesn't take that long to do these initial reports, which then you can use to help make the improvements to the actual websites. For its effort level, it's going to be weak, cuz it will take some effort up front to learn how to create those actual SEO changes after the report is made. And there's going to be a moderate customer in 30 days, cuz it's super easy to find these websites, create these reports, message a lot of people about it, and everyone wants to show up better in results for

31:03AI models. Looking at the scoreboard now, we're going to give this point to Gemini for having a better report than the ChatGPT version did, with more detail, harsher criticisms, and then more actionable next steps. And that's going to take us to the last round here, round five. That brings us to the last side hustle option that you can do at night, which is becoming an AI content creator. Let's revisit our content creator here. For every content creator,

31:32they are posting to their own audience. These are people who are interested in the person and the things that the person is talking about. When we bring in a brand who sponsors you as a content creator, they are paying for access to your audience. So, they have a product that aligns with your audience, so you

31:49can just go ahead and talk about it. Where AI comes in is when it is an AI brand that's talking to an AI content creator, who's speaking to an audience who's interested in AI. Now, since AI is super popular right now, brands are willing to pay a good amount to access this audience who's interested in AI and will spend on AI products. So, you can position yourself as an AI content creator who gives genuinely good advice on how to use AI. And there's a ton of different ways that you can do this. But within your content, you talk about specific brands and ways that they help

32:24their audience achieve the goals that they're looking for. Now, what do we actually talk about in our AI content? That's a valid question to ask. There's a ton of different features within AI that you can talk about. You can talk about the popular models that there are out there. If we're looking at ChatGPT and we're looking at Gemini here, then that would be, you know, Gemini and their new model Argon. For ChatGPT, that's Luna, Terra, Sol, Astra. Then there's the actual chatbot that you can talk about. So, for Gemini, that's just normal Gemini, and for OpenAI, that's ChatGPT. Then there's the AI agents. You can do comparison videos and show the

32:57results. For Gemini, that's using Gemini Spark, and for ChatGPT, that's their work mode. If you want to get a little bit more technical, you could talk about the coding assistance. So, in Gemini, they have anti-gravity, and ChatGPT, you can show off how to use Codex. If you don't want to go with like basic models, chatbots, agents, and you don't want to go too technical with coding, you can

33:17break out the creative side of things. So, for Gemini, that's using Nano Banana for image creation and Omni for video creation. And ChatGPT, that's showing how to use their image models like Flare and Sunburst. And lastly, you have other random various features of different products. So, for Gemini, you have Gemini Notebook, you have Workspace Studio, and for ChatGPT, you have their new Docs and ChatGPT Sites. So, a lot of different options that you can talk about within your AI content. To land deals with brands, there's also different platforms out there like First Collab that you can add in your profile, and brands that align with your content

33:55can reach out to you and match with you so that you are able to land these brand deals. And then within your profile, you can even add your email here so that brands can reach out to you directly about opportunities. So, filling out the scorecard for an AI content creator, we're going to say that the hours per day is strong. You can have a lot of success with this if you just spend a couple hours per day and make even one long-form video per week. The effort level is moderate as well because there is a bit of a learning curve on how to make good content, but overall, it's not

34:23like a crazy technical thing to learn. And for your first customer in 30 days, it is moderate. This is really depending on how good you are at the content creation process, and you can have brands reaching out to you even on your first video if you make a good first video. When we rank these all together at the end, we come up with one winner at the top here, which is an AI content creator. Now, it is important to note that I tried to make this as general as possible when ordering them and picking the winner. But, it really depends on your personal experiences, especially when it comes to the amount of hours it

34:54will take, the effort it will take, and even what your connections look like to landing a customer. So, keep that in mind of your own experiences when picking out which one to start, but these are five great options for you to do at night while working a full-time job and seeing success. I've done some of these myself and have had success with them. Okay, I didn't forget about the scoreboard here. So, the last step for that last side hustle is going to be a tie, actually. You can make great content about both products. So, we're going to add one to both, but that leaves us with one winner here. The

35:26winner here with four points is going to be ChatGPT. So, for the side hustles we mentioned in this video, ChatGPT is such a great option with its plugins. But, you can always start off with Gemini and have success with that, too. Now, with these five different side hustles that you have, I guarantee that you can make one of these fit your schedule to work on it at night and on the weekends

35:47outside of your 9-to-5 full-time job. And pick the one that you already have an unfair advantage in. Something where you've worked in that area in the past, and you have some experience that gives you a leg up over any other competition. Now, I don't just want to drop you off here with this video and leave, which is why I want to give you three additional options that you can choose to build out your one-person business with AI. The first one is to download that free business builder AI skill with the link in the description below. That will help you pick your perfect one-person

36:17business idea based on your experience. The second option is to book a free one-on-one coaching call with me with the link in the description below, where I can understand your exact situation, and you'll walk away with your personalized perfect one-person business idea in hand. Again, there's only three of those available for this week, so go ahead and book that before the spots fill up. And the last option is if you're still just exploring different ideas. And for that, I created a video with 17 of my best one-person business ideas using Google Gemini that you can

36:47watch right here.

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