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This is easily my greatest method yet I've been gatekeeping for quite some time.
Essentially what you are going to be doing is offering landing pages for businesses (bonus if they are rural shits), and overcharging them for vibecoded slop. It does require the bare minimum of some technological literacy, you need to know how to use Github and how to navigate purchasing domains and hosting a website, but once you can automate this workflow and start luring in clients, you will be rolling in money. The only limit to this method is how many cold calls you can make in a day, since there are small businesses literally everywhere if you look.
Here is the basic step by step process I use from development to hosting and getting paid by the client:
(STARTUP BUDGET: $15-30 USD)
1. Develop a sample website, you want this to be semi-high quality (at least compared to the slop you are going to churn out for clients). What you are going to want to do is to find a reliable "vibecoding" platform. I personally use Lovable (Paid tier) and Durable (Free tier), but this will work with most if not any of these AI builders. All you literally have to do is type in the prompt what you want, how you want it, and then use your free credits for the day to tweak and polish so it looks legit, don't stress too much if some reddit cuck can sniff out if your website is AI because the odds are for businesses that actually need this product (barbershops, local stores, etc) are outside and they burn in sunlight.
2. Start cold calling, search for businesses on yelp and see if they have a website linked. If not, call them. I'm not going to write a guide on how to cold call small businesses because I'm not the kind of guy that can teach that well and there are probably other better guides on here or on Youtube. You want to ideally target an older demographic, since most old people are still wrapping their head around the fact that AI can generate images now, they won't even suspect that you are doing less than 10-20 minutes of work for their web service.
3. Ideally, you want to also sell the fact that you are going to manage their entire web presence (stuff like domain, hosting, security, and live changes). This makes them more prone to the idea of paying you slightly more for something simple like a landing page. Frame it as "peace of mind in a digital age" or some bullshit like that. I close my clients at around $500 up front and $75/a month recurring payment for management. You can already imagine how much money that is when each client takes absolutely no brainpower to design for and less than an hour of my time to close. Of course, you should adjust this price based on your environment and how naturally you can sell, I will mention though that I am by no means charismatic or good looking (MTN), so if I can do it then you should be able to as well.
4. Get in a zoom call or meet in their establishment to discuss hosting, design planning, domain management, and then schedule a final meeting in order to show them what you are going to publish, (I prefer zoom since it takes less time out of my day, some clients are retarded uncs and don't know how to use zoom, its important to adapt). Publish it and accept payment either thru cash (my preferred payment method) or some money cucking service like Square.
5. Keep in touch with them thru number or email and monitor if they want any shit for you to do, only accept minor shit like hours changing or a new picture (takes like 2 seconds).
6. Boom 500 dollars a client and 75 a month
I can't stress enough how easy this is in rural towns, harder in bigger cities since there are already high iq niggas like me thinking about this stuff. If you live anywhere but major/inner cities, you will be raking in clients who are scared shitless of a computer and have no website besides maybe their old ass Facebook.
I have good weeks where I make upwards of 3000-4000 dollars (more than my dad makes lol), sometimes if im lazy I'll only close one client if I wanna buy something like some Steam slop or extra food.
Essentially what you are going to be doing is offering landing pages for businesses (bonus if they are rural shits), and overcharging them for vibecoded slop. It does require the bare minimum of some technological literacy, you need to know how to use Github and how to navigate purchasing domains and hosting a website, but once you can automate this workflow and start luring in clients, you will be rolling in money. The only limit to this method is how many cold calls you can make in a day, since there are small businesses literally everywhere if you look.
Here is the basic step by step process I use from development to hosting and getting paid by the client:
(STARTUP BUDGET: $15-30 USD)
1. Develop a sample website, you want this to be semi-high quality (at least compared to the slop you are going to churn out for clients). What you are going to want to do is to find a reliable "vibecoding" platform. I personally use Lovable (Paid tier) and Durable (Free tier), but this will work with most if not any of these AI builders. All you literally have to do is type in the prompt what you want, how you want it, and then use your free credits for the day to tweak and polish so it looks legit, don't stress too much if some reddit cuck can sniff out if your website is AI because the odds are for businesses that actually need this product (barbershops, local stores, etc) are outside and they burn in sunlight.
2. Start cold calling, search for businesses on yelp and see if they have a website linked. If not, call them. I'm not going to write a guide on how to cold call small businesses because I'm not the kind of guy that can teach that well and there are probably other better guides on here or on Youtube. You want to ideally target an older demographic, since most old people are still wrapping their head around the fact that AI can generate images now, they won't even suspect that you are doing less than 10-20 minutes of work for their web service.
3. Ideally, you want to also sell the fact that you are going to manage their entire web presence (stuff like domain, hosting, security, and live changes). This makes them more prone to the idea of paying you slightly more for something simple like a landing page. Frame it as "peace of mind in a digital age" or some bullshit like that. I close my clients at around $500 up front and $75/a month recurring payment for management. You can already imagine how much money that is when each client takes absolutely no brainpower to design for and less than an hour of my time to close. Of course, you should adjust this price based on your environment and how naturally you can sell, I will mention though that I am by no means charismatic or good looking (MTN), so if I can do it then you should be able to as well.
4. Get in a zoom call or meet in their establishment to discuss hosting, design planning, domain management, and then schedule a final meeting in order to show them what you are going to publish, (I prefer zoom since it takes less time out of my day, some clients are retarded uncs and don't know how to use zoom, its important to adapt). Publish it and accept payment either thru cash (my preferred payment method) or some money cucking service like Square.
5. Keep in touch with them thru number or email and monitor if they want any shit for you to do, only accept minor shit like hours changing or a new picture (takes like 2 seconds).
6. Boom 500 dollars a client and 75 a month
I can't stress enough how easy this is in rural towns, harder in bigger cities since there are already high iq niggas like me thinking about this stuff. If you live anywhere but major/inner cities, you will be raking in clients who are scared shitless of a computer and have no website besides maybe their old ass Facebook.
I have good weeks where I make upwards of 3000-4000 dollars (more than my dad makes lol), sometimes if im lazy I'll only close one client if I wanna buy something like some Steam slop or extra food.
