[00:02] marketers, or even salespeople. Those who truly know how to use artificial intelligence will come out on top.  So in this video, I'll be breaking down eight skills with the highest income potential.  Moreover, you can master them
[00:16] right now, even if you are starting from scratch.  And the last skill on this list is the most profitable, so watch until the end.  So, the first one is video generation with income potential from 10 to 100 dollars per hour.  Artificial intelligence-powered video generation
[00:29] is one of the most powerful technologies of the coming years because it addresses two of the biggest business pain points. This is a high cost of filming and slow content production.  You can already create your own digital avatar through and
[00:43] at some point I really won’t have to shoot videos. My double, who speaks, looks and works 24x7, will do this for me.  And with tools like Veo, Cle AI, Sore, and the much-hyped Nanobana, it's
[00:57] now possible to generate entire advertising campaigns that look like they were professional team with a huge budget, even though they're actually done without the help of a production studio. Let's now figure out how and how much you
[01:10] can earn from this.  Once you've mastered this skill, you can earn money by creating avatars for ads and sales funnels.  This is when you create a speaking face for your brand and generate dozens of videos for different offers, landing pages, and conversion
[01:23] funnels.  This is especially beneficial for businesses because they don't have to takes a lot of energy.  And it's also very beneficial for you, because you can create one avatar and scale it up
[01:35] to dozens of creatives.  Creating a single avatar typically pays between $100 and $300, while a package of promotional videos typically pays between $300 and $1,000, often on an to earn money is through YouTube and long-form videos, where you assemble
[01:49] videos entirely through a script, voiceover, visuals, and editing, all without the need for a human on-camera presence.  Such videos are usually ordered for channels, partner projects, or as a turnkey service.  And for one video they pay on average from 50 to 150
[02:03] bring in from 500 to 2,000 dollars per month.  The third very powerful option for packaging for brands.  It's already possible to create fashion campaigns, product advertisements, and even luxury creatives that are visually virtually
[02:17] indistinguishable from glossy magazine shoots, but they're created much faster and cheaper.  In terms of money, one advertising creative or short video for a brand now costs on average from 300 to 500 dollars, and a full-fledged AI company costs from 2,000 to
[02:29] 5,000 dollars.  And when working with fashion and luxury brands, checks can easily reach $10,000 per project.  And here comes a huge opportunity.  Brands need a specialist who can use it to create selling advertising
[02:43] will pay the biggest salaries in the coming years.  And the fourth, probably the most profitable way, is, of course, teaching people this skill.  This is when you not only create such videos yourself, but also teach others this skill.  And those who teach not
[02:56] only how to generate creative ideas, but also how to earn money, will as we know, the biggest money is in the infobusiness.  There are now a lot of courses on the market that teach video generation.  For example, there is an
[03:09] author who teaches this skill.  Look, he has a community on the School platform.  There are 3,400 people here, can you imagine?  And everyone pays him $9 a month.  This comes out to $30,600 every month.  He
[03:23] earns the minimum.  Yes, this doesn’t even include VIP rates.  And this case once again trendy niche right now.  The demand is huge, the market is just forming.  This is where biggest money is right now, in that people are willing to pay not for knowledge, but for a skill
[03:38] that can be immediately monetized.   That 's why we've implemented a complete video generation module for YouTube.  If you want to learn how to generate your own digital avatar, work with top video generation networks, do
[03:50] voiceovers and edit videos without complex editing, create animations, music videos, and even create content without an on-camera author for your channel, then...  Then you're definitely in the YouTube Academy. Here's the full program for one of
[04:03] our training modules.  But the most important thing here isn't even the network growth, but the fact that how to get views on YouTube, how to understand the platform's algorithms, how to maintain CR, how to package content, and, most importantly, how to turn all of
[04:18] this into money by selling your services and products.  The new stream will start the program is right for link in the description.  They will provide detailed advice and help you plan the
[04:31] best route for you.  The next skill is Prompt Engineering. K query formulation system with income potential of approximately $50 to $100 per hour.  The ability to communicate with EI systems has become as valuable a skill today as
[04:45] the ability to write code and program was in the early 2000s .  Yes. People now need specialists who really understand how to work with prompts, exactly you formulate the request and how you communicate with the AI.  If you
[04:58] don't know how to do this, the rule applies. Garbage at the input is the same garbage at the same thing, yes, and you won’t get any normal results.  Asking and doing something like "make me a marketing plan" is a bad prompt,
[05:13] but that's how most people use, yes, artificial intelligence now.  Let me share with you the exact structure of the prompts that I need to do is set the role.  When you're talking to artificial intelligence,
[05:25] you have to tell it directly: "Act like a designer, there, act like a lawyer."  If you don't define a role and don't explain through what prism the process information, it simply won't be able to give you the result
[05:38] you need.  Second.  Give me the data.  If you want to get a really strong result from him, give him examples, cases, numbers, that is, context, yes, information and examples of what you consider a good result, the better the
[05:51] answer will be.  When I ask GPT chat to help me with marketing texts or YouTube scripts, I always show quality result looks like.  And this has a very positive effect on the final result.
[06:05] Third.  Formulate your request clearly. Say directly what you want and what you need. Most people formulate their requests too vaguely.  If you need an analysis, tell me which one.  If you need research, please specify the
[06:17] format and parameters.  The more specific you formulate your question, the request the format.  For example, I never ask Ii to do something without explaining what kind of result I need.  Do I want a bullet list there?  Do I want a
[06:31] short, concise text, a summary, a PDF, a picture, a post for a Telegram channel? Yes, all of this needs to be discussed.  And if you don't set the format, it will simply return you insights you need.  Let's now talk about how and how much you can
[06:47] Rather, it’s not about productivity engineering, but rather writing, specifically writing, yes, writing well through it.  I analyzed headhunter.ru.  Judging by the job postings, it's clear that copywriters are constantly being sought in various formats.  This includes product copywriting,
[07:02] email newsletters, SMM, texts, Telegram, Telegram channels, and B2B information products.  This one-off, but is applicable across several markets.  Moreover, itself increases the ceiling.  Most vacancies are in the range of $600 to
[07:17] $2,500, with salaries ranging from $1,300 to $2,000 and higher.  Usually, where the copywriter already partially acts as a marketer, yes, a product manager or a strategist. revenue, the more expensive your text is. For example, I have a copywriter on my team
[07:30] Telegram channel, and one of her key KPIs is the number of leads each post generates.  We closely track links to see how many requests came from a specific text, and then we look at its effectiveness.
[07:43] Therefore, if you want to earn more from this skill , your text should directly influence conversions, and not just generate likes and reach. Yes, that's why top copywriters eventually start taking a percentage even from
[07:55] sales.  And since this isn't just content anymore, but real money for business, the same skills required in these vacancies can easily be sold as a freelancer for $30 to $100 per hour, rather than a fixed monthly rate.  The next
[08:08] section we will examine is the development and solution of post-business tasks.  The first is software development using EAI, with income potential of approximately $100 to $200 per hour.  And most people don't even realize that today custom
[08:20] programs and services can be created even by non-technical people; they can be created by programming background, without any technical education.  There are already allow you to literally talk to a program using services like
[08:35] Cursor, Plit, LOL, and others.  Most of them are easily accessible, and many are even free.  And they take on all the heavy code, all the zealous, all the technical part.  All we need is an idea and an understanding of what we want to
[08:48] get as a result.  In fact, today, anyone can actually create an simple way how you can learn this, even if you're, uh, not a technical person at all .  First step: use it and let him teach you the tools.  This,
[09:02] of course, sounds funny, but let's look into it.  You go into the GPT chat, for example, and directly write: "I want you to explain to me step by step how to create this example." You ask for the most detailed instructions there,
[09:15] or act like an expert." And just press Enter there. And if you follow the literally explain to you how to register in the service, how to set everything up, what queries to write there so that the AI ​​generates code, and even how
[09:30] this code can be run. The second step is to find a real problem in the market. entrepreneurs and analyze their work. Surely there are problems that their clients ask to solve again and again. You can, for example,
[09:42] offer them to create software together. They have an understanding of the problem, an understanding of the market, and you have the skills and tools. You combine all this, and you have a business, and you get paid for creating prototypes that can be created
[09:54] once and then sold again and again to subsequent clients. The third step is just to start building  Solution. Most people get stuck in learning mode, listening to podcasts, getting inspired, yes, but not actually doing anything. What
[10:08] separates successful people from unsuccessful ones is that the successful ones just get down to business. They go out into the real world, assemble, test, prototype, and implement the solution. And it's the people who actually create products and
[10:20] bring them to launch who ultimately earn the most money. The next skill is know-how and automation, with an income potential of approximately $300 to $400 per hour. And if you look at how much time, money, and resources
[10:33] process and workflow management opportunities there are to help companies and make money from it. That's why such specialists are so highly paid. You can, for example, use
[10:46] tools like May.com, Zapier, Gumlook, and other AI Workflows to really make big money implementing solutions. First, you'll need to break down the process step by step and map the entire workflow. In general,  The ability to
[11:01] come into a business, highlight certain issues, and find the bottleneck that's hindering growth. This in itself is incredibly valuable, a tremendous talent. Yes. For example, let's say a business receives requests from various sources—from the website, from
[11:14] Instagram, from Telegram, from advertising—and they randomly end up in chats, spreadsheets, or email, which is why some clients are lost, and yes, a lot of money is lost. When you simply take and clearly draw the entire request path from the
[11:26] moment a person writes to being contacted, processed, and brought to payment, the business immediately sees where it's losing money. And even such a basic and automation is already very valuable, because it directly
[11:40] shows where and how revenue can be increased . The second step is focusing on money. And this is where most people make a mistake. People start automating what's easy to automate. But this either doesn't save the business money or doesn't
[11:52] generate additional revenue. Your job is to find the most obvious money-making opportunity.  The effect is that the more money a business earns or saves thanks to your solution, the more they 'll be willing to pay you for new
[12:05] solutions. For example, if you help a business scale cold speech so that a bot, say, calls and texts 24/7, like a never-ending salesperson, yes, this directly increases the company's revenue, which means your bill grows along with it
[12:18] . The third step is creating copy-pilots. When you look at a specific person's work and ask yourself how to create an assistant who will work right next to them, right in their process, and take over all the
[12:31] to check the final result. This is probably where the real power of automation lies—not just in saving time, but in solving more complex problems within processes and empowering people, not replacing them. And it's
[12:44] precisely for these kinds of solutions that people are now willing to pay the most money. The next way to earn money is through code. Developing EI agents has an Developing EI agents has an income potential of approximately $400 to $500 per
[12:57] hour. And this is the most profitable way. Earnings are higher than all the others. Agents are incredibly powerful because they work 24/7, don't complain, don't get tired, don't take vacations, and always perform consistently and
[13:10] efficiently. This is precisely why companies pay big bucks for specialists who can create great agents. The idea here is simple. You learn to build agents who essentially replace employees
[13:22] within the company, and you get paid for it. The first step to creating all this is to agent should perform. Each agent has a specific result for which they are client, is to break this work down into manageable parts
[13:34] person performs and configure the agent to do them as well as possible . For example, if we take sales, this could be an AI agent that qualifies incoming requests. This is the simplest and most profitable use
[13:47] and sometimes even three employees, and do it much faster, better, and around the clock without a single complaint. The second step  - This is the development and training of a model. Here, you take real client data and show the agent exactly what
[14:00] proper work should look like. If the company has processes, instructions, call samples, conversation transcripts, or even chats with clients, you use all of this as a training dataset. You're literally teaching the agent
[14:13] examples of how, uh, managers correctly qualify clients for dialogue. And the third step is launch and ongoing monitoring. Of course, if you don't build a system that evaluates the agent's performance, say,
[14:25] they won't improve over time. That's why almost check responses, provide feedback, and as a result, the agent becomes smarter, more
[14:37] accurate, and faster. For example, as an idea, you could create a sales agent who communicates in chat, collects all feedback on dialogues, and conversations (where a person made a purchase) from unsuccessful ones (where they failed or
[14:50] failed).  Qualification. And based on this, it learns over time. Such an agent begins to better understand what to say, how to say it, and when to say it, while simultaneously helping new sales managers get up to speed faster
[15:02] constant monitoring. In general, developing such an agent on the market now costs on average between $5,000 and $20,000. And in more complex versions with deep integration into CRM and
[15:15] analytics, the cost will, of course, be higher, because the business is paying not for the bot itself, but for increased conversion and savings on staff. At the same time, the skill of creating such agents is quite realistically mastered in 1-3 months,
[15:27] even without a technical background, if you go through code tools and ready-made AI opportunity. It turns out that you learn to assemble such agents for specific business tasks, implement them in real processes, and start making money on
[15:41] projects that cost as much as the annual salary of an ordinary employee, yes, but at the same time, these agents are created once and can be scaled again and again. And when  I prepared for this video, I did a lot of research, and I realized
[15:53] overwhelming, of course, and at some point it might seem like you're not smart or experienced enough to actually do anything with it or apply it. But it's important to understand that you can already make
[16:07] great money doing this, training people and implementing it in businesses that really need it. Yes, the demand for such skills is at its highest today, and you already have a So don't put it off and don't waste time. And if you want to learn how to go from zero to making
[16:21] $10,000 a month online, watch this video or this one. I always get confused. And I'll see you in the next video. Bye-bye.