5 Ways to Make Money with Neural Networks in 2026

[00:02] we have an incredibly cool topic. Today we'll look at five ways to make money using neural networks in 2026. Without water. Everything is to the point and specific. What do you make, who do you sell it to and how much does it cost? Moreover, these are not three ways to sell a course, but five

[00:16] real models that people are working with right now. Two of them are marketing services, and one of my favorites, which I'll tell you about separately at the end. Let's go. Here is a general map. Keep it in your head throughout the entire video. At the center is one skill:

[00:30] vibe marketer. A person who understands marketing and knows how to manage non-Russian networks. And from this skill, five sources of income grow. Let's start with the most underrated. Presentations of ilidmagnets. Every business needs presentations, a pitch

[00:43] for investors, a commercial proposal for clients, a sales document for the sales department, and so on. Commercial proposal. And almost all of them look terrible, stuck together at the knee point . What do you do, for example,

[00:56] Gemini or, for example, ClД opus. Create a presentation structure, then go to clД design and get a ready-made structure and design. Previously, a designer would make such a desk in a week, but you do it in an hour. Look at the screen. I'm

[01:12] ten slides. And here it is, already with structure, meaning and design. Well , my friends, let me show you how to create a cool presentation now. Today we'll be creating a DGNIT for a construction company that specializes in low-rise

[01:25] construction in Anapa. I've already picked a topic. We'll now choose a design we like on Bihansa. Let's go to KLD together. This, in for marketers, which allows you to create websites, designs, and generally

[01:40] work with texts. Overall, number one on my list of neural networks. Let's log in. So, I log into my account. All. By the way, the Fable 5 model was recently released. Look, it came out

[01:55] literally last night and is valid until June 22nd. This is a model from the MIFС line. If you've heard the story about Claude releasing a new line of Miifas, supposedly with

[02:08] such powerful neural networks that they immediately found vulnerabilities in some, well, American companies, and they suddenly stopped releasing it to the market. They decided to issue it only to the 500 largest American companies, so that they could

[02:23] use this MIFFS line to find vulnerabilities in their find vulnerabilities in their code. Here. And only now are they starting used the network, closed all their vulnerabilities, and now they are the only ones

[02:37] releasing Fable 5 from the MIFС line. But again, it seems to me, my friends, that this is created such a big news item for me here, like, wow, we made this Ishka model, yes, a Nerona, that can hack any company, find

[02:51] any bugs, any holes, like that . That's why we don't release it, but we give it only to 500 companies. heads of companies to find vulnerabilities. Well, as if, as you think, it seems to me, pure marketing. So, in general,

[03:04] I have tested Fable 5, not well, a little bit. She eats a lot of tokens, she's generally interesting. Here. But for now, 4.8 and even 4.7 are enough for me. first thing we need to do is write a prompt. Make me a

[03:22] script for developing the structure of a lead magnet for developing the structure of a lead magnet on this topic. 10 slides.

[03:36] As simple as possible. And here's the topic. Here's the topic. Pre-purchase land inspection checklist for construction in Anapa. Many people buy land before choosing a builder. La-la-la. In short, this

[03:48] stage to check the documents, utilities (gas, water, electricity), land category and housing construction. That is, we are now going to make a cool presentation, very useful, in a beautiful design for the developer, as I

[04:01] said. So first we need to do is choose a model. Let's, uh, like this, we'll choose the model with 4 and 7 in order to press fewer tokens. Let's select the medium intensity. It's enough for this task . And now we are essentially creating a

[04:15] script for our presentation. We will do this as quickly as possible now. And then we'll move on to CLD design, and I'll show you how to make a design that... Well, that's it, in general, we're now designers. If before, well, it really took me a

[04:30] huge amount of money, resources, and approvals to write a test, have the designer correct it, choose a good designer, look at their reference, and then they send me the options a week later. You don't

[04:42] like it because the references were like this , roughly speaking, and the design he sends is like this , for example. Well, I don’t know, you understand me, yes, who has encountered this. And now we can do it all ourselves. We quickly made the

[04:55] first slide of the checklist. Yes, in short, I like everything. PDF format, 10 slides. We are simply choosing all this now. And he still writes. And, uh, now let's move on to creation. So, well, our presentation is completely ready, I’m

[05:10] copying it now. Ctrl C. Next, we go to a service from Claude called ClД Design. This is a truly specialized service that creates amazing designs. Let's go here. Uh, so, let's choose sik. We write

[05:26] for construction. Next, click create. After this, we, accordingly, insert our document here. Okay, I'll

[05:38] do it like this for now. This is our structure. And we need a promt. See, he fit in. Ptext 114 lines. That's it, he inserted the PDF format. The goal is to grab the magnet, slide first, and so on. All.

[05:51] Next we move on to my Telegram channel. Here in our pins, you see, we have pinned messages. Above is everything you need to feel great. In 2026, there is a huge number of promts

[06:03] that are being replenished for marketing, for website creation, for cloud code, for website creation, for cloud code, for cloud design. Here they are all segmented. We look at advertisements, content, analytics,

[06:15] YouTube audits, and everything you need. We move here. Where does it come from? Editing. Here's a design and claude presentation. You are a senior presentation designer who creates premium slides at the level of

[06:29] capture a visual style from a reference and maintain a unified design system throughout the entire deck. In short, it turns out that we are copying all of this here. We do Ctrl C. Next we move on again to our here. We insert

[06:46] We insert everything. The presentation structure is attached - -

[07:03] we need to find it, go to Behans, for example, enter it here. Beans is a site where we, the guys, the designers, post their designs, and we can just, so to speak, get inspired, well, inspire our cloud design. We write here, for example,

[07:17] presentation design. Let's look at something beautiful that we both example. What do you like here? Take your pick. M Everything, something like that. All.

[07:32] Well, here is the red one with fairy tales. Well, as if not. Well, let's have this orange one. Something like this to choose from. Let's just pick something.

[07:45] Well, no, that's not it. Back. Back. Back. Let's choose. Well, that's it. This is not it at all. OK. Super. And here we just need to take

[08:02] first screen look like, for example? What does it look like, for example, here is the presentation. it look like, for example, here is the presentation. We'll have a cute e-d magnet for developers. And we take screenshots. Vila once screenshot.

[08:18] I'm taking two screenshots. The more screenshots we take of the presentation structure, for example, the better he will understand. The main thing is, the screenshot. So, let's say you liked one presentation on Behance,

[08:34] then you liked another presentation and a third presentation, and you upload all of this to clDN as references, so that it can pay attention to it. And in the end, he makes a visual mess, you know? He mixes everything up and makes crap. So it's better

[08:48] liked. Take more screenshots of what you liked, and that's screenshots of what you liked, and that's all. Here. And that's how it is. The screenshots

[09:00] did it all. Now all we have to do is click the plus sign and load it. plus sign and load it. Working file. 1 2 3 4 5 6. That's it, open.

[09:13] Overall, everything is ready. We just have a 10-slide lead magnet structure. We have a cool prompt, we have a reference. Now we choose here the reference. Now we choose here the 4.8 model will do and we will say good-bye

[09:26] . This, my friends, is marketing, when we can give a neural network a prompt, and it will collect the most beautiful lead magnet, it will create some kind of analytics service, and all the while we just sit, get the vibe and drink coffee. At the same time,

[09:41] we work as a marketer. If you're interested in this whole story, if you're interested in not just playing around with neural networks, but actually gaining using neural networks, then I have a great 7-day workshop for you. During this workshop,

[09:55] you'll build a website from scratch using neural networks, create a advertising campaign using Yandex universities, implement analytics, develop a complete positioning strategy, and immerse yourself in the profession

[10:10] of a vibe marketer using neural networks. Here we have everything written down about what lessons you set up, what neural networks you will become familiar with, what creative projects you will create, and you will receive a certificate, because our school is state-

[10:23] license from the Ministry of Education. Here you can find all the data, you can look at the reviews. And the cost of this workshop is only 99 rubles. This is with feedback at the moment. Here.

[10:36] This means you can still receive feedback on your homework from our teachers, personal feedback. Plus, I'll be doing random analysis of the participants' work during the workshop , for example, choosing five works

[10:50] telling you what you did wrong, what you did n't do well, and what you need to feedback both in the chat and in the reviews. So , if you like this kind of story, if you're interested in this profession, be sure to come,

[11:03] decide for yourself. And let's see what we got in the end, my friends. Look at what an amazing presentation we have now. It completely replicates the design that we took as a reference, right? That is, almost everything is the same

[11:17] , fonts and so on. The only thing is that we don’t have any Checklist, 27 site inspections in the NAP. We have the cutest presentation possible. Compiled by Alexey Gromov. Yes, yes, yes. Why is

[11:29] land categories. That is, we have everything at once, you see, hop-hop-hop, everything changes in the presentation. We have a checklist of what's underfoot and where to go. The most the photos, he would have inserted them, but you can do it this way. That is, I

[11:43] can move my face like this and click here Browse Files and insert, for example, some photo. That is, I can choose there now on Mac, it is, of course, difficult

[11:57] to make some kind of house, for example. Like this. Once, see? And it immediately turned out to be a cool photo of the house. Or here too, for example, where we also have an image, we can also

[12:11] insert some photograph of a beautiful house. Hop. And, as you can see, it is laconically Hop. And, as you can see, it is laconically inserted into the design itself. Here. Cool. Cool. Here's a look at what it all looks like. Literally, I took the

[12:23] design of a good company, their website, and I got this cool presentation. Even I would say not in an hour, but in 10 minutes. There are always clients. Startups, experts, small businesses who always have a presentation to prepare for

[12:36] tomorrow's meeting. The second scheme is websites and quizzes. It's actually a classic, but it used to require layout skills and weeks of work. Not now. You describe in simple words what you need. For example, a one-page

[12:48] website for a dentistry clinic, a screen with an offer, a services block, an application form, and a neural network already assembles the ready-made code. You can also do this through the VI block in Tilda. It's inserted and comes to life immediately. This also includes quizzes, which collect applications better than regular

[13:02] forms. Look, I'll describe a simple website right now, and it will come together before your eyes. Well, I'll show you now that the future has already arrived, and what used to take a whole team and months of development can now be done in

[13:14] literally just a couple of minutes. We are writing a developer's website. We are also moving to Behans. I wrote a sales landing page here. Let's choose, for example, some roar that you and I liked. For example, this one, yes,

[13:30] this black design, extremely brutal. Let 's take some screenshots like these, just so he can understand by the colors what our version looks like. Let's take a screenshot like this too.

[13:47] Why is it necessary to study? We get blocks like these with numbers like these. We will screenshot all of this with you completely turnkey. There are tariffs. What does it look like, for example? Here. And then we insert all this into the

[14:04] CLD design. The author of the course is Alexander Zolotykh. Well, with a name like that, it would be a sin not to create an investment course. So, we screenshotted all of this. What do we do with you next? We are moving to our Telegram channel again.

[14:18] Here we have a library of seventy promts. Let's open them. Here we have And they are already open, I forgot. Here they are with us. So, we have a cloud design site here. You're a senior web designer and front-end developer,

[14:33] sales landing pages. You have a deep understanding of conversion copywriting 4U, are able to accurately request a visual style from a reference. That is, the result you get depends on this prompt. I take all this like this: I

[14:50] you get depends on this prompt. I take all this like this: I do Ctrl C, go to clД, for example, here I select, so, I had to select the prototype. I'm doing a presentation again. Developer's website. Choose, yes, this is high quality.

[15:03] Click create. That is, it won’t just be a schematic prototype of the site, but it design, animation, and so on. Click here to create. What do we do next with you? Here we provide screenshots. Here we

[15:18] select the screenshots that we need, which we have made together. Such, such, such, such, such. And so on. We click to open with you. That's all from here, they're loading now. Next, we take our prompt and

[15:34] press Ctrl V. That's it, it's pasted. You see, the text is pasted, 18 lines. That's it, our promt is completely with you, it's already loaded here. What do we do next? We take and add photographs of our houses and our client.

[15:48] Wrong again. So, this house, this house, this house, this house. We are also loading more. "Get ready, and we'll go. I'll just go and buy a cappuccino."

[16:06] Well, I’ll come right away, and the site will already be completely ready. Well, again, the design. Then it will need to be moved again. Well, we'll figure it out later. Well , everything is loaded for us. Prompt loaded, images loaded. The

[16:20] completely forgot. Look, in our promt, in this promt that we use, there are several clarifications. The product we sell, the audience given, that is, the main true motives of the target audience. That's why we

[16:34] target audience. That's why we should write about the product here, uh, the construction of low-rise buildings in Anapa. from 10 million rubles in Stiltech. A - for us, these are people over 35

[16:54] years old, entrepreneurs, young families with mortgages and maternity capital. They accredited everywhere.

[17:07] above the remaining segments. Think for yourself and identify their segments. Think for yourself and identify their pains, fears and just to be. Okay, that's it,

[17:20] now we send it. And I went, uh, yeah, that's it, I went for coffee, I'll come back just in time and we'll see what we can do. And it will take you a moment. Well, my friends, our

[17:33] website is ready. And while it was being done, I went to get a haircut. This is what is called waymarketing. He was making a website and I went to get a haircut and drink coffee. Ah, let's click on the info on the full screen and see what we've got

[17:47] . I didn’t do the text, all the logic and so on. Have you seen? I wrote that a site was needed for the construction of precast concrete houses in Anapa. I wrote something approximate and inserted a prompt. Everything else works out as a design. Here we

[18:02] took this one, yes, with you. He had already built all the logic of the blocks and so on from the promt and took all the information he needed. Ndom called it that. Well , look, we have an animation that works. High-tech house in Anapa,

[18:15] starting from 10 million, with a fixed You move into a finished house 15 minutes from the sea. Fixed price in the contract. house warranty is 5 years. Calculate cost, download catalog. Two buttons. One of them

[18:28] goes into the quiz, the other one goes into the funnel with the lead magnet. This is exactly what we did in the previous story. That is, the person will click and pink magnet we created in the Telegram bot, which can also be made

[18:42] using the cloud code in the future. Why do people trust us? Fixed price, our own team, 5-year warranty. You are our client, if you are a young family coming to the sea, an cost of the house. Now let's press the button. Fear number one: deadlines, deadlines and budgets.

[18:56] So, the logic behind the prompt was such that I immediately told him, "Hey, you have to make every block that addresses some fear of the target audience. Either it be given." That is the true motive of the target audience. That is, I immediately gave him a

[19:09] prompt that was, well, as marketing-oriented as possible. And he immediately, do you see advantage, let's say, why do people trust us? For example, you're our client, are you afraid that the construction will drag on for years, and the estimate will double? No, because

[19:23] we fix the final cost directly in the contract. Payment is made in stages, only Fixed estimate for 8 months, average occupancy period, 0% surcharges, 120 houses due date. Fear number two. Don't worry that the house will start to crack within a

[19:37] precise calculations. We conduct a site survey and design a foundation for a specific load. Yes. Get estimates, calculations and guarantees. Everywhere we have, you see, everywhere we have buttons, that is, capture forms, to capture

[19:51] people's phone numbers. Connected projects Do you just want to move into a finished house? No frame, engineering, finishing and a smart home. All that's left for you to do is get your things. Here are the examples I uploaded. He set an approximate cost, and

[20:04] almost the same everywhere, yes, that is, 11 million, 14 million, from 19 million, to select a project for the budget. Tired of contractors who disappear with money? No problem. With us, you can find out the terms and cost. Don't know how to choose a plot and

[20:17] Look how good the logic is. That is, he put together such a structure, he found out the fears of the target audience that is building houses. And he builds each block , let's say, you don't know how to choose a site, you're worried about the extended deadlines,

[20:31] you think the house will have cracks, and we immediately respond to each block. A house asset. Seaside real estate is steadily rising in price and generating income from daily rentals during the season. The house works for you even when you don't live in it.

[20:44] Plus 18% of the cost from 150k rent per month for the season, 15 minutes to the beach, from the site. That is, you see, this is not just a website, it is a truly laid out, already ready on the Internet. Construction company.

[20:59] Select the construction format. Warm circuit, turnkey, turnkey plus smart. That three slots left to start construction this summer. Do syndrome of missing out, when we say there are three places left, and there are

[21:13] four left. In marketing this is called foma. This is the trick when start construction. only this summer. So, come on, my friends, and house. Let's click calculate cost. The quiz opens in a modal

[21:27] window. Well, I told you you'd be delighted. Now you're watching, are you I think you'll be delighted. You're sitting here, like, we're going to go to Yandex and just look at websites that other companies are making, that aren't

[21:41] doing much, that are currently in advertising, that were created by a copywriters, that took months to make, that are now being advertised and hundreds of thousands of rubles are being spent on advertising these websites. Now let

[21:53] 's go directly to Yandex and take a look. Let me type in "house construction" in Anapa and see what websites we have. they will be here. Let's start

[22:06] building houses. We have construction, let's build private houses . Private houses in Anapa, so as not to look at large developers. They are still placed

[22:18] in our ads. Okay, let's do it. Who do we have? At home. The quiz Okay, let's do it. Who do we have? At home. The quiz is posted here. We are building houses in spring. Well, that's how many sites we'll open. Let 's see.

[22:31] Let me compare directly. Here's the developer's website, a major developer in Anapa that sells apartments for tens of millions of rubles. From 10 million rubles. Their prices start there at 10, 15, and so on. And look at our website.

[22:44] But I think ours is better. Let's move on. House construction from 40,000 rubles. Olympia build. We're fixing the quiz. This is how it's done. Let's watch ours. But it

[22:56] interesting looking and more expensive. Agree. Let's move on. We build houses, hotels and glamping sites. Take the survey. It seems to me that we have it much more interesting too. They still have something that is not clear to us and the advantages are well developed.

[23:12] Well, I would say what is better. Let's move on. Homes from the developer in 60 days Territory. The advantage of calculating the cost of a house. One button for such a quiz. Mortgage, installment plan, standard houses. Well, again, it's a matter of taste, of course,

[23:28] but ours is definitely 100% much stronger in terms of sales structure . In terms of design, I'm sure, well, I think ours is also much stronger. Look, if you're thinking, "Damn, that's not the worst part, but how are you going to deploy it?

[23:42] Put it on a domain, put it on hosting?" All this , my friends, is also not a problem. Yes, there are certain difficulties, it is possible, but there is a neck here, you can share, transfer the project to CD-code. This is a service for creating more complex projects.

[23:55] The design and code of this site can be moved to code-code, further refined, including a thank you page, tweaked application collection, for example, so that they are sent to Telegram or to your email from this site, refined the logic,

[24:07] for example, of the quiz, and then deployed to your hosting. Of course , there are things you need to know, but you have to admit, it's amazing. Here. But if you create a website and set up advertising on it, that will

[24:22] be a bundle, and it will cost much more. This is the most straightforward can be touched, and the client sees it immediately. The third scheme is pure marketing. For example, target audience analysis. Any advertisement, any website,

[24:36] any text begins with one question: who is our client and what is their pain point? And businesses either don’t do this at all, or pay marketers a lot of money for it . And you open Claude and in a minute you get a deep portrait. Who are these

[24:50] people? What kind of pain do they have? What fears, what objections? What do they react to? Not a fictitious avatar from my head, but an analysis based on real data. Look, I'm going to ask you now to analyze the target audience for a specific business. And here is the

[25:03] finished portrait, which used to take a week. Well, the target audience analysis, because this is the creating any marketing work. If we don't understand

[25:17] customers are, what their pain points, desires, fears, needs are, their objections, motives, and so on, we won't be able to do anything at all, we won't understand how to run an advertising campaign, how to build a website, and so

[25:29] foundation from which you need to begin charged a lot of money for this work. I took a lot of money when I was satisfied. Well, amount of time on this, a month I could convince to, uh, do an analysis for the

[25:44] sales departments, I observed them and how they worked, I talked to their clients, I work, and in fact, there is still a lot, but neural networks allow us to simplify this, not replace it, but simply simplify and focus on those aspects that, for example, I might have

[25:59] those aspects that, for example, I might have missed before. There is such a promt. Here it is, Promt. Deep analysis of target rhetoric. Fill in three before starting. As Telegram channel in the list of industrial projects. It's just not that. Before starting, fill in

[26:13] model does everything else itself. Water niche, geo features. Role: "You're a with fifteen years of experience. You apply Justin Schwartz's methodology to five levels of

[26:26] awareness, psychographics, and behavioral economics. Your job is n't to retell the obvious, but to uncover the hidden motives, fears, and language of real people. You rely on the logic of the marketplace's variables, not abstract

[26:39] the audience and, blah-blah-blah, what needs to be analyzed: a portrait, to be given, audience language, where the audience hovers, hypotheses for offers, unique selling propositions, rules, output format, and so on. Here's our big promt. And then we

[26:55] write here: niche, construction. Low-rise buildings in Anapa. HTECH style. Cost from 10 million rubles.

[27:12] Damn, I forgot to write the specifics. Well, generally speaking, okay. And now he's launching. He's now We have a Geo launch, there's a niche, I didn't specify the specifics, but I think it's enough for you as an example. And now he 'll do a good, extensive

[27:26] analysis. By the way, I wanted to test the Okay, test it yourself, if anything. There you go. I think it does an even better analysis or audience analysis. And now we're just sitting and waiting. We could, for example, go

[27:42] make coffee, and we'll have an analysis or audience analysis together. It will be good, of course, it will be interesting, but it won't be final. To fully fill it out, manual labor will still be required.

[27:55] She's on the Mazut beach. Restoration of the 2026 tourist season. He, you see, watches the news, reads. Analysis of the suburban real estate market for individual housing construction. Just scenes from 2025-2026. Yeah. The individual housing construction market, trends, analysis of the suburban real estate market.

[28:09] He reads all sorts of different collections. Kommersant reads newspapers. Well done. Synthesizes market analysis and buyer concerns. Premium segment. Basically, he's doing it, man. Thank you very much. I'm telling you, I'm really glad I have

[28:23] such people at work. I used to have a whole team: an assistant, a designer, a layout designer, and whoever else. own. I can put together complex, large projects. I'm

[28:36] putting together a medical center right now, too. I just wipe code, I'm sitting here in the evening, drinking coffee, and creating a huge, large project, a website, bots, everything I need. And know about it, I'll say it again. So, in the workshop, we

[28:52] go through it completely, giving you not only an understanding of wipe coding, but also an understanding of how it all works and why it's needed, and how it can all be sold later and to whom. Well, I haven't even had time to drink

[29:04] coffee, I have a complete analysis ready. Let's click on it and see what we have here. Look, it's a huge table. Analysis: Is the audience from house construction? There are water factors, on which the analysis is based.

[29:16] that the features, the fact that we are building, for example, with a mortgage, that we have selecting land plots, it is clear that the analysis would be much more detailed, added additional triggers , it would also be more. But I just so

[29:30] you understand, and the segmentation, he did, identified segments. Northern migrants for permanent residence, segment B - capital upgrade, second residence, segment C - local Krasnodar upgrade, affluent residents of Anapa, Krasnodar

[29:42] Territory. Segment D - Family for the sake of the climate and children. Segment E - investor. All segments are ideal, by the way. Portrait by segments, who they are, and so on. Just to to perform. Functional task - to get a ready-to-live-in house of the required

[29:55] worrying, sleep peacefully, knowing that not They'll screw you over, the estimate won't double. A and fears, doubts. Afraid the contractor will take an advance payment and disappear. Afraid, and so on. And so on. Objections and barriers to purchase.

[30:10] Hidden reason. No sense of value. Objections, selection criteria, and the customer journey, stages of the journey, the audience's language. That's it. Voice of Customer. Where does VK, Instagram, Avito, Cian.

[30:24] Opinion leaders. Formats that catch your eye. Hypotheses for offers and USPs. We'll build your online control and a fixed price. The axis of trust and control at a distance. Companies used to pay marketers for this kind of work, for doing it

[30:39] completely. They'd describe the portraits, they'd describe the segments, they'd describe the pain points, the objections, Just to be clear, the data was written down in a summary table by segment, what offers, well, in short, it was all done in Mainba, a big spreadsheet, and all that, and in a huge document, it

[30:52] was given to the client like a book, which they subsequently used to their marketing department was used to create advertising campaigns . And now, a Claude can do it in two minutes. Again, this is not a complete job. This is a

[31:06] basic one, but it can very well show you how it works. Let's move on. How they charge for this. Analysis is sold as a separate service from 5 to 20,000 rubles per analysis and as part of a larger project. But the main value is

[31:20] not even that. If you know how to do analysis, you will outshine everything else: websites, advertising, texts, many times more accurately, and therefore more expensive. The fourth scheme. The most technically exciting thing is competitor analysis through both an agent and the creation of Telegram

[31:34] bots. Look, I launch an agent, and it goes around the market on its own, It collects data on competitors, their offers, prices, and advantages, and compiles it all into a ready-made table. I'll do it myself while I'm drinking coffee. Businesses pay well for this kind of market intelligence

[31:48] because it's the foundation of any strategy. And the second part is bots. A Telegram bot that accepts requests, answers specific questions, and guides clients through the funnel. I simply collect requests from programmers one at a time. And a bot for a business means

[32:01] savings on support and an increase in requests. So, are you ready for more magic? Let me show you how you can think you'll also be amazed. We'll now literally create a

[32:16] Telegram bot with a click—that is, right in Telegram, we'll create a bot that will work with clclosonet's brain—this isn't a neural network that will operate, know facts, sell, and advise on home sales. It will generate our

[32:29] lead magnet, which we created in Claude Design, which will schedule people for consultations, and transfer requests to the sales department. Ready? Let's go. Let's do it. To do this, we enter this, this is what you

[32:44] see on your screen now. It's called cldcode. This is a specialized service from Claude, who specializes in programming, in writing code. This is where complex CRM systems. I implement analytics, write scripts, and

[32:57] analytics, write scripts, and so on. Here we take a feature. have a folder called Denis. I don't know what kind of folder this is, what kind of project this is. We need to folder this is, what kind of project this is. We need to create a new one. For example, a house sales bot

[33:09] create a new one. For example, a house sales bot . Now we have a transface like this, start working. Then the next thing we need to do is select a moment here. Here is permission, for example,

[33:26] so on. We always need to start with a mod plan. Mod plan. This means that Claude-Code starts developing a plan initially, and then you, as the main person on this project, approve this plan. Then he

[33:41] starts developing. Well , he rolled out this plan for us. Plan Telegram sales bot for a construction company. Context. So, we need a working Telegram bot. Issues an LED Magnet. Provides consultations via Clod Sonet

[33:53] 4.6 via Open Router. Yes. Notifies the manager. SK is like this. Project structure. House sales bot. Yeah. What commands will there be, what kind, how will validation occur, the architecture, key decisions. To be honest, I'm not very familiar

[34:07] trust it. There you go. Everything's fine. After all, I'm more of a marketer. And otherwise, everything's fine here. Good. Overall, it's great to do everything after implementation . Now we click the

[34:21] accept button and start the automatic mode so it can do further work. And we were enjoying ourselves, vibing, so to speak. That's it, we vibing, so to speak. That's it, we launch it, it all starts working. And

[34:34] now, after this pause, I'll show you what we ended up with . Ready? Go ahead. Well, let's see what we got together in literally 5 minutes. And I gave it my Clod Sonet API key, no He started

[34:49] showing it to you and gave me a request from a Telegram bot. Well, I think you know how to make Telegram bots. We just made it in BotFinder and sent it to him in an epitoke nv file , and he told us this whole

[35:03] works, everything's great, let's test it. Let's test it. We go in. This is the kind of bot we have. House construction in Anapa. House construction company in Anapa. We click launch the bot. He writes to us: "Hi,

[35:16] this is Artyom." We build turnkey high-tech houses in Anapa. To avoid any to check before buying and building. Click the button. Click here. This is exactly the made together, it turned out to be quite large. I didn't squeeze it, so you

[35:31] see, it sticks out a little bit for a long time. Let's ask. Didn't receive, Let's ask. Didn't receive, didn't receive the checklist. didn't receive the checklist. Where is he? Here

[35:48] regarding the site and the project right here, I'm asking. Let's download, yes, it turned out to be 4 MB. Here we have our checklist, which we made in this same video at the beginning, when I said that Claude Design is a cool thing. Super. Let's

[36:00] Claude Design is a cool thing. Super. Let's write to him. Look, write to him. Look, look. My name is Seryoga, I am from the north. look. My name is Seryoga, I am from the north. I have a plot of land and I want to build a

[36:15] house. Two floors, two floors with errors, no difference. Two floors and an exploitable roof. roof. 130 square meters. Let it be whatever the money costs

[36:29] 130 square meters. Let it be whatever the money costs . real person. Seryoga, hi. I already answered this question above, but okay. I'll repeat. 1522 million turnkey. This is a real fork for 130 squares.

[36:44] Two-story exploitable roof in Anapa. More precisely, only after calculations for foundation, finishing, all of it. We move, we move the numbers. You see, he's that my name is Seryoga, how much in

[36:57] Sergey, hello, but he answers Seryoga, hi, that is, in my manner, he just catches the t of voice, you see, Seryoga, leave your number, I will make a normal course, this can be adjusted in the system prompt so that it communicates with everyone

[37:10] it adapts to people. Leave your phone number, I will make a proper calculation for your project and will not write with calculation for your project and will not write with general phrases. Cool.

[37:23] And I have a section of the upper DMT. Do you know this place? actually have a house being built in Upper Dzhimt right now.

[37:36] Prints. Yes, I know. Okay, I already wrote to you about him above. That is, we have already talked to him. I've already tested it. I'm not going to show you right away. Here. There are some nuances there. Soil or high groundwater level. This affects the

[37:49] excellent, the sea is nearby, infrastructure, liquidity is good. Seryoga, let's the area specifically. I will make a calculation for your project. Many issues cannot be resolved by correspondence. Well, you're so pushy, you want to

[38:06] call me right away. How can I give an approximate estimate? we have just created together, and we can do this thing together on the site

[38:21] Fair enough, sorry, I already gave you an approximate range, 15-22 million. Let me break down what it's in this range. The foundation in the upper GMT may require a pile or a monolithic slab with reinforcement. This is 15, 1.5-3 million depending on the geology.

[38:35] floors, approximately 5-7 million. Exploitable roof, waterproofing, reinforcement, exit, finishing coating. Plus 1.5 million for roofing. Panoramic glazing, if you want. This is another 1-2 million. Engineering finishing. So it comes out to 15-2 million. It depends on what

[38:48] important to you: meeting the minimum or meeting the quality requirements? I would meeting the quality requirements? I would like to keep to the minimum. Do you make like to keep to the minimum. Do you make swimming pools?

[39:04] you see, you can immediately click "send my number," and my number, which is linked to Telegram, will automatically be sent to the CRM system, yes, which can be connected, or, say, Google Docs. And the sales department can immediately

[39:19] "Hi, we were just corresponding, and I build." And they start selling immediately. Cool. This thing works It can consult with a bunch of clients at the same time. A lead magnet generates at least 100 clients at once

[39:35] , warms them up, writes to them, and reminds them. Plus, in this funnel, in this bot, you can send out newsletters to your clients and remind them. That is, you did it in 2 minutes. In 5 minutes, okay, in 5 minutes I did it.

[39:50] What if you devoted much more time to it? This is the story. And the fifth scheme, my favorite one, the one that was worth watching to the end. All the previous four are one- time projects. Did it, got the money,

[40:03] looking for the next client. And this changes the model itself. I worked on it the most. This is a subscription-based job and is for a percentage of the revenue. The point is this. You don't just make a website for your business and leave. You take on all of the

[40:16] client's marketing, analysis, website, advertising, analytics, and manage it on an ongoing basis. For this, you take either a monthly subscription fee, or this gold, a percentage of the revenue that you bring in. If we're talking

[40:29] about a subscription, they charge from 30,000 thousand per month and up, depending on the client, their turnover, and so on. If we're talking about the percentage of revenue numbers can be completely different.

[40:41] Look what we get in the end. Five schemes are essentially one ladder. You start with something simple, like presentations and websites, then add marketing expertise, like audience analysis, competitor analysis, and bots, and

[40:53] your revenue grows. And at the top, the work is already for a percentage. And all of this is based on just one skill: understanding marketing and being able to manage neural networks. Once you've mastered the basics, you can build anything you want, both for yourself and for someone else's business. This is the profession of a

[41:08] wipe marketer. And in 2026, it's on a wild rise, because neural networks are only getting more powerful, and there are only a few specialists who can actually use them. So, my friends, if you want to master this

[41:20] basics from scratch and build your first link yourself, a neural network website, a quiz, Yandex Direct, set analytics and goals, I have a workshop for you, the link is under this video. And in the comments, tell me which of the five schemes suited

[41:35] you best: one, two, three, four, or five? Based on your answers, I'll understand what to film next and will do the next analysis in as much detail as possible. Like, subscribe and see you in the next video.

[41:47] I hug you very tightly, and you are the best because you are developing. Bye.