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[00:01] and in detail how to create a website that generates $82 a day. When the idea of setting up a website comes to mind, but we usually think about setting up a website that

[00:13] website that is a blog, a website that is software, but practically nobody is talking about One Page websites. So, translated into Spanish, these are basically websites that only do one thing. They are

[00:26] fairly simple websites that only do one thing, but they do that thing really well. And in this video I'm going to explain how to create a page like this using artificial intelligence.

[00:38] Therefore, we will be able to create it without knowing how to program. Let me give you an example, because much easier to understand. This is a page, and it's a website that simply allows us to: we come here, we have an email address that

[00:51] changes every 10 minutes, we copy it, we can use it to register on a website where we don't want to put our own email address, and the emails appear below. So, it's a

[01:03] simple website, but if you look closely, it's a website that has advertising, website that makes money. In the specific case of this website, this website has 2.25 million visits per month and this is $2475

[01:18] per month thanks to advertising, which is the same as $82 per day. In this video like this using You will also learn how to add advertising to your website so you can

[01:32] the website receives. You will also learn how to get traffic, how to get people to come to your website and use it, and therefore how to generate visits that can then be monetized through advertising. And

[01:45] this video is not for you to copy this type of website, but rather to show that there are many relatively simple websites that are useful and that people need and use, such as a file converter that will convert a

[01:58] PDF to another format, or a website that connects you if your internet speed is sufficient, or even a currency converter where you enter your how many dollars or euros it is. These are really simple websites that

[02:11] we're going to learn how to create, and at the end of the video I'm going to give you other ideas what kind of website to create; I'll give you several ideas. So if you video interesting, don't hesitate to leave a like. And with that said , now we're really getting down

[02:24] to business. To create a website with these characteristics, we need three things. The first thing is hosting, it's the server where domain, such as youtube.com. And

[02:36] artificial intelligence tool to create the website for us. In my case I'm going to use Hostinger, since it has these three things in one and is to the page I'm on, you have the link directly in the description, it

[02:49] will take you here. And that's it, we're going down and I'm going to select the starter. Why the starter? Because it has a lot of benefits, but the two that I find most interesting are, number one, that I have a free domain,

[03:01] second is that I can create up to 25 projects. up to 25 web pages, so wow, spectacular. I come this way, I select the plan. If I select 12 months, I get a discount, and I also get the

[03:13] n't get a discount and I don't get the domain for free. So, I'm going for 12 months. And if I come here, you have a discount coupon and I use the coupon Adrián, I get an additional 10% discount. Okay, perfect, I'll continue and

[03:27] registered and completed the payment, we arrive at this tab. In this tab Hostinger's artificial intelligence that allows us to create these web pages and it's really simple. This would be like a GBT chat room for creating websites.

[03:42] create it for us. And here we can see some templates, some a website that can be used to create a logo, which is interesting. This is more really is a lot of stuff. So, I'm going to make a website in just a

[03:58] very simple. I am going to ask you the following. I want a very simple web page to create a QR code from a link. The user pastes a link into a QR code appears on the screen. Basically, what I'm asking for is

[04:12] link to it. It's a link from my Instagram, my YouTube channel, a clicking on it generates a QR code for me. I can download that QR code do whatever I want with it. Something really simple, but definitely useful. So,

[04:28] I come this way and give it to him. And here, the interface opens and gets down to work creating the website. Okay, we've already created the website and it's a really simple website, it's all in English, but we could ask him here from the chat for

[04:40] can say, "Hey, translate it into Spanish for me and that's it." So, how does it work? I paste a link, let's say my YouTube channel, we generate it and a QR code appears here that I can download. If I pick up my phone and

[04:53] download. If I pick up my phone and scan it, it does YouTube channel directly. So perfect. And now, if I, for example, want to ask for something else, I want to ask, hey, besides sending me a URL to a

[05:08] QR code, I want to give it my phone number and have a predetermined message generate a QR code so that people can scan that QR code and it will directly open a WhatsApp conversation with me with that

[05:21] also a very typical thing to do. So, I ask him. And that's it, we now have the website. As you can see, the WhatsApp area appears. If I click here in the WhatsApp area, I would simply enter my

[05:33] WhatsApp and it would generate the QR code. As you can see, the area for the default message is missing, and, for example, I would put this logo a little higher isn't perfect, but that's what this area is for, to ask it for all the

[05:46] create it to our liking. Something else important to point out is that if mobile view, we can see that the website also adapts to the mobile version, which is really important nowadays, since most

[06:00] do so using mobile phones. Now that we've seen how to create one of these simple websites, with the help of Ramón, a technical member of the channel, a friend, and a genius, we're going to see how to create a more complex website, how to do

[06:15] complex website. We're going to replicate the 10-minute email website, making it a step and in detail how to create a page and how to publish that page. We'll also see how to add ads to that page

[06:29] and how to attract traffic to the page so that people come in and use it. And finally, we'll give several ideas for for those of you who don't have any ideas. What would be the first step once

[06:42] we've decided on the idea, to start creating the website? We could pass the instructions directly to Horizons, to this but what I personally like to do, especially when we're working on a

[06:54] more complex project, is to talk to Charg. That is, by activating the microphone, I pass all the instructions for the website we want to create, all the information so that HRGPT itself creates the prompt, it

[07:08] creates the text that we then pass to Horizon. In other words, that way we pass all condensed. So, in this case, I asked him the following. I told ChatGBT that I wanted a website for temporary emails, and that the website should allow the user to

[07:22] view and copy that temporary email. You need to be able to see your inbox that emails are sent to you as they arrive. It needs to be able to allow users to notification; so to speak, the website needs to have a 10-

[07:36] minute countdown timer, and when the timer finishes, a new email is generated. Furthermore, I specified to HRGBT that all those functionalities of receiving emails, being able to view them, etc., have to be simulated for the time being.

[07:48] Horizons, Hostinger's artificial intelligence tool, does not have the default ability to perform all those functions. So, for later we'll see how to integrate them so they're real and

[08:01] work correctly. With all this, Chat GBT already generated that prompt for me and we then passed that prompt to Horizons to generate the website, and after a few minutes we already had that version 1.0 of the website generated. There

[08:13] we tested that all the buttons worked correctly. It's we fix things that might fail now, it will be easier than fixing them later, and that way we ensure that version 1.0 is working

[08:27] All of this is perfect, but at the moment the website is only like a mockup that can be seen from Horizon itself, but it doesn't work; it's nice, but emails aren't received, people can't

[08:40] access the website. What would be the next step to Correct. Everything we're seeing so far is simulated. So, the functionality to make it real, so that we can actually receive emails and

[08:53] the website has a real use. To integrate these functionalities we will API. An API is simply a service offered by other companies or those services into your own website or code. For

[09:08] example, the OpenAI API, that is, the company behind Charg, CHGBT's artificial intelligence services into your website. The YouTube "p", for example, would be used to integrate YouTube services into your website,

[09:21] do things like publish videos directly to YouTube, analyze so on. In other words, everything you could do manually from those websites, but algorithmically, that is, through code, through your own

[09:35] website. As Ramón rightly says, apps allow us to have functionalities on our website that it doesn't normally have, from mentions about YouTube, to simpler things . For example, there could be

[09:47] an API so that our website always displays the real-time price of Bitcoin in dollars, right? That's something that our website doesn't do by default, but we connect to always have that information, which could be the

[09:59] price of Bitcoin, or, I don't know, the euro-dollar exchange rate, it could really be whatever we want. from simpler things to more Correct? So, to find the API we need, we just need to

[10:12] our case, a disposable email API in W. In our case, we searched for disposable emails appi, that is , disposable email API in English and we found this one that you see here on the screen, although there were

[10:26] chose this one because on the one hand it offered a free plan that allowed us to do the first tests at no cost, and then the paid plan suited us in case we wanted to scale this project and receive much more

[10:40] traffic. So, to integrate it we simply create an account and once the account is created we need two things. On one hand, the API Key, which our account, that is, a bit like the password of our account to this API.

[10:55] And on the other hand, the API documentation, which would be the instructions integrating our API, that is, it tells us how we have to use that API to we did was pass both pieces of information, that is, both the API Key and the

[11:09] documentation to Horizons and ask them to integrate that disposable email service into our website so that this time it would actually receive emails. Initially, in that first request we made to

[11:22] Horizons, the code failed, it didn't work correctly and didn't generate artificial intelligence; they often fail, especially with more complex tasks. So, we had to be there working hand in hand with Horizons to

[11:36] cases it is important to give the artificial intelligence as much information as possible error is and can fix it. So, we did just that. And on the other hand, another which is basically a history of what is happening internally within the

[11:51] code so that we can pass on to the artificial intelligence all those internal processes that are occurring and so that it is able to solve the all this, after three or four messages with Horizons, we managed to

[12:04] solve this error and now the website was working correctly. Furthermore, to take it a step further, we asked Horizons, the ability to read any type of email, that is, not only simple text emails

[12:18] , but also emails, for example, that contain an image and that can be downloaded. Even emails in HTML format, which are the where there may be a GIF, where there are tables that have a slightly more

[12:30] complex format, but it is true that these are usually the emails that we receive when we have to verify your account for registration, and so I saw it as a necessary function and here Horizons did an impeccable job and managed to

[12:42] Perfect, Ramón, the website is up and running now. So, what's the next step to get it published and ready for people to start using it? The next step to publish this website would be to first click the

[12:55] publish button in Horizons itself, and with this we would have the website ready to be public and for everyone to use . But now, Adrian, have you appears by default is a rather strange link that has many letters, does not

[13:09] have the name of our website and is a bit odd? So, the next step will be to get a domain. How did we manage to get a domain that is HGPT to generate 100 domains that meet the following criteria. It should be a

[13:22] be a domain ending in a .com domain, and it should ideally be a domain that generates searches, that is, that clearly defines what our website will be about. With those instructions and giving HGPT the context of our

[13:35] website, it generates a list of 100 domains, and we take those 100 domains to a second website that checks if they are we cannot choose the domain we want, as many

[13:48] will already be registered by other people. So, from that list of 100 domains, among all those that are available, we chose since we consider that it defines the use of our website quite well. So,

[14:01] knowing that this domain was available, we simply free domain we had at Hostinger and then we also changed all match that domain, that is, the name that used to be Temp Mail, which

[14:14] was a name that the AI ​​had invented , we changed to correochable.com, all this through instructions from the Horizons chat itself. And that little icon that appears at the top of the tab and is used to

[14:27] . With all those changes now we finally had the website published with our own domain and anyone to visit with good branding.

[14:40] Incredible. The next step would be to add the ads, published and available, but we are offering a free service, or rather, a non-profit service. And the ideal thing here is to monetize, as

[14:53] you mentioned Adrián, with ads, because these types of websites different ways. We could, for example, offer 10 minutes of free email, but if you want it for an hour you have to pay, or there could be

[15:06] a premium version, a paid version, so there are several options to monetize it, obviously by charging the customer, but we ads, making it completely free and generating income for each visit

[15:19] . To integrate that advertising, the first step will be to choose an advertising provider; that is, it is the company that will connect us as website creators with advertisers. The most famous network, and

[15:33] is Google AdSense. Google AdSense is from Google, as its name suggests. It is one of the most reliable networks for advertising and has been operating for many years, and everyone should use. The only problem with Google AdSense is that it

[15:47] takes many days, several weeks, to approve your website. Consequently, for this video, as we wanted to test the website as soon as possible, we opted for is also reliable, also a large network, and most likely wo

[15:59] n't give any problems. We simply chose them for that reason: because it's easier and faster to integrate the ads and have it up and running from day one. So what did we do? We registered on the Monitac website.

[16:11] Once registered, we had to verify our website, which is simply what we do: we insert a code into our website so that Monitag knows that the website is ours, that is, so that it can identify which website is ours

[16:23] was copy the code from Monitac, copy the instructions, pass it to Horizons, and Horizons took care of integrating that code. With this, we simply clicked the "verify Monitac" button, and

[16:37] verified. Now, so to speak, but no ads are appearing yet . For this, we have several example, the typical pop-up ads, that is, when you click on a button on the

[16:50] website, an ad opens in a new tab. appear as a small square at the bottom with an ad, and there are notification ads that appear as if they were a mobile notification but within the

[17:04] choose from. We selected two of these categories and integrated them. To integrate it was as simple as following the same process we did to verify the website, that is , copy a code, copy the

[17:17] instruction, pass it to the Horizons and it was Horizons itself that integrated the ad. After about 10 or 15 minutes, once it was integrated, we used was properly integrated into Monitac. After 10

[17:29] minutes, we could already see ads starting to appear on our website. Something important that we need to keep in mind and calculate is put on our website. How much is this calculated per 1000

[17:42] visits, not the RPM? How much revenue do I receive for every 1000 visits? So, this is somewhat difficult to know if you have n't had 1000 visits, but based on previous tests with websites using

[17:56] the exact same network, we've had an RPM of 1.10, basically $10 for every 1000 visits. Therefore, based on this RPM and based on the visits, in this saw at the beginning of the video, what appears to us is that 2.25 million visits, well,

[18:14] this would give us $24,475 or what is the same, $82.5. So, this is all very well, it's very nice, but of course, we'll have to get visits. There are a lot of strategies to achieve that, aren't there? So, we might as well

[18:29] pay content creators to advertise on our website, which doesn't make sense if we monetize it with ads. Hey, paid advertising on social media, which doesn't make much sense either. Um, we can create

[18:42] content, which could make sense, or we can do SEO, which consists of creating content, uh, basically articles so that they rank higher internet they come across them, which is precisely the strategy used by 10

[18:55] Minute Mail, which has 2.25 million visits per month. How could we do this, Ramón? Correct. As you mentioned, Tmin Mail has several subdomains that integrate blogs and blog-style articles

[19:09] , explaining the benefits of using a temporary email, such as that it's more secure, that you don't suddenly receive spam so on. Basically, they're blogs explaining that. In those blogs, they use

[19:21] keywords so that if someone is searching for a temporary email address, they're more likely to find one of those articles or Terminat Mail homepage. To do this, we simply gave Horizons the same

[19:34] instructions and copied one of those Time create a similar article . That is, first of all, doing it in Spanish, since our

[19:47] website was in Spanish, but also making sure that instead of Xmail appearing, the name of our website appeared, etc., and making wasn't exactly the same. With all this, Horizons really did an

[19:59] impeccable job, creating a blog-style article , but much more dynamic, with several interactive sections, a pretty cool layout, and with that we now have our first wish list integrated into our website.

[20:11] However, it should be said that this is not the ideal way to do this in most ideal way to do this in most cases. Because? Because when we embed a our website, we are introducing a large

[20:23] what happens is that later, if Horizon, if this artificial intelligence much more material to work with, it has much more code, and sometimes it modify one thing, it can modify another, and problems can occur. In this

[20:39] article, there's no problem, but if we want to integrate 10, 15, 20, or 30 articles, the best thing to do in these cases is to create a subdomain on the same domain and connect that subdomain to a traditional blog-type page that we can

[20:52] host on Hostinger's standard plan . As Ramón explains, the goal here is to have our main website, which is the one this service offers us, load quickly, work well, and have no problems. Then, we create a

[21:05] subdomain where, instead of creating it with Horizons, we create a traditional website as it has always been done , and start publishing articles so that they can be ranked. Something that needs to be emphasized, right?, is that SEO

[21:17] not just publishing an article and that's it, but rather publishing articles constantly, optimizing and doing SEO well so that it have everything ready. We have the website created and operational, and

[21:34] everything works perfectly. We have ads that basically and we also have a strategy to capture this traffic. But the goal of this video, I insist, is not to copy a 10-

[21:47] minute website and have everyone have a website like that, but to understand the format, to understand that all kinds of websites can be created and that then each person can carry out their own website. Regarding ideas for

[21:59] websites that can be created this way, the possibilities are practically a web page that tells you what your IP address is, right? Something that is useful and that tells you your internet speed, a website that

[22:13] converts PNG to JPG, which is something really typical, or an image compressor that makes an image or file weigh less. And we've even seen QR codes, currency conversion; there are a lot of

[22:25] ideas we can implement with this. You've got some other ideas, you bastard, but you haven't left me with any. bastard, but you haven't left me with any. has literally put you in the...

[22:38] or has your face... And to conclude the video, I'd like to say that this a revolution that allows us to create websites that previously required either being or having the money to contact

[22:53] Therefore, the barriers to entry have dropped considerably and now websites, which is incredible, it's a positive thing, but what it will ultimately generate in the medium term is a lot of competition. If you can

[23:05] create a website like this in a matter of minutes, well, today not that tools, so those who are first to know about them do have this advantage, but in time everyone will know about them and everyone

[23:17] So, who here is going to be able to get good results? Either those who are the first to take advantage of these things, or those who do it really well and really try, because having a pretty website is

[23:31] can create one. So, what we need to do is be competitive. How are we competitive? Well, in my opinion, by testing quickly. We tried different approaches, different websites. With Hostinger we can create up to 25

[23:44] test quickly and see what works and what doesn't. And when we have something that works well, we really need to do things right, not just stick with a superficial version, but really work on it,

[23:57] work on the SEO well and create a project that can't be copied solely with artificial intelligence. Thank you for watching this video useful. Thank you, Ramón, also for stopping by and for being able to

[24:10] I should mention that in the description of this video you'll find a guide recorded by Ramón that's almost 2 hours long, explaining in more detail how Horizon works, which is what we've seen here, but everything is much more detailed. And

[24:24] you also have the link directly to Horizon, to the tool itself. So anyway, if you found it interesting, don't hesitate to leave a like. I'm Adrian Sa and Ramón, and we'll see you in the next video. Bye.

[24:40] nailed it. We can give him one, Ramón. Let's see, she's