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She said she needs money. He opened Google Maps. Found a burger spot with no website. Gave AI the name and two photos. Fifteen minutes later a full website was sitting on his screen. Called the owner. "I made you a website." The owner said how much. "$1,500." Paid... show more

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A 33-year-old Sarah from Brooklyn sold a website to a restaurant for $8,000, and it took her 7 hours She used a new tool, Claude Design, for which she spent $20/month She posted her ads on free freelance websites, and Claude created a business card for her 2 days later, a restaurant that opened a week ago writes to her: they need a website She names a price of $8,000, and they agree if they like everything She described the idea, and Claude came up with everything, with the ability to edit every detail. 7 hours later, the website was ready She sent it to the client, and they were thrilled: the deal was made The full instructions are already in the article

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28,983 views • 3 months ago

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THIS GIRL OPENED GOOGLE MAPS, COPIED 37 RESTAURANT REVIEWS AND BUILT A WEBSITE SHE CAN SELL BACK TO THE OWNER Bad photos, old copy, weak menu pages, no clean reservation button, the exact kind of local business page people ignore every day. She takes the restaurant from Google Maps, pulls the reviews, menu, hours, location and customer complaints, then uses Claude to turn all of it into a clean landing page that actually sounds like the place. The funny part is there is no new business idea here. The restaurant already has customers, food, photos, reviews and people searching for it. The broken part is the page between attention and booking. A local site like this can sell for $800 to $2,500 because the owner is not buying “AI”. They are buying more calls, more reservations and a page that does not look abandoned. The map is real. The reviews are real. The money is in fixing ugly pages that already have customers behind them.

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50,510 views • 4 months ago

A KID PULLS $10,000 A MONTH OPENING GOOGLE MAPS AND TYPING "PLUMBER NEAR ME". CLAUDE BUILDS THE SITE IN 40 MINUTES AND HE SELLS IT FOR $800 8,900,000 us businesses have no website. plumbers, roofers, hvac, electricians, dentists. 97% of their customers google them before calling and 62% of calls go unanswered the play is simple. open google maps, search a niche in a city, scroll past the top 3 results, write down every business with no website. 25 leads in 90 seconds with instant data scraper grab their reviews, services and location from google maps. paste into claude with one prompt and get full website copy. drop it into lovable or framer and you have a live site in 40 minutes 4 sites a month is $3,200. stack review management and missed call text back at $400 each per client and by month 6 you're at $10,000+ monthly bookmark this and read the article below

A KID PULLS $10,000 A MONTH OPENING GOOGLE MAPS AND TYPING "PLUMBER NEAR ME". CLAUDE BUILDS THE SITE IN 40 MINUTES AND HE SELLS IT FOR $800 8,900,000 us businesses have no website. plumbers, roofers, hvac, electricians, dentists. 97% of their customers google them before calling and 62% of calls go unanswered the play is simple. open google maps, search a niche in a city, scroll past the top 3 results, write down every business with no website. 25 leads in 90 seconds with instant data scraper grab their reviews, services and location from google maps. paste into claude with one prompt and get full website copy. drop it into lovable or framer and you have a live site in 40 minutes 4 sites a month is $3,200. stack review management and missed call text back at $400 each per client and by month 6 you're at $10,000+ monthly bookmark this and read the article below

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My old classmate got called a "f*cking loser" from the street while he was sending a $500 invoice. He found out from the video three days later. Laughed. Sent another invoice. He builds websites in Google AI Studio, cold-calls businesses that don't know what AI is, and closes them at $500 plus $297 a month. Last Tuesday he made $1,782 before lunch. He's 22. No degree. No team. No code. One AI tool. Six prompts. $20 monthly costs. When I asked if he feels like he's missing out he just said "missing out on what?" His full setup is in the article below. Not just the prompts. Everything.

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72,974 views • 4 months ago

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Raytar

3,609,094 views • 5 months ago

This woman here had a conflict with her man yet they have a child. Nameere intervened asked her how much she uses a day and she said 10k Nameere gave her 350k for month. Now she is saying that was all, yet Nameere told her to quit her job that she will get her a job and till now. Even the number she was given to call on, she was blocked. Naye banange Nameere has seen days.

This woman here had a conflict with her man yet they have a child. Nameere intervened asked her how much she uses a day and she said 10k Nameere gave her 350k for month. Now she is saying that was all, yet Nameere told her to quit her job that she will get her a job and till now. Even the number she was given to call on, she was blocked. Naye banange Nameere has seen days.

Brayo🇺🇬

34,814 views • 1 month ago