How To Make Money With ChatGPT On Your Device [2023]

In this post, you’re going to learn how to make money with ChatGPT. Everyone is talking about ChatGPT, the OpenAI chatbot. It is currently a free technology that will be very interesting to try out. But can you actually help people and make money with this chatbot?

Below I’ll show you how I use it to make money and suggest ideas you might want to try.

More content ideas mean I can create more useful blog content for readers, which will (financially) generate more search engine traffic and lead to more advertising or sales revenue.

For example, I recently wrote a post about making money in the golf industry. By the end of writing my article, I was a little lacking in ideas, and so I decided to use ChatGPT.

ChatGPT provided a few more ideas that I couldn’t even think of. I added sections for these additional ideas and wrote the content. This post is now #2 in my search!

You can use ChatGPT to generate blog post ideas for yourself or your clients (if you are a freelancer/agency). I can say with confidence that his ideas are sold!

Hint: “I’m looking for ideas for a blog post on [topic]. Could you help me brainstorm some ideas?”

I recently did this with blog post titles that don’t have a high click-through rate. The results have not yet been published, but I am sure that thanks to this I will get more traffic. Especially those posts that are in 5-9 places.

If you are a blogger like me, you could do the same. If you are a freelancer or a marketing agency, you could offer this service to entrepreneurs who would like to use it.

Hint: “I have a blog post titled “[existing title]”. Can you suggest any alternative headlines that could grab more attention?”

Let’s say you’ve entered your posting ideas into the list generated above and are ready to tackle one of the topics. Instead of starting from a blank page, ask ChatGPT to give you a little sketch to start the creation process.

Of course, you could copy sketches from other websites, but ChatGPT will provide you with more non-proprietary ideas.

One caveat: I wouldn’t use them verbatim. Edit the list for accuracy and add something of your own to it. Don’t just copy them. ChatGPT is not always correct.

Hint: “I plan to write a blog post on [topic]. Can you help me sketch out the main points I need to cover?”

It takes money and, more importantly, time. For such small projects, I can now use ChatGPT. For example, let’s say I wanted to add a simple interest rate calculator to my savings account blog post.

I could have asked ChatGPT to solve the problem for me first. I would then ask him for HTML, Javascript, and CSS code to put on my website. With the help of a WordPress plugin like WP Coder, I can convert all of this code into a shorter one that will be posted on the blog.

I plan to do this in all my content to make it more engaging and useful for readers. You could do the same or offer a service that creates these tools for others.

Hint: “I need a tool that does [a specific task]. Can you help me write the code for this?”

As someone who has been blogging for over a decade and has tons of content, this is one of my favorite uses of ChatGPT. You can ask him to rewrite sections, add better intros (even jokes or hooks), and create FAQs for relevant blog entries.

This is usually such a difficult task that we end up postponing it. Now, with this tool, you can do it all. As a freelancer, you could offer a service to clean up/update existing content for blogs, websites, etc.

This is probably the right time to point out that AI-generated content is usually discoverable. So test your content with a service like Originality.ai to make sure it can pass human-created checks and avoid any plagiarism.

Hint: “I have a piece of content that is a little cluttered and hard to read. Could you help me tidy it up and make it more concise?”

I recently did this with the description of my FinCon conference. I have some existing text about this event that reads like it was taken from Wikipedia. It is good for some purposes, but not very suitable for advertising and sales.

I asked ChatGPT to rewrite it so I could put it in a blog post about the best personal finance conferences. I liked how it turned out.

Think of all the marketing materials you could write or rewrite for your business. If you are a freelance copywriter, you could use ChatGPT to complement your skills.

Hint: “I need to write sales copy for a sales page/email to promote [a product/service]. Could you help me come up with something convincing?”

Hint: “I am interested in investing in AI companies. Can you recommend any specific companies I should consider, such as OpenAI?”

It can generate millions of different side hustle ideas for you to choose from. And if you ask him, he will tell you exactly how to act in this situation.

Hint: “I’m looking for ideas for side activities that I could take to earn some extra money. Can you suggest any options?”

Hint: “I have a piece of content in [language] that I need to translate into [language]. Can you help with translation?”

Hint: “I want to create a Youtube video and I need a script. Can you help me write a script on [theme]?”

Hint: “I need a website built for my business. Can you help me design and build it?”

For example, I recently purchased an AI Content Reactor from Rob Lennon. Rob charges $150 for the course and access to the community. I believe he makes a good income from his efforts. And his course helps me make the most of ChatGPT.

Hint: “I want to learn how to use ChatGPT and potentially sell my knowledge as a ChatGPT expert. Can you help me get started?”

Hint: “I need multiple social media posts for my business Facebook/Instagram/Twitter accounts. Can you help me create some content?”

While it’s best if you actually draw on your own knowledge and experience, it doesn’t hurt to have ChatGPT work with you to complement your knowledge and become a better expert/mentor.

Hint: “I want to get paid for answering questions online. Do you have any suggestions for websites or platforms where I can do this?”

Hint: “I’m looking for a new job and I need to update my resume. Can you help me put together a strong, professional resume?”

Hint: “I have an idea for a book, but I’m not sure how to turn it into a full story. Can you help me brainstorm and develop the story?”

For example, Alfred is an IOS app that sits on top of ChatGPT and gives you more features in a native mobile interface.

Hint: “I want to create a chatbot that uses the ChatGPT API. Can you help me develop a chatbot?”

If you are thinking about making money with AChatGPT, here are a few things to consider:

• Make sure you are using these tools in a legal and ethical manner. This includes concern for data privacy and the rejection of any discriminatory practices.
• It is important to understand the limitations of ChatGPT (and all artificial intelligence) and use it appropriately. It is not a substitute for human experience and judgment.
• Finally, consider how your customer perceives artificial intelligence and how it might affect their business. Some people may be hesitant to use AI-based products or services, so be transparent about how you use these technologies and address any issues your customers may have.

So here it is guys! With ChatGPT at your fingertips, you’ll be raking in money in no time. And let’s be honest, who wouldn’t want to get rich at the slightest lift of a finger?

Just make sure you don’t spend all your newfound wealth buying more AI assistants to do your bidding – trust me. Eventually, they will just take over the world and you will be out of a job.

It’s better to stick to the old-fashioned way of making money the hard way: working in the office 8 hours a day, 50 weeks a year. Haha, just kidding (sort of).”