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0:01There are 101 ways to make money online.
0:04Now, most of them are fake, just
0:06promoted by gurus trying to sell you
0:07their courses. Which is why in today's
0:09video, I'm sharing seven online hal side
0:12hustles that you can start today to make
0:14$100 a day. And I'll show you step by
0:16step going from the easiest one to the
0:18one that can make you the most money.
0:19And to prove you that this works, I'll
0:20even share screenshots of proof of
0:22payments of me paying those people to do
0:24those side hustles for me. And trust me,
0:26they make a lot of money. Allah, let's
0:28get into it. Starting with the first
0:29one, copyrightiting. Copyrightiting is
0:31simple. Copyrightiting is basically
0:33writing in a way that makes people buy
0:35the stuff that you're writing about.
0:36That's it. You can write emails, ads,
0:38script videos, any type of thing that
0:40involves some sort of writing falls
0:42under copyrighting. And here's a twist.
0:44When 2025, we've got AI. So, we're not
0:46going to write the emails to add the
0:48scripts ourselves. We'll use AI to do
0:50so. And to show you, I'll switch over to
0:51my laptop. So, what you want to be doing
0:53is logging in to clude.ai. And it's
0:55amazing for writing. I'll show you
0:57specifically how to tweak it in a way
0:58that makes it right like crazy. What you
1:00need to do is head over to this little
1:02cross and create a new project. I'll
1:04call it Ebu Copyriter. And I want you to
1:08write emails in an amazing way to
1:11convert readers into customers. Create
1:14project for now. Let's try it out. I
1:16have a $20 ebook teaching people how to
1:21use Excel sheets and be very good with
1:25it. Also very important to precise that
1:27I don't want it to write like AI
1:29otherwise going to mess everything up.
1:31Don't write like AI use English below
1:35level four. And because Clude is my guy,
1:38I'm going to say, I trained AI live. It
1:41took me literally 3 minutes and it's
1:43printing an email off of two lines of
1:45context. Now, this was good, but it's
1:46just one email. So, how do we actually
1:47make money from it? You have three ways
1:49of doing it. Number one is selling
1:50packages. Basically, because you're not
1:52writing the email, you don't really care
1:53about how many emails you have to write.
1:55So, what you want to do is be
1:56competitive on pricing and send them
1:58bulk offers. Five emails for 100 bucks,
2:0010 emails for 100 bucks, that's $10 an
2:02email. But if it takes you two hours to
2:04write those 10 emails, you basically
2:06made $50 an hour as a side hustle from
2:08an AI that you trained in 5 minutes.
2:11This is insane. Now, emails was just the
2:13start. You can actually use the same AI
2:15with a few tweaks to write a lot more
2:18than emails. For example, you can write
2:19scripts. You can write YouTube scripts
2:21or show scripts. You can feed the AI
2:22some Mr. beast videos and say how
2:24amazing he is at retention and all the
2:26tactics that he's using in his scripts
2:28and you can ask it to replicate those
2:30for a specific guy. Send him 10 video
2:32ideas and charge him 100 bucks. Same
2:33thing. It's going to take you two to
2:35five hours and you made 100 bucks in a
2:37single day. Now, if scripts are not your
2:38thing, you can do other things like ad.
2:40You can script Facebook ads, Google ads
2:42for people. Same thing. Look at great
2:44people who are doing it, feed it to the
2:46AI, give it the logic and replicate it
2:48for other people. You can make PDFs or
2:51guides for those people. Lastly, a thing
2:53that I myself use is websites. My
2:56websites, my funnels have copyrightiting
2:58all the way. The titles, the headlines,
3:01the sub headlines, how the customers are
3:02going to think, how the customer
3:04experience is going to be if we use this
3:05sentence instead of this one. Same
3:07thing. And lastly, once you close a few
3:09clients, you might want to turn this
3:10into a remote job. For example, when I
3:13hire copyriters, I start by making them
3:15write one to two simple emails. If
3:17they're good, I make them write a five
3:18to 10 email sequence. and if they're
3:19really good, I'd offer them a full-time
3:21job at my company. Now, to give you some
3:23actual numbers, an email on average,
3:26generally speaking, cost between $ 20
3:27and $100. Now, if you're writing it with
3:30AI, you can compete so much on volume.
3:32And if you offer 10 emails for $150 and
3:35they are really good, I guarantee you
3:36you'll close clients. Now, in position
3:38number two, we have a side hustle that
3:40can make you a lot of money depending on
3:42how available you are, and that is high
3:44ticket sales. High ticket sales is
3:46basically you taking sales calls over
3:48the phone to sell people a certain
3:50solution. Usually you get paid about 10%
3:52of whatever you sell. You earn what you
3:54kill. The products are on average $1,500
3:57to $10,000 and the average close rate is
4:0020%. So let's say you're taking five
4:03calls per day to guarantee that you make
4:07at least one sale every single day.
4:09There are 1 hour calls. So that will
4:10take you five hours and you're
4:12guaranteed to make between 150 bucks and
4:15a,000 bucks. And mainly there are three
4:17requirements that you must have if you
4:19want to really succeed in high ticket
4:20sales. Specifically for these numbers
4:22that I gave you, they are for the US
4:24market. Don't worry, you can do high
4:25ticket sales anywhere in the world, but
4:27you would be selling to USA prospect,
4:29American guys. Now, for those three
4:31requirements, number one is being native
4:33English or really good at English to the
4:35point where we can't notice it because
4:37you'll be speaking to native English
4:39customers. They won't really like if you
4:40have a very thick accent. Number two,
4:42you need to be charismatic. I'm sorry,
4:44sales is a game of energy. If you're not
4:46slick, if you can't speak to people in a
4:48great way and you can, you know, crack
4:49some jokes and then get the mic in the
4:50sale, high ticket sales is maybe not for
4:52you. And lastly, you need to be super,
4:54super resilient. Sales is a numbers
4:57game. You need to be dialing the phone
4:59all day speaking to people all the time.
5:01And if you're not ready to have people
5:02saying, "No, I don't want to buy your
5:04thing. I hate you. Don't call me back."
5:06And then you pick up the phone again and
5:07you call someone else and you're super
5:08happy and excited, then high ticket
5:10sales again might not be for you. Now,
5:11if you have those requirements, you're
5:13going to make a lot of money with high
5:14ticket sales. Now, if you heard
5:15everything I mentioned about high ticket
5:16sales, you were hyped, but then you
5:18heard the requirements and you're like,
5:19"I don't have it. There's no way."
5:21Habibi, don't worry. I got you. You can
5:22do appointment setting. Appointment
5:24setting is basically high ticket sales
5:26that pays a little bit less but you
5:28don't need none of the requirements
5:29because you can do what's called DM
5:31setting. Basically you see those people
5:33that speak on the phone all day and sell
5:34to those people they are speaking to
5:36them because they have appointments
5:37because basically people agreed to speak
5:39with them over the phone. And who set
5:41those appointments? Appointment sellers.
5:42So your job would be converting leads
5:45people who are interested in a product
5:46to people who are speaking over the
5:49phone with your closers. And your job
5:51with appointment setting is just to set
5:53those leads that are interested in the
5:55solution into appointments. And to do
5:57so, you want to do three simple things.
5:59And it starts with the qualification
6:01part. You don't want to waste your
6:02closest time because their time is very
6:04valuable and they want to take as many
6:05calls as possible. And since they only
6:07eat what they kill, they get paid a
6:09percentage. Then you must send them
6:11qualified people. Otherwise, they're
6:13going to hate you. The second thing you
6:14want to do as an appointment setter
6:15while you're talking to the prospect is
6:17setting the expectations. It's basically
6:19preparing the sale for the guy, making
6:21it easier for your sales guy. You're
6:23basically telling them, hey, this is the
6:24solution. Here's how amazing it's going
6:26to be. You prepare the ground, make it
6:27easy for them, make sure they can afford
6:29it, they also understand it makes sense,
6:30everything's good, everything's ready.
6:32You set the expectation on this call.
6:33You're going to buy our product. And
6:35lastly, if they are qualified, they have
6:37the right expectation, they're ready to
6:39move forward, then set the call. You're
6:42simply going to send them a calendar
6:43link for them to book a call at a time
6:44that works for them so they can speak to
6:46a closer and buy the product. If they
6:47end up buying the product, you'll make
6:495% of the sale on average, which with
6:52the same numbers that we had before, you
6:54can make from $75 to $500 bucks per
6:57sale. For sellers, I have some
6:59appointment sellers on my team booking
7:0011, 15 up to 20 calls per day. Imagine
7:03how much you can make if you make $75,
7:06which is the low end, $75 per call, and
7:08you book 20 calls. Let's say half of
7:11them end up closing. That's 750 bucks
7:13for one single day of work. I'm telling
7:15you, the side hustles are real. Do your
7:17research, but I'm telling you,
7:18appointment setting is the real game. I
7:20personally have appointment setters that
7:22work for me. And last month, I paid my
7:24top appointment setter $6,000 cash. A
7:26lot better. Now, enough talk about
7:28selling stuff and taking people's money
7:30and maybe you're more of a calm, chill
7:31guy that just has a bit of creativity,
7:33then video editing might be for you.
7:36Video editing is a bit harder to learn
7:38when you're a beginner. It takes some
7:39time. The AI tools so far are not really
7:42good for video editing. So you might
7:43need to learn the skill by yourself. I
7:45advise you to learn very very very
7:47specific styles of video editing that
7:50are in demand. And there are a few that
7:51I can name. Now most editors say that
7:53the market is saturated. But
7:54realistically no market is saturated.
7:56They're just saturated offers. And to
7:58name a few, for example, everyone is
7:59copying the Iman Gatsi style with fancy
8:02animations and a bunch of effects. And
8:03that's why you think video editing is
8:05saturated cuz you're just doing what
8:07everyone else is doing. Now, on the
8:08other hand, if you become really good
8:09at, for example, editing vlogs, of
8:11course, make sure you don't use music,
8:13but you can put find a great way to put
8:14a climp in a nice order, make it feel
8:16cinematic, etc. You're going to make a
8:18bunch of money. To give you an idea, a
8:20vlog cost between 200 and 500 bucks to
8:22edit, and you can edit a vlog in two to
8:24five days. So, again, making $100 a day.
8:26Now, if you don't really like vlogs and
8:27you're more of a chill guy, you like to
8:29learn things as well as your work, you
8:31might want to do documentaries, which is
8:33basically educational content. This
8:35video that you're watching right now
8:36could fall under the category of
8:37documentary content. It doesn't have any
8:39music. You don't have to make excuses
8:41and say, "Oh, my clients have music this
8:42and that." You can just find the right
8:44clients by either them being Muslim and
8:46not using music, or you can find people
8:47who just don't need music by default.
8:49And lastly, with video editing, you can
8:51do short form editing, specifically
8:54repurposing, which is basically you
8:56taking long- form YouTube videos from
8:58creators and editing them for them to
9:00post them on their social media, Tik
9:02Tok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts. Now,
9:04for short form repurposing, there are so
9:06many people that are doing it already,
9:08but this market has so much money to be
9:10made, and I'll show you how. First, be
9:12really good at it and specifically at
9:14retention on shorts because short form
9:16is going to be on short form platforms
9:17and people have a fried brain. So, if
9:19you're not really good at making
9:20retention edits, then you shouldn't do
9:22short form. Now, how you can learn short
9:24form retention is by watching on
9:26YouTube. Again, plenty of tutorials.
9:27There are people who are expert at
9:29retention and you can learn how that
9:30works. Now, once that you know how
9:31retention works, you can go to YouTubers
9:34and offer to repurpose their content on
9:37other platforms. Also, if you want to go
9:39further and really make an offer that's
9:41really good, you can ask the clients to
9:44add you to their YouTube studio.
9:45Basically, this will allow you to check
9:47the retention chart of the initial video
9:49and you can see the spikes and where
9:50people specifically put a like or where
9:52people specifically watch a lot of the
9:54video or put a comment on it or you can
9:56go to the comment section and see when
9:58people you know when they put the
9:59timestamps and they say, "Oh, 4 minute
10:0055 amazing advice." Then you take this
10:03clip at 4 minute 55. You edit it in a
10:05nice way where people can get the whole
10:06context and repurpose that on other
10:08social media. That would be an amazing
10:10offer and I can tell you no one is doing
10:12this. Now the fifth side hustle is
10:15creating websites for people. Similarly,
10:17we're in 2025. You can use AI to create
10:19the websites. You don't need to code.
10:21You don't need to do none of that. What
10:22you want to do is make a special offer.
10:24You don't always with a special. So,
10:27what you want to be doing is you listing
10:29the top 10, top 20 websites in a
10:31specific industry and then you analyze
10:33everything. You put all your research in
10:35a Google doc and then you can go to
10:37other people in this industry who have a
10:39very bad website and offer to either
10:41give them this doc and they pay you for
10:42it which is most likely not the case.
10:44People are going to be lazy. They want
10:45you to do everything. So you can offer
10:47to go and do the website for them. Now
10:50specifically to make the website you
10:52have two main ways. Number one is
10:54finding someone on a freelancing website
10:55like Upwork for example. You can pay
10:57them 50 to 100 bucks for them to make
10:59the website. Of course, once you find a
11:00client, and the good thing about this is
11:02that you'll be guaranteed a good quality
11:04because you'll be getting someone that's
11:06full-time's job is to make websites. So,
11:07he'll be really good at making websites.
11:09And also, you don't need experience in
11:11design or any of that cuz he'll be
11:12handling everything. You just need to
11:13make the sales and broker the deals.
11:15Now, the second option you have is
11:16making the website yourself using AI.
11:19This one is great because there's low
11:20upfront cost. You don't really have to
11:22pay for anything else than the software
11:23that you're building the website on. You
11:25can play the volume game and have a
11:27bunch of websites made very quickly and
11:29fulfill a lot of clients and have
11:30cheaper prices and you also will have
11:33fast delivery. Personally, if I start, I
11:35might find someone else to do the
11:37websites until I understand really well
11:38how everything works. I get a reputation
11:40built by having great websites. I can
11:41sell the websites for three or 400
11:42bucks. I'm not going to charge a lot of
11:44money for this. I'll make sure the
11:45websites are welld designigned, etc. And
11:47then later on I can learn how to make
11:48the websites myself if I want to save a
11:50little bit of money. Or I can learn to
11:53scale this specifically and start a web
11:54design agency where I hire multiple
11:56people to build websites for me and that
11:58turns it into a full-time business. All
12:00in all, if you sell a website for 300
12:02bucks and you can sell five of them
12:03every month, you make 1,500 bucks for
12:05little side hustles where you're not
12:07even doing the work. That's pretty good.
12:08Side hustle number six is building
12:10automations for businesses. Big
12:12companies that have hundreds of
12:13employees and hundreds of customers
12:15cannot manage everything that they do
12:17manually. They need automations for
12:19things to be done automatically. For
12:21example, an email to be sent when a new
12:23customer comes in, a notification to be
12:25received when a customer has a specific
12:26request and needs a specific help. All
12:28these little automations will save them
12:31time and eventually save them money.
12:33Zapier is a huge software for
12:36automations. It basically interconnects
12:38a bunch of softwares like Google Sheets,
12:40Slack, Discord, emails, all these kind
12:42of softwares and you can create what's
12:44called zaps. A zap is basically a list
12:47of actions that's going to be happening
12:49once something triggers them. For
12:51example, if you receive an email, then
12:53send this message to one of the
12:55employees and also start this other
12:57sequence on the side. This can be very
12:59timeconuming if someone is doing it
13:00manually. So it can be automated with
13:03Zapier. And your job as an automation
13:05builder is to find time- conssuming
13:07tasks and automate them with Zapier. For
13:10example, remember what we spoke about
13:12appointment setting when you want to set
13:13the expectation, make sure people are
13:15coming on board, knowing what they need
13:16to buy, etc. Starting the sale before
13:18you come in. Those things can be
13:20automated to a certain degree. There are
13:22plenty of tutorials on Zapier. There are
13:24other softwares like make.com that can
13:27also help you make those automations.
13:29What you want to do here is play the
13:30long-term game. You want to be really
13:32good at automations. Start small with
13:34$50, $100 automations and work your way
13:36up until you can build really big stock
13:38of automations and charge a lot for it.
13:40Now, for the final and last side hustle,
13:42I kept the best for the end. It is
13:44influencer marketing. It's the one that
13:45alle personally used myself and I made
13:48most of my money from when I was a
13:50beginner. Now, influencer marketing is
13:51simple. You basically want to have
13:53influencers get brand deals and you take
13:55a commission on the deal. That's it. Now
13:57disclaimer, you don't want to work with
13:59any haram influencers. So anyone that
14:01uses music, anyone that has like fitness
14:03and shows his or some finances has a
14:06clear nogo. Now the next thing once you
14:07found a few influencers that you can
14:09work with, you want to make sure they
14:10have the right amount of followers so
14:12that you can actually make money because
14:13if they're not big enough for companies
14:15to pay them, you're not going to make
14:16any money. So you want to find people
14:17between 200k and 500k followers. It's
14:21very important because if the influencer
14:22is too small, companies most of the time
14:24won't really want to pay him. Now, on
14:26average, the commission you can start
14:27taking when you're a beginner are
14:29between 15 and 20%, you don't want to
14:31get greedy. You just want to start
14:32making a little bit of money. Now, if
14:34you agree with the influencer that any
14:36deal you bring his way, he'll pay you a
14:37cut of it 15 20%, then you can start
14:40reaching out to companies, showing them
14:42exactly why this influencer is amazing,
14:44how amazing he is, and how he can gain
14:45them a bunch more sales. Once they
14:47accept, broker the deal, sign a contract
14:49between the influencer and you, and sign
14:51another contract between the brand and
14:53you. Make sure they never get in touch
14:55otherwise they'll just cut you off the
14:56deal. And if you don't know how to
14:58create a contract you can simply use a
14:59software like docuign pendoc and create
15:02an online contract between you and him.
15:05You can ask about the legislations in
15:08your country to make sure you're
15:09respecting all the rules. Ask it also to
15:12write up the contract. Get both people
15:13to sign it and then you can go ahead
15:15with the deal. Once the deal is done you
15:17can get paid. When you're starting out,
15:18you can expect to make a,000, 2,000
15:20bucks a month working, you know, about
15:2220 hours a week on the model. And you
15:24can also scale it. If you have bigger
15:26influencers, you can charge bigger
15:27commissions, etc., etc. I actually have
15:29data to show you how you can make
15:30because I ran this model myself and I
15:32coached a few guys on how to do this as
15:34well. Now, you can see this brotheric
15:35closed the deal for 12K, made about 3K
15:38profitabic, which is about 25% of the
15:40deal, and that is just through one deal.
15:43Now, you have big people who close way
15:44bigger deals, etc. But when you start
15:46out, usually you're going to close
15:47smaller deals like $1,200 on $400
15:50profit, 3K deal with 1k profit, $1,200
15:53with $800 profit. But these are very
15:56small deals with very, very small
15:57influences. Of course, later on you can
16:00close some bigger deals, have some
16:01madness. You can have some people that
16:02are making up to 100k a month, etc.
16:04That's way later down the line once you
16:06have established your agency properly,
16:08etc. If you want to start, simply be an
16:10influencer agent. Find one or two
16:12influencers that you actually want to
16:13work with. help them find the right
16:15brands and they'll help you make money
16:17as well. So now that I showed you the
16:19seven side hustles, you might ask me,
16:20"But how am I going to close clients?"
16:22Well, habibi, watch this next video. I
16:24break down everything. Michael.