La fascinante histoire de l’enfant qui a généré 1 million de dollars avec ChatGPT
Un jeune entrepreneur a réalisé un exploit remarquable en générant plus d’un million de dollars en une année grâce à une idée commerciale révolutionnaire : la création de livres par intelligence artificielle. Dans cette vidéo, il nous ouvre les portes de son appartement à Toronto pour partager l’histoire de comment il est parvenu à cette idée novatrice, comment il a débuté avec un budget limité et comment il a développé son entreprise en consacrant quelques heures par jour à ce projet.
Avant de connaître le succès financier, Joe Popplus était un simple étudiant universitaire travaillant pour un salaire horaire modeste de 11 dollars dans un magasin. Aujourd’hui, il gagne sa vie en vendant des milliers d’e-books en utilisant une méthode non conventionnelle avec des chatbots GPT.
Ce qui impressionne le plus dans son entreprise n’est pas tant la manière dont il crée les livres, mais plutôt sa stratégie de marketing. En effet, la majorité de ses revenus proviennent de la publicité. Cela démontre l’impact concret de l’intelligence artificielle dans le domaine commercial, et Joe en est la preuve vivante.
À seulement 20 ans, Joe, étudiant en informatique, a construit une marque de livres estimée à 930 000 dollars. Il crée tous ses livres avec l’aide de l’IA et les commercialise sur Pinterest, principalement à destination des mamans d’âge moyen. Ses débuts ont été marqués par l’intégration de l’IA dans divers modèles commerciaux, ainsi que par son aide apportée aux petites et moyennes entreprises pour mieux comprendre l’IA.
Ses débuts dans la génération de livres remontent au mois d’août, et il a enregistré son premier jour rentable en octobre, avant de connaître une croissance dépassant largement ses attentes.
Au total, il a réalisé un profit de 390 000 dollars et la valeur de sa marque s’élève à 930 000 dollars. Son taux de profit est de 70 à 80 pour cent, principalement grâce à ses dépenses publicitaires et aux abonnements mensuels de ses offres premium.
Joe mise principalement sur la publicité sur Pinterest pour promouvoir ses livres, en mettant l’accent sur les campagnes de conversion. Il accorde également une grande importance aux pages de renvoi, cruciales pour laisser une bonne impression à ses prospects.
Malgré la concurrence, Joe reste confiant dans le potentiel énorme du marché. Il est convaincu de sa capacité à continuer à apporter de la valeur et à rester en tête de la compétition.
Il envisage même de céder une partie de son entreprise à un investisseur, ce qui lui permettrait de répéter le processus de création et de vente d’entreprises. Il consacre ses matinées à son entreprise et le reste de la journée à enseigner aux autres comment développer leur propre marque de livres.
En fin de compte, Joe privilégie l’apprentissage plutôt que les gains financiers. Il conseille à son moi débutant de se concentrer sur l’acquisition de compétences plutôt que sur l’argent. Malgré la possibilité de dépenser beaucoup d’argent, il préfère rester concentré sur la croissance de ses entreprises.
Source : Starter Story | Date : 2023-08-30 18:00:40 | Durée : 00:12:08
So where are the books? No url for that amazing landingsite to be found. No mention of it on his yt channel.. This smells like bs.
of course
"valued at". LOL
what complete BS
An inspiration! Thanks
I don't know. It's matter of time and real authors of non-AI books will accuse him of plagirism. ChatGPT doesn't know things out of void, it has to be trained first, it's insanely good at memorizing at heart, so as result it can produce literate copies of other works, without even telling what work was used.
The canary in the coal mine is when he said he spends his afternoons teaching people to do the same thing. When any new business model turns unprofitable they always switch to selling courses.
This is disgusting.
No he didnt. This is yet another grift.
He did not make $1M. Nice lie
1. Tell fantasy stories that creates imaginations in your head
2. Bots comment
3. than offer your course
4. face-blue-star-eyesmoney!!
Awesome interview, I am also down into the AI business for well being. I have learned a lot from this video. Thank you~
lol these i made x by selling ebooks is a scam. they dont actually make money of it, show me the tax returns
Here comes a "as someone" comment: As someone who has used a lot of AI generated story, voice and images for videos, I can tell you AI generated stories' ARE HORRIBLE. They RARELY make any sense. Will switch plots mid-way, talk about random stuff, and all kinds of weird issues that will force you to edit it all on your own anyways. So in the end it's basically 50% Ai and 50% you.
I eventually got tired of having to edit my entire AI generated stories and I just started making my own because I was putting that much effort into it anyways. A better use for it (for now) is to just write your own plot, then have it rewrite each paragraph or section in a better more compelling way, which it usually just goes overkill with.
My point being don't let videos like this hype you up thinking you can make easy money by doing nothing. You won't be able to just generate 30 stories then throw them into a video or make 10 books in a day. videos like this are just designed to make you click for their easy money
I was in the discord group and he recommend someone who would handle the books, marketing etc everything for $1000, did it and the guy ghosted me, it's a scam for him to make money, as usual.
Ok but like they will make laws about it
I tried to search for his "books" cause i wonder if he name himself as the author or people aware the books are AI generated. However, i only found his online membership. Where is the books?
Parasite
Why would you teach people how to build a book brand? I don't understand, wouldn't that create more competition for you, eventually driving down your profits? If you wouldn't mind explaining.
Nice, the AI slop from trash blogs filled with irrelevant information that are flooding and littering Google on each search query now find their way into the book market. Hopefully just the digital one.
The most surprising thing is people still buying books.
This is unbelievably toxic for the society as a whole, because ChatGPT gives you false information quite often. People who want to educate themself are going to learn fakenews over and over.
So, a scammer, gotcha! It's a matter of time really until one of those middle aged moms knows someone in power to put the kid in court and take everything he is worth and more. He should have stayed quiet. Also, just you wait until the authors of the books demand from him millions of USD for the training models he used and never paid.
Isn’t this just plagiarism?
BS on the 11 dollars an hour in Toronto BS to everything from there on
Impressive and inspiring. Makes me want to write a book or two! Also gotta be careful because currently (and this will likely change soon), any work generated by AI is NOT copyrightable. This means somebody can take what you generated and use it however they want without you having any legal recourse. This is not legal advice lol
He already had backing of a publisher…