10 Business pour Remplacer ton Salaire avec Claude — Transcript

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1. 0:00In the coming months, you are going to
2. 0:02get fired by your boss because of AI.
3. 0:04I'm not saying it, the CEO of Anthropic
4. 0:06, the creator of Claude, is. Now, you
5. 0:09have to make a choice. Either you cry
6. 0:10about your fate, or you seize the huge
7. 0:12opportunity offered by AI to launch
8. 0:14your business. In this video, I have
9. 0:16gathered the 10 best businesses you can
10. 0:18launch with Claude in 15 minutes flat
11. 0:21with zero budget, which can completely
12. 0:23transform your life. I will even
13. 0:25introduce you to the business that the
14. 0:27creators of Claude themselves advise
15. 0:29launching with their tool. But before
16. 0:31revealing all that, we are starting
17. 0:33directly with the first business on
18. 0:34this list: the "mid" creator. As you
19. 0:37know, many people have become
20. 0:38millionaires with YouTube. We also have
21. 0:39people who became millionaires with
22. 0:41TikTok, and now there are people who
23. 0:43will become millionaires with mids. So,
24. 0:45mids are 1 to 5-minute clips extracted
25. 0:47from longer YouTube videos. I was one
26. 0:50of the first in the world to implement
27. 0:51this strategy, since I started 4 years
28. 0:53ago. The thing is, it didn't really
29. 0:54work because creating a video took a
30. 0:56lot of time. You had to make a
31. 0:57thumbnail, the title, the editing,
32. 0:59select the clip, etc., so it wasn't
33. 1:00that powerful. But something changed a
34. 1:03few weeks ago. Actually, with Claude,
35. 1:05you can do all of that almost
36. 1:07automatically. So you can post dozens
37. 1:09of mids per day. And that's where it
38. 1:11becomes extremely powerful because we
39. 1:13are going to kind of rig the YouTube
40. 1:14algorithm, and it will make our content
41. 1:15explode. And I'm not the only one to
42. 1:17have noticed it. MrBeast launched his
43. 1:18channel a month ago, Alex Hormozi too,
44. 1:20and all three of our channels are
45. 1:22blowing up. I personally think that
46. 1:24mine might even surpass the number of
47. 1:25views I get on my main channel. And
48. 1:27what's crazy about this is that I set
49. 1:29it all up with Claude. Actually, my
50. 1:31team and I created a kind of mini AI
51. 1:33software that watches our videos,
52. 1:34selects the most important moments,
53. 1:36cuts them, creates a title, makes a
54. 1:37thumbnail, and then we just have to
55. 1:39post it all. We have this software
56. 1:42in-house, but I decided not to sell it,
57. 1:44and instead, I'm sharing this
58. 1:46opportunity with you now to create the
59. 1:48same software, reach out to all
60. 1:50YouTubers, and sell them the creation
61. 1:52of a "mid" channel directly. Yeah, I
62. 1:54could make hundreds of thousands of
63. 1:55euros with this, but I’d rather it be
64. 1:57you, members of my community, who seize
65. 1:59this opportunity. Actually, today I’m
66. 2:00focusing on my other businesses that
67. 2:02are already making millions, but if you
68. 2:04want to earn 10, 20k a month, this is a
69. 2:05golden opportunity. Now, I know what
70. 2:07you’re saying. Yeah, but I don’t
71. 2:08know how to code, and so on. You
72. 2:09don’t need to code anymore; you can
73. 2:11do everything with Claude. Step one,
74. 2:13open Claude. Step two, enter this
75. 2:15prompt I’m giving you for free, which
76. 2:17will build the entire software for you.
77. 2:18Step three, find a YouTuber who
78. 2:20doesn’t have a clips account yet and
79. 2:22has a large amount of content already
80. 2:23created. Take any YouTuber with over
81. 2:25100,000 subscribers who creates a lot
82. 2:27of content. Especially streamers, it
83. 2:29could be a massive hit. You’ll use
84. 2:31the software to make clips. You create
85. 2:33them, post them on a new channel, and
86. 2:35then you contact them. You offer them a
87. 2:38win-win deal. Win-win: I create all the
88. 2:40clips for you, you don't have to do
89. 2:42anything, and you give me half the ad
90. 2:44revenue. Don't hesitate later, as the
91. 2:46channel grows and gets bigger, to
92. 2:47renegotiate and ask for a higher amount
93. 2:49, but for your first client, don't be
94. 2:51too greedy. And there you go, it's that
95. 2:53simple. This business has huge
96. 2:54potential because every YouTuber is
97. 2:56going to need this. In the United
98. 2:58States, it’s just starting, and in
99. 2:59France, almost no one is doing it. Not
100. 3:01all YouTubers want to set this up
101. 3:02internally, and they’ll be super
102. 3:04eager—if you’ve shown you know how
103. 3:06to do it—to let you set it up with a
104. 3:09win-win deal like this, where they
105. 3:10don't even have to pay any upfront
106. 3:12costs. In terms of cost, aside from
107. 3:14your Claude subscription, there’s
108. 3:16nothing at all. You don’t need
109. 3:18editing software, you don’t need a
110. 3:19video editor, you don’t need anyone
111. 3:21to make the thumbnails. You are a
112. 3:23one-person army with Claude, and
113. 3:24that’s why there’s phenomenal
114. 3:26potential. And we’re moving straight
115. 3:29on to the creative multiplier. It’s a
116. 3:31business that I find incredible. If I
117. 3:33were just starting out in business,
118. 3:34this is typically the kind of income
119. 3:36stream I would develop. Actually,
120. 3:38it’s extremely interesting because
121. 3:40you’re almost guaranteed to find
122. 3:42clients if you set it up the right way.
123. 3:45Today, creating ad creatives is the
124. 3:47biggest problem for most e-commerce
125. 3:49merchants. A creative is simply an
126. 3:52advertising video that you promote on
127. 3:54Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok to find
128. 3:56customers. You've surely seen videos
129. 3:58like this before. And e-commerce
130. 4:00merchants need dozens or even hundreds
131. 4:03of videos like this per month. So often
132. 4:05, they hire agencies, which costs them
133. 4:07€ 5,000 to € 10,000 per month. Or
134. 4:08they have many editors making many
135. 4:10videos, and it's a mess to manage. And
136. 4:13that's why they will literally jump at
137. 4:15the offer I recommend you make them.
138. 4:18It's very simple: you can go on
139. 4:20Facebook or Minea and find ads from
140. 4:22e-commerce merchants. Then, you contact
141. 4:24them with a simple message. "Hello, I'm
142. 4:28offering to create ads for you every
143. 4:30month using AI, and I only want you to
144. 4:32pay me if you use them." By doing this,
145. 4:36you avoid begging, doing sales calls,
146. 4:37and getting rejected left and right. No
147. 4:40, because almost every brand has an
148. 4:42interest in saying "Yes"; they have
149. 4:43nothing to lose and everything to gain.
150. 4:46Once you've found your brand, what you
151. 4:48simply do is go look at the Facebook
152. 4:50Ads Library for all the ads they
153. 4:52currently have running. You then take
154. 4:54the link to those ads. You go to Claude
155. 4:57, put in this prompt, and then let
156. 5:00Claude make new versions of those ads
157. 5:02with AI, and in a few minutes, you'll
158. 5:05be able to have videos that look like
159. 5:08this. It's mind-blowing. Then, you send
160. 5:11these ads to the brand and ask them to
161. 5:13pay € 50 to € 100 per ad, even
162. 5:16though it only cost you € 2 or € 3
163. 5:18to make in reality. Or even better, you
164. 5:21ask them to pay you a percentage of the
165. 5:23money they spend on advertising for
166. 5:25those specific videos. And so there,
167. 5:27you can earn even higher amounts,
168. 5:29because a good e-commerce merchant can
169. 5:31spend € 10,000, € 20,000, or €
170. 5:3350,000 on an ad. And so if you get, for
171. 5:36example, 20%of that amount, you can
172. 5:38earn hundreds or even thousands of
173. 5:39euros with an ad you made in just a few
174. 5:41minutes. I know this business works
175. 5:44because, as an e-commerce merchant, I
176. 5:46know I would have no problem paying
177. 5:48people to do this; and if the person
178. 5:50doing it does it very well, I could
179. 5:52even spend amounts exceeding € 10,000
180. 5:54for this type of service. So don't
181. 5:57hesitate to jump on this opportunity.
182. 5:59Business number 3: automating small and
183. 6:01medium-sized enterprises. Now, this
184. 6:03business probably has the most
185. 6:05potential on the list, but it must be
186. 6:06set up in the right way. In France, we
187. 6:09have hundreds of thousands of small
188. 6:10businesses that pay employees thousands
189. 6:12of euros every month to perform tasks
190. 6:14that AI could do in their place. The
191. 6:17thing is, the business owners are on
192. 6:19average over 50 years old. They are
193. 6:21afraid of AI, they don't know how to
194. 6:23use it, and above all, they don't want
195. 6:25to pay someone without being sure of
196. 6:27getting results. That's why the way to
197. 6:30set up this business and make maximum
198. 6:32cash is to contact the bakery, contact
199. 6:34the kebab shop, contact the plumber,
200. 6:37and offer them a deal they can't refuse
201. 6:39. You are going to guarantee them that
202. 6:41they will make money. Now, I know, it
203. 6:43sounds, it sounds weird, but it is
204. 6:45something entirely possible. You tell
205. 6:48them you want to be paid € 5 per hour
206. 6:50of work saved by their team members.
207. 6:53And the math is quick for the
208. 6:55entrepreneur because when you know that
209. 6:57the average French wage is € 18 per
210. 6:59hour, well, if you save them € 18 and
211. 7:01you take € 5, what do they care? Not
212. 7:03much. So you go into their company and
213. 7:05tell them, "Don't worry, you don't need
214. 7:07to do anything. I will look directly
215. 7:08with your employees. Just let me talk
216. 7:10to them." You will then go to a member
217. 7:12of their team and simply ask them to
218. 7:14describe their entire workday from the
219. 7:16moment they arrive until they leave,
220. 7:18what tasks they perform, and on which
221. 7:20tools. You will record their response
222. 7:22and then share it with Claude, asking
223. 7:24what automation can be put in place to
224. 7:27save this person as much time as
225. 7:29possible. And you will meet people who,
226. 7:31for example, tell you they spend a lot
227. 7:32of time doing invoices, copying stuff
228. 7:34over. There are other people who will
229. 7:36spend an enormous amount of time on
230. 7:37accounting, people who will write
231. 7:38emails, people who will write scripts,
232. 7:40and so on. And all these tasks, in
233. 7:42reality, we can automate them today. So
234. 7:44you send all that to Claude and then
235. 7:46you ask the employee to give you an
236. 7:47estimate of the time they spend doing
237. 7:49this task. They will tell you a certain
238. 7:52number of hours per week. Remember,
239. 7:53it's important, we'll need it later on.
240. 7:55You will then set up the automation
241. 7:57with Claude. Then, you can simply use
242. 8:00this prompt and Claude will guide you
243. 8:03to set up the automation with the
244. 8:05employee directly. You set it up, you
245. 8:07verify with the employee that it works,
246. 8:09they will be blown away. They will be
247. 8:11happy. And then, you just have to go
248. 8:13back to the boss, show them the result,
249. 8:15tell them that the employee confirmed
250. 8:18they save, I don't know, 5 hours a week
251. 8:20thanks to this automation. 5 hours a
252. 8:22week is about 20 hours a month. 20
253. 8:24hours a month is 240 hours a year, and
254. 8:26you are going to ask them for € 1000.
255. 8:28Which saves the boss, at € 18 an hour
256. 8:30, € 4800 per year. And so they will
257. 8:33be perfectly okay with paying you €
258. 8:351000 for what you did in less than a
259. 8:36day's work most of the time. And you
260. 8:38can do this with all the employees in
261. 8:41the company and therefore come away
262. 8:43with tens of thousands of euros per
263. 8:44company you've helped. Business number
264. 8:474, the funding hunter. To tell you
265. 8:49about this business, I'm going to give
266. 8:50you a crazy statistic. In France, more
267. 8:52than 60%of SMEs don't even know that
268. 8:54there are grants they are entitled to.
269. 8:57And according to the Ministry of the
270. 8:59Economy, nearly 47 billion in public
271. 9:01aid is never claimed. So your job here
272. 9:04is to identify a grant, find a company
273. 9:06that is eligible and hasn't claimed it,
274. 9:08and get it for them. This profession
275. 9:11already exists. It's called a public
276. 9:13funding consultant. They don't require
277. 9:15any degree, and the firms that do it
278. 9:17get paid on success. So a percentage of
279. 9:20the aid obtained, except they only take
280. 9:21large companies because a file takes
281. 9:23them a huge amount of time. The thing
282. 9:25is, for you with Claude, it will only
283. 9:27take you an afternoon. So you can take
284. 9:29all the SMEs that they leave this kind
285. 9:31of aid aside for and help them obtain
286. 9:33it. And so you can see what it looks
287. 9:36like, look at Kindora, it's a small
288. 9:37team that helps associations find
289. 9:39funding. She built her tool with Claude
290. 9:42, and it helped raise $ 100,000 in
291. 9:45grants. It's a case study published by
292. 9:47Anthropic, the company behind Claude,
293. 9:48which recommends this business model.
294. 9:50Here is how to set it up if you want to
295. 9:52use it. First, you go to bpi.fr and
296. 9:55your region's website. You read through
297. 9:57the grants that are currently open.
298. 9:59There will be some for hiring, exports,
299. 10:01or digital transformation, and you pick
300. 10:03one you want to focus on. Next, you
301. 10:05look for 10 SMEs in your city that are
302. 10:07eligible but clearly haven't applied
303. 10:09for them. Then, you send a message to
304. 10:12the business owner saying, I don't know
305. 10:14, there's € 10,000 or € 15,000 they
306. 10:16could access, that their company is
307. 10:17eligible, and you can put together the
308. 10:19application to get it for them. As soon
309. 10:22as they say yes, you go and get the
310. 10:24grant regulations. You are going to
311. 10:26fill out the entire application. You
312. 10:28can, of course, ask Claude to help you.
313. 10:30You create a Claude project. You put
314. 10:31everything in it and type: write the
315. 10:33complete application while respecting
316. 10:35every criterion of the regulations and
317. 10:36highlight every place where information
318. 10:38is missing. You call the owner, ask
319. 10:40them the three questions that are
320. 10:41missing, if there are any, and resend
321. 10:43the completed application. It's only
322. 10:45once the grant is awarded and they
323. 10:47trust you that you can offer them the
324. 10:50rest. Because yes, that was just a way
325. 10:52to get your foot in the door. Now, you
326. 10:54can manage their analytics, handle
327. 10:56their tender applications, get them
328. 10:59other funding, analyze their expenses,
329. 11:01do a marketing analysis, and simply
330. 11:04help that business reduce costs or earn
331. 11:06more money. The advantage of this
332. 11:09business is that the owner takes no
333. 11:10risk. Actually, they only pay you if
334. 11:13money comes in, so they will say yes
335. 11:14much more easily. The downside is that
336. 11:16it is precision work, and if you miss a
337. 11:18regulatory criterion, your application
338. 11:20can be rejected. But good news: the
339. 11:23latest Claude models make very, very
340. 11:25few errors, unlike in the past, and
341. 11:27most people don't know that. Business
342. 11:31number 5, API cloning. For the first
343. 11:33few businesses I mentioned, you are
344. 11:35selling a little bit of your time. So
345. 11:37the advantage is that it's Claude doing
346. 11:38the majority of the work. So, in fact,
347. 11:40you can do something in 30 minutes that
348. 11:43used to take 3 days, and get paid for 3
349. 11:45days of work while you only worked for
350. 11:471 hour. That's why these businesses are
351. 11:49extremely interesting, and I think they
352. 11:50are the best ones if you want to earn
353. 11:52your first € 10,000 per month. But if
354. 11:54you want to go much further, the most
355. 11:55effective way is to create a product
356. 11:57that sells itself. And the next four
357. 11:59businesses I’m going to tell you
358. 12:00about do exactly that. And we’ll
359. 12:02start with mobile applications. The
360. 12:04advantage with this business is that
361. 12:05you don’t need to find the idea or
362. 12:07know how to code. You just have to look
363. 12:09at the apps that are performing best in
364. 12:11the United States and do a good old
365. 12:12copy-paste using Claude. In the United
366. 12:15States, there are hundreds of
367. 12:16applications that make millions of
368. 12:18euros every month and don’t exist in
369. 12:20France because the American market is
370. 12:22always ahead. When an app is a hit over
371. 12:24there, well, it will often work in
372. 12:25France. It’s just that no one has
373. 12:27made it yet, and with AI, you’re
374. 12:28starting to get the hang of it;
375. 12:30you’ll be able to recreate it almost
376. 12:32instantly. And that is exactly what
377. 12:34Tomer did, a 23-year-old Israeli
378. 12:35marketer who doesn’t know how to code
379. 12:37. He took Cal AI, the American app that
380. 12:40counts calories from a photo, and
381. 12:42remade it in Hebrew for Israel with AI,
382. 12:44and he went from $ 1,000 the first
383. 12:46month to over $ 81,000 per month a year
384. 12:49later. Here is how you can do exactly
385. 12:51the same thing. First, you open the App
386. 12:53Store and go to the top app rankings in
387. 12:55the United States in a category that
388. 12:57interests you, like health,
389. 12:58productivity, finance, etc. You pick an
390. 13:00app that has been at the top of the
391. 13:01rankings for several months and check
392. 13:03if there is a good French equivalent.
393. 13:05If there is, it might be more
394. 13:06interesting to move on to something
395. 13:08else. If not, then you simply create
396. 13:10your own version. After that, you
397. 13:13install it, take a screenshot of every
398. 13:14screen, and give all of that to Claude.
399. 13:17You tell it, "Here are the screens of
400. 13:19an app that works well in the US, build
401. 13:21me the same one in French for iPhone
402. 13:23and Android with a monthly subscription
403. 13:25." And this isn’t BS, Claude will
404. 13:26actually do it. We tested it, and you
405. 13:28can see the result with an app we just
406. 13:30created using this technique. Next, of
407. 13:32course, it's recommended to test every
408. 13:34screen yourself on your phone. You'll
409. 13:37see if there are things that don't work
410. 13:39and simply tell Claude. He will fix it
411. 13:42all and then your app will be ready to
412. 13:44launch. You can publish it with an
413. 13:47Apple and Google developer account. And
414. 13:50that's it. Now, let's move on to
415. 13:52marketing. You're going to look at how
416. 13:53the American application got noticed.
417. 13:55Is it TikTok videos? What is it? Ads,
418. 13:57YouTube videos, partnerships, and you
419. 13:59use the exact same strategy with French
420. 14:02people. Don't overthink it: the same
421. 14:04video formats, the same ads, the same
422. 14:06platforms, and you'll see that if you
423. 14:08did your job well, you'll get your
424. 14:10first clients relatively quickly.
425. 14:12Business number 6, the AI Shopify app.
426. 14:15This business is great because instead
427. 14:17of creating it from scratch, you're
428. 14:19building an application on an existing
429. 14:22platform with millions of paying users
430. 14:24that only wants one thing: a better
431. 14:26user experience. A Shopify app is a
432. 14:30small module a merchant adds to their
433. 14:32store to do something Shopify doesn't,
434. 14:34like customer product reviews, and for
435. 14:36that, they pay a monthly subscription.
436. 14:40And the best way to show you what that
437. 14:42looks like is Thbo, a 24-year-old
438. 14:44French developer who saw that Google
439. 14:45released an image model. And seeing
440. 14:49that virtual clothing try-ons were
441. 14:51becoming possible from a simple photo,
442. 14:53he built a Shopify app in a week and a
443. 14:55half that adds this feature to a
444. 14:56store's product page. 9 months later,
445. 14:59he reports making € 14,150 per month
446. 15:02with over 250 stores using his
447. 15:04application. This is extremely
448. 15:06interesting because, like him, you can
449. 15:08also set this up with Claude. Here is
450. 15:10how. First, go to app.shopify.com.
451. 15:13Choose a category: shipping, reviews,
452. 15:16customers, or the cart. Next, take the
453. 15:1910 apps that do one thing with a
454. 15:20monthly price. Look at the one-or
455. 15:23two-star reviews and note every feature
456. 15:25users complain they don't have. The one
457. 15:28with the most frequent complaints is
458. 15:30the one you should build. You'll simply
459. 15:33use Claude and ask him to build a
460. 15:36Shopify app with the feature you just
461. 15:38identified and implement the three
462. 15:40improvements that appear most often in
463. 15:43the reviews. Next, you ask to prepare a
464. 15:46listing for the App Store, head over to
465. 15:48partners.shopify.com, submit the app,
466. 15:51and respond to the merchant using
467. 15:53Claude. For this business, your cost is
468. 15:55a € 19 registration fee, and the
469. 15:56potential is high because with 200
470. 15:58merchants paying you € 20 per month,
471. 16:00you’re already at € 4,000 per month
472. 16:02. The strong point is that the business
473. 16:04relies on Shopify, which already exists
474. 16:05. So, you have a massive pool of
475. 16:07customers that can be discovered via
476. 16:09their App Store. Business number 7, the
477. 16:11AI skills seller. This business will
478. 16:13shock you because it's so simple.
479. 16:15Actually, it's just a matter of selling
480. 16:16skills. Claude, and let me tell you
481. 16:18about Roso. Roso is a French
482. 16:20solopreneur who created a kit of 11
483. 16:23agents to audit a site's SEO. He
484. 16:25created the whole thing with Claude and
485. 16:28sells it for € 49. In the first week,
486. 16:31he made a little over € 3,000. But
487. 16:33what's interesting here isn't Roso's 11
488. 16:35-agent kit. It's more about the
489. 16:37thousands of others that remain to be
490. 16:38made. A skill, if you don't know what
491. 16:41it is, is simply specific instructions
492. 16:42for Claude to carry out a task. So you
493. 16:45can have them for anything and
494. 16:46everything. How to write a video script
495. 16:48? How to edit a video? How to write
496. 16:50emails? How to make TikToks? How to
497. 16:52follow up for sales reps, and so on and
498. 16:54so forth. The key to this business will
499. 16:57be to sell a pack, because people
500. 16:58generally don't want to pay a lot for a
501. 17:00single skill. However, if you combine
502. 17:03lots of skills that solve all the
503. 17:05problems they currently have, then
504. 17:08paying € 49 becomes negligible. So
505. 17:10the first step is to find an avatar, a
506. 17:12person you are targeting, and then ask
507. 17:15Claude what all the problems that
508. 17:17person has are that can be automated
509. 17:19with AI. Then, you'll ask Claude to
510. 17:21create a skill to solve that problem by
511. 17:24implementing the solution to the
512. 17:26problem. And this is key because if you
513. 17:29just ask Claude to make a skill, it
514. 17:30will put out something that won't
515. 17:32necessarily get you better results than
516. 17:33just using Claude without setting up
517. 17:35the skill. However, if you ask it to do
518. 17:38the thing and verify that the skill
519. 17:40works, it will discover problems along
520. 17:42the way and modify the skill to improve
521. 17:45it. For example, you can ask it to
522. 17:47create a skill to make animations for a
523. 17:49TikTok video, and then you ask it to
524. 17:51check the result and modify the skill
525. 17:53if the result isn't good. In the world
526. 17:56of AI, we call this a loop. Basically,
527. 17:57it's when the AI does something, checks
528. 17:59the result, and modifies how it works
529. 18:01for the next time. But that's a
530. 18:03technique almost no one knows, and
531. 18:04don't worry if you don't know it either
532. 18:05; it's not a big deal. You just need to
533. 18:07ask Claude to use it. To make it
534. 18:09extremely simple, I've prepared a
535. 18:10prompt for you. You can put this prompt
536. 18:13into Claude, then describe the subject
537. 18:15of the skill you want to set up, and
538. 18:17let the machine run until Claude
539. 18:19confirms it's good. And then, you'll be
540. 18:22able to sell this because, well, most
541. 18:23people don't know about this function,
542. 18:25so the skills they create on their own
543. 18:26are much less qualitative. Business
544. 18:29number 8, the AI Ghostwriter. David
545. 18:32discovered this business a little too
546. 18:34late. His job was writing LinkedIn
547. 18:36posts for American tech executives,
548. 18:38people at Amazon, Meta, and OpenAI. But
549. 18:41in 2025, in just a few weeks, all his
550. 18:43clients dropped him. He had been
551. 18:45replaced by Claude. But instead of
552. 18:47giving up, he rebuilt his offer. Today,
553. 18:49he doesn't sell posts anymore; he sells
554. 18:51a second brain. Concretely, it's a
555. 18:53Claude project fed with everything the
556. 18:55executive has already said: their
557. 18:57interviews, old posts, and emails. When
558. 19:00the executive has an idea, Claude finds
559. 19:02everything they’ve said on the
560. 19:03subject, how they talk about it, and
561. 19:05writes posts in their own words. The
562. 19:08executive owns the system, and David
563. 19:10runs it for them. And he's not the only
564. 19:12one. Varun Saini does exactly the same
565. 19:14thing with a Claude project, and it
566. 19:16costs between $ 500 and $ 5,000 per
567. 19:17month. per client. In France, the
568. 19:20published rates for this service range
569. 19:22from € 1,500 to € 5,500 per month.
570. 19:25It has become a huge business. And here
571. 19:27is how you can set it up. First, you go
572. 19:29on LinkedIn and look for a business
573. 19:30owner who is doing well, posts from
574. 19:32time to time, but hasn't yet gotten the
575. 19:34results they want. You write to them
576. 19:36and say that you've created a small
577. 19:38tool that uses their own words to
578. 19:39automate the creation of their posts,
579. 19:41and that you'd like to offer them a
580. 19:42one-week trial to see if they're happy
581. 19:44with it. Once this test is done, you
582. 19:46will be able to ask them for 1,000,
583. 19:482,000, or 3,000 euros per month to
584. 19:49continue implementing it. To set it up,
585. 19:51you are going to prompt Claude. You
586. 19:53will tell it to retrieve all the
587. 19:55interviews, posts, videos, video
588. 19:57transcripts, and articles of the person
589. 19:58you are doing this for. You are going
590. 20:01to create a Claude project by clicking
591. 20:02here and put everything inside it. And
592. 20:04then, all you have to do is ask it to
593. 20:06create 10, 20, or 30 posts that will
594. 20:08perform well on social media and echo
595. 20:10the ideas and words of the person you
596. 20:12are working for. Business number 9, AI
597. 20:14freelancers. This business is the one
598. 20:16Dolly launched. She was a freelance
599. 20:18designer and had the same problem as
600. 20:20all freelancers. She couldn't take on
601. 20:22more clients because she didn't have
602. 20:23the time. And today, she claims to earn
603. 20:2618,000 dollars a month on X. The only
604. 20:28thing that changed is that she
605. 20:29automated almost all of her work with
606. 20:31Claude, so now she can handle 5 to 10
607. 20:33times more clients. To set this up, if
608. 20:36you are a freelancer, you simply need
609. 20:37to go into Claude and ask it how you
610. 20:39can automate the majority of your work
611. 20:41and how you can work faster using
612. 20:42Claude. If you aren't a freelancer yet,
613. 20:44you can go on Upwork or Malt and look
614. 20:46at the freelancers who are earning the
615. 20:47most money and doing something that
616. 20:49interests you. Then, you simply ask
617. 20:52Claude to help you set it up and offer
618. 20:53your services. At the start, what I
619. 20:56recommend you do is be very affordable.
620. 20:59You can cut costs because you will be
621. 21:01working faster than other freelancers.
622. 21:03Once you have your first clients who
623. 21:05are impressed, since you are much
624. 21:06cheaper and you provide them with good,
625. 21:08quality service and get reviews, you
626. 21:10just have to gradually increase your
627. 21:11rates and you can reach significant
628. 21:13amounts with this business. Business
629. 21:15number 10, the one I've been telling
630. 21:17you about since the beginning, is the
631. 21:18business officially recommended by the
632. 21:20creators of Claude for a very simple
633. 21:22reason. They do part of this business
634. 21:24for you. Basically, the business is
635. 21:26advising companies on Claude and
636. 21:28training their teams because Claude
637. 21:30isn't a tool you just install and
638. 21:32forget. If no one in the company uses
639. 21:34it, it's useless. Anthropic has created
640. 21:37a status called Approved Claude SB
641. 21:40Trainer, a trainer approved by
642. 21:42Anthropic for small businesses.
643. 21:44Basically, Anthropic trains you to
644. 21:46train others, and in the end, you carry
645. 21:49their name. You are listed as an
646. 21:51approved trainer. You lead workshops
647. 21:53with their seal of approval and have
648. 21:55their ready-made course materials, the
649. 21:57Claude for Small Business plugin which
650. 21:59has already been installed over 900,000
651. 22:01times with 43 ready-to-use tasks for
652. 22:03SMEs. This summer, they trained over
653. 22:07150 organizations like this in the
654. 22:09United States, and this status sells
655. 22:11itself because bosses know Claude is an
656. 22:13opportunity, but they don't trust just
657. 22:15anyone. As a trainer with the
658. 22:17developer's stamp, it’s worth its
659. 22:18weight in gold, and in France, almost
660. 22:20no one has this status. Here is how to
661. 22:22get started. First, you can watch this
662. 22:24training published directly by Claude
663. 22:26on how to use their tool. Then you
664. 22:28install the Claude for Small Business
665. 22:30plugin. You run these 43 tasks on a
666. 22:32fictional company. So you will have the
667. 22:34quotes, the emails, the follow-ups, and
668. 22:36then once you have a good grasp of how
669. 22:37it works, well, you can explain it to
670. 22:39the different companies that want to
671. 22:41implement it. You set up a two-day
672. 22:43workshop. The first day to teach the
673. 22:45team how to use Claude. The second day
674. 22:48where you show a practical case on real
675. 22:50tasks with them. After that, you just
676. 22:52need to look for companies with 10 to
677. 22:5340 people. You offer them a free 30-
678. 22:55minute demo on the five tasks that take
679. 22:57their team the most time. And at that
680. 22:59point, you can sell them the training.
681. 23:02And where it becomes extremely
682. 23:03interesting is that in France, the OPCO
683. 23:04is an organization that collects
684. 23:06training funds from every company and
685. 23:07allows them to be financed. For example
686. 23:10, Human Coder sells 2 days of Claude
687. 23:12training at € 1,400 excluding tax per
688. 23:14person, and a large part of that will
689. 23:17cost the company € 0 since it is
690. 23:19covered by the OPCO. So, it's an
691. 23:21extraordinary deal. You tell people
692. 23:24that you are approved by the company
693. 23:26that created Claude, that you are going
694. 23:27to come into their business to save
695. 23:29them time and money, you'll help them
696. 23:31not get left behind by the AI wave, and
697. 23:33that on top of that, they barely need
698. 23:35to pay anything because the state will
699. 23:36cover the costs for them. On top of
700. 23:39that, almost no one is doing this in
701. 23:41France. So don't hesitate to jump on
702. 23:43this business idea because the timing
703. 23:45is incredible. If you want to dive into
704. 23:47one of these businesses, what I
705. 23:49recommend doing is training yourself on
706. 23:50Claude to really understand how it
707. 23:51works. You'll see that it's much easier
708. 23:55than it seems and that in just a few
709. 23:56dozen minutes, you can already be at a
710. 23:58level above 99%of the population. If
711. 24:01that's something that interests you,
712. 24:02I'll leave you with a video where I
713. 24:04explain exactly the best strategies for
714. 24:05using Claude like a pro. You just have
715. 24:07to click right here.