ChatGpt 55 just changed everything.
OpenAI dropped their smartest AI model
ever, and I'm about to show you a simple
five-step process that can help you make
your first hundred bucks with it. This
thing thinks like a PhD expert. It
writes copy that actually converts, and
it's so simple that anyone can use it.
Today, I'm walking you through the exact
way people are cashing in right now with
ChatGpt 5, and I'll show you the moves
most people are completely missing.
Stick around because some of this is
going to blow your mind. Hey there. So,
if you haven't picked up on it yet, I'm
Nick Ponte's AI avatar. While the real
Nick is busy running Mina Marketing,
Hawaii's fastest growing marketing
agency, I'm here dropping the latest AI
hacks, tools, and money-making
strategies, The Real Nick reads every
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link's in the description. All right,
now let's get into it. So on August 7th,
OpenAI drops ChatGpt5 and the CEO Sam
Alman literally says, "It's like having
a team of PhD level experts on hand at
any time." That's the quote. And here's
the part that made my jaw drop. They
gave it to everyone. Free users, paid
users, everyone. When does that ever
happen with cutting edge tech? Usually
the good stuff stays locked behind pay
walls, but not this time. Now, here's
where it gets interesting. GPT5 doesn't
just answer faster. It actually thinks
before it responds. like you can watch
it work through problems step by step
and it does this automatically. You
don't flip a switch. The AI just knows
when it needs to go deeper. The context
window is 400,000 tokens. That's double
GPT4.5. You could paste in an entire
book and this thing would remember all
of it. Hold that thought because that
matters huge for what I'm about to show
you. And accuracy with web search on,
it's 45% less likely to make stuff up
compared to GPT4. In thinking mode, 80%
less likely to hallucinate than their
previous reasoning model. That's the
difference between AI that you can't
trust for client work and AI that you
actually can. Okay, so here's where
everyone's screwing this up. They're
still using chat GPT5 like it's a search
engine. They type in little questions.
They get little answers. And they're
sitting there wondering where the money
is. Here's what actually works. Every
business needs customers. To get
customers, they need marketing that
doesn't suck. They need website copy
that makes people want to buy. They need
emails that get opened. They need social
media posts that aren't boring. And most
small businesses, they're absolutely
terrible at all of this. Walk down any
street, look at business websites. I
promise you, eight out of 10 of them
have copy that was written once in 2019
and never touched again. The headlines
are generic. The about pages are boring.
The service descriptions just list
features without explaining why anyone
should care. That's your opportunity
sitting right there. Let me tell you how
I figured this out. Because I was not
some tech genius. I was a mechanic
full-time, 40 plus hours a week covered
in grease and oil. My hands were
constantly cut up. My back hurt every
single day. I was trading hours for
dollars and there was no way out. I
remember looking at my bank account one
day and just thinking, there has to be
something else. That's when I started
learning about AI tools. And I'm not
going to lie to you, at first I had no
idea what I was doing. I was watching
YouTube videos at midnight after work
trying to figure this stuff out. But I
realized something. These tools could do
work that businesses actually needed.
Real work. Work they would pay for. Fast
forward to now. I run Mina Marketing.
We're Hawaii's fastest growing marketing
agency. I teach thousands of people how
to do this stuff through my YouTube
channel and my training programs. And it
all started with understanding that AI
isn't magic. It's a tool. And if you use
it to solve real problems for real
businesses, you can make real money. But
here's the thing. Most people are still
stuck at step zero because they're using
these tools wrong. So, let me show you
the absolute fastest way to make your
first $100 with Chat GPT5. It's not
complicated. It's not technical. It's
copywriting. Sales emails, website
headlines, landing pages, product
descriptions, all the words that
businesses use to sell their stuff. And
before you say, "But I'm not a writer."
Hold up. You don't need to be. That's
the whole point. GPT5 is the writer.
You're just the person who knows how to
use it correctly and connect it with
businesses that need it. Here's why this
is perfect for beginners. Zero technical
skills required. You don't need to know
how to code. You don't need expensive
software. You need a free Chatg GPT
account and the ability to spot bad
marketing copy. That's it. And you can
prove your value instantly. I'm talking
10 minutes. You rewrite a business's
homepage headline. You show them the
before and after. They can see
immediately that your version is better.
You're not asking them to trust some
complicated technical thing. You're
showing them better words. Every
business owner understands that. If
you're finding this valuable, make sure
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the next level, grab my four-part AI
FastTrack training that I am currently
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exclusive link to try out the AI
software I use in my business for 30
days free. The link's in the
description. All right, here's the thing
that separates people who make money
from people who don't. And it's so
simple, it's almost embarrassing. Most
people open up chat GPT and type
something like, "Write me a website
headline for a pizza restaurant." And
GPT5 spits out some generic garbage like
fresh pizza made with love. And they're
like, "Cool, thanks AI." And they wonder
why businesses don't want to pay for
that. Here's what professionals do. They
use that massive 400,000 token context
window. They feed it everything. The
business's entire website, their
competitor's websites, customer reviews,
industry research, all of it. Let me
show you what this actually looks like.
Let's say you found a plumbing company
in Seattle with a boring website.
Instead of write me a headline for a
plumber, you'd do this. You'd say, "I'm
working with a plumbing company in
Seattle called Reliable Plumbing.
They've been family-owned for 20 years.
Their target customers are homeowners
aged 30 to 60 who need emergency repairs
and preventative maintenance. Their main
competitors are big franchise plumbers
who charge 30% more but have name
recognition. This company prides itself
on fair pricing, showing up on time, and
not upselling unnecessary services.
Here's their entire current website
copy. And then you paste the whole
website. Then you say, analyze what's
working and what's not in their current
copy. Then rewrite their homepage
headline to be compelling, customer
focused, and highlight their main
differentiator, which is fair pricing
and reliability. See the difference?
You're giving GPT5 everything it needs
to write something that actually fits
this specific business, not generic
pizza shop headline number 73, actual
strategic copy for a real company. This
is why GPT5 is a game changer. That
context window lets you do this. The
older models would forget half of what
you told them. GPT5 remembers all of it
and uses it intelligently. Okay, let me
walk you through exactly what to do.
Five steps. That's it. Step one, find
three to five businesses with weak copy.
Pull up Google. Search for dentists near
me, restaurants near me, gyms near me,
whatever. Click their websites. Look at
the copy. If the headline is something
like, "Welcome to Bob's Dental
Practice," that's weak. If the about
page just lists certifications without
telling a story, that's weak. Write down
three to five businesses that need help.
Step two, create sample work for each
one without asking permission. This is
your portfolio for each business.
Rewrite their homepage headline. Rewrite
their about section. Write three social
media posts they could use. Use GPT5
with massive context just like I showed
you. Give it their whole website. Tell
it about their customers, their
competitors, everything. This should
take you a weekend. Step three, reach
out, email them, message them on
Facebook or Instagram. Walk into their
location if they're local. And here's
exactly what you say. Hey, I noticed
your website and thought the copy could
be stronger. I'm a copywriter and I
actually took the time to rewrite some
of your pages as an example. No charge
for this. I wanted to show you what's
possible. If you like what you see and
want help with the rest of your
marketing, we can talk. Otherwise, no
worries. Feel free to use what I wrote.
You're leading with value. You're not
asking for anything. You're showing them
you can help before they pay you a
dollar. This works because there's zero
risk on their end. Step four, when
someone responds, and they will, have a
real conversation. Don't just pitch your
services. Ask about their business. Ask
what's working and what's not. Ask about
their goals. Then put together a simple
proposal. Full website rewrite for $300,
month of social media content for 200,
five email sequence for 150, whatever
makes sense. Step five, deliver like
your reputation depends on it. Because
it does. Even if you're only getting
paid 100 bucks for this first project,
treat it like it's 10,000. Overd
deliver. Communicate. Meet deadlines.
Get their feedback. That first client
leads to testimonials, referrals, and
way more work. Let me break down what
you can actually sell because this
matters. Website copy, homepage, about
page, service pages, all of it. Most
small business websites were written
once 5 years ago by someone's nephew who
sort of knew computers. You can rewrite
the whole thing. Email sequences,
welcome emails for new customers, promo
emails for sales, win back emails for
people who haven't bought in a while.
This stuff prints money for businesses
and they know it. Social media content,
everyone knows they need to post. Nobody
knows what to say. You create a month of
posts with captions and content ideas.
Ad copy for Facebook and Google ads.
This is premium pricing territory
because if the ads work, businesses make
way more money back. The key is
customization. Generic content is
worthless. Specific content tailored to
a real business with real customers,
that's valuable. That's what people pay
for. Here's where beginners mess up bad.
They charge 50 bucks to rewrite an
entire website because they're scared
nobody will pay more. Stop it. You're
delivering value. If your copy helps a
business get one extra customer, that's
worth way more than 50 bucks to them.
Your first project, sure, charge $100.
You're building your portfolio. You're
getting proof this works. But project
two, go a little higher. Keep raising
your rates as you get better and build
credibility. Businesses that see value
don't care about price. They care about
results. The ones who complain about a
$200 website rewrite are usually the
ones who won't value your work anyway.
All right, let me give you a few tactics
that'll put you ahead of everyone else
doing this one. Use GPT5's different
personalities. You can tell it to write
in different styles. Professional and
trustworthy for a law firm, fun and
engaging for a restaurant, creative and
bold for a fitness brand. Most people
don't even know this exists. You
matching the personality to the brand
makes everything feel way more
authentic. Two, feed it real customer
language. Go find actual reviews of your
client or their competitors on Google,
Yelp, wherever. Copy those reviews. Give
them to GPT5. Tell it to write copy
using the same language real customers
use. This is insanely powerful because
you're literally speaking your client's
customers language. Three, create
multiple options. Don't write one
headline. Write five with different
angles. One focuses on price. One
focuses on quality. One focuses on
speed. Give your client choices. This
makes you look thoughtful and
professional instead of just some person
pumping out AI content. Let me be
straight with you about something.
You're going to see people selling
courses saying you'll make $10,000 in a
week with chat GPT. That's nonsense.
That's not real. What I'm showing you
here is real. But it takes work. You've
got to reach out to businesses. You've
got to deliver. You've got to build
relationships. The AI makes the work
faster and easier. It doesn't make the
work disappear. And don't fabricate
anything. Don't make up testimonials.
Don't promise results you can't deliver.
Just be honest. Do good work. The money
comes. Look, ChatGpt 5 is powerful, but
the technology doesn't make you money.
Using the tool to solve real problems
makes you money. If you're serious, grab
my free four-part AI FastTrack training
right now. I go way deeper on landing
clients, outreach templates, delivering
work, plus you get a free 30-day trial
of the AI software I use to run my
entire agency. Links in the description.
Drop a comment and let me know when
you're starting. Building your portfolio
this weekend, reaching out to your first
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