How I Made An AI Photography Business in 24 Hours (FULL PROCESS) ⏱ 

So many great tools I didn't know, thanks!

3:35 Where is your wizard prompt for ChatGPT? I don't see it in the description.

@@kriketverse Was just going to ask that.

@@satnamra In this one he then added an example and asked for 10 prompts for regenerative farming ... below is that text: Example prompt: /imagine Portrait of a Celtic Jedi Sentinel with wet Shamrock Armor, green lightsaber, by Aleksi Briclot, shiny wet dramatic lighting I want you to suggest 10 prompts for regenerative farming stock photography

Kudos! Great video.

I really appreciate that Ruth! Thanks for your supprot

A year have passed after you said Thanks to the author of the video for providing such a helpful advice. Tell please, have you succeeded trying covered techniques?

Thanks Anton! I'm aiming to improve the quality every time and push the boundaries of what I'm capable of. But I'm also curious which videos you considered to be click bait/ low content. It really helps me align, Thanks for your feedback! I appreciate it a lot

@@aisamsonreal There recently was a big discussion in the comments in your Canva AI Video about the title, headline and the actual video content. Now that I'm looking on it it seems like you changed title and image of the video afterwards to a more moderate type.

​@@aisamsonreal just ask always yourself if your title is clickbaiting or not, and always be honest to yourself.

@@antonhasle3495 Thanks for letting me know about that. I hadn't seen that. I appreciate you taking the time to give me this feedback and I will really commit to writing titles that are intriguing but not click-bait! Thanks for your support

@@aisamsonreal No, thank YOU for hearing us! We will watch your career with great interest 😉

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A year have passed after you said Thanks to the author of the video for providing such a helpful advice. Tell please, have you succeeded trying covered techniques?

I'm so glad to hear this Brad! Thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it!

I appreciate that!

A year have passed after you said Thanks to the author of the video for providing such a helpful advice. Tell please, have you succeeded trying covered techniques?

Awesome! Thank you!

Just ASK chatGPT to train you ;-)

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Glad it was helpful!

I appreciate that! :)

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😂😂😂 I'm dying!

A year have passed after you said Thanks to the author of the video for providing such a helpful advice. Tell please, have you succeeded trying covered techniques?

I appreciate that! Thanks for your support :)

A year have passed after you said Thanks to the author of the video for providing such a helpful advice. Tell please, have you succeeded trying covered technique or still waiting for the prompt?

My pleasure!

My pleasure 😊

thanks for this idea!

You mean to slow down my talking too? I'm curious about the thinking behind this! Thanks for your input

@@aisamsonreal No no, I was talking about the stock footage you create to sell. I suppose that longer videos are always preferred so it would be a good idea to slow down the videos you created in capcut so that you can get few more seconds

Thank you!!! :)

Bro, I tried submissions on Pond5, Alamy, Depositphotos. They rejected AI pics!

@@bunnystrasse He is silent. I wonder why. Or maybe I dont.

Thanks for this important comment Tom! @tomi71 I have been selling digital products, including graphics and images, for over seven years. However, it wasn't always smooth sailing, and I had to work hard and persevere through some challenging times. When I first started, I made less than $1000 USD in my first year, and my first ten products sold zero items. But - here is one of my shopfronts creativemarket.com/delightful.design And this is one of my best selling products 

creativemarket.com/delightful.design/5544462-Troop-Textured-Grain-Gradients

 Which in its lifetime has made 5 figures, still sells multiple units weekly and you can see that it is just a set of images. I have a new video in production about 10 different product niches for digital products made with ai.

In this I am also revealing product niches that worked well for me and my own sales data. The truth is that the majority of things I made have sold 0. 5% of my products make 95% of my revenue. I also believe 95% of people will give up before they have made enough products to know what works. And that those 5% of creators who continue will make 95% of the profits And I always live by the mantra: The first sale is the hardest. As for using this via Wirestock. I think it’s a great tool to speed up the process and most importantly gather data on what works best. From that It is then wise to develop larger offers that bundle together for a higher ticket offer.

 For example a consistent library of images targeted at a specific use case. I hope this helps explain the opportunity!

 Let me know you have any other questions

@@aisamsonreal Thanks. I actually was very disappointed when I tried Etsy, since NO-fucking-body told in those fancy videos, that actually you have to pay when selling those canvases etc. I had over 80 items and sold none and then I had to pay 20 e (or dollars) to shut down my shop. Othervise if not shutting down it would have cost me more and more and more.. what a fucking hoax it was. Everybody was saying that you can sell for free. but that was not the case. Maybe there is a selling niche somewhere but I am really frustrated to find out since I cant trust anything anymore.

@@bunnystrasse just because they were AI generated?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XLG-qtZwxIw.html

I go through the process around the 17:00 minute mark

Here is a video explaining that whole process: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XLG-qtZwxIw.html

That's the right approach

I tried Midjourney for the first time in July