AI side hustle starts with creating landing pages.
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💬 Create landing pages just by having a conversation with Vibecoding
Today's topic is creating landing pages as an entry point to AI-powered side hustles. First, let's start with vibe coding, which allows you to create pages simply by having a conversation.
I often hear the term "vibe coding," but how is it different from regular programming?
This method involves telling an AI what you want to create and having it bring it to life without writing any code yourself. Using ChatGPT Sites, you can create a one-page landing page just by talking, without having to worry about coding at all.
So, even if you can't write code, you can get started if you have an idea. What's a good thing to make first?
My recommendation is a landing page (LP) introducing your own Note content. It's the easiest topic to start with, as it simply involves summarizing your profile, the genres you write about, and links to articles you want people to read.
I'm curious to see how many instructions it takes to actually produce something tangible.
All I asked for was a landing page introducing a creator who promotes AI and English learning, with a friendly yet intellectual tone. Within minutes, a draft with the entire structure was ready.
🌐 Create with prompts in both Japanese and English.
There's another important theme in creating this landing page: the challenge of creating a Japanese version with Japanese prompts and an English version with English prompts.
Writing instructions in English sounds difficult unless you're proficient in the language.
You don't need to write English sentences from scratch yourself. When you create a Japanese prompt, simply ask the AI to also provide an English version, and you'll get both at the same time.
That's a relief. I wonder if the AI will produce better results if I request it in English.
I used to feel that way, but now there's hardly any difference. The reason I use English prompts isn't for accuracy, but to get used to using English itself.
Since the results of your written English are immediately displayed on the screen, it seems like it would be more rewarding than regular English composition.
That's the advantage of this method. You can check on the spot whether your message got across, so it's easier to feel like you're improving.
📒 Learn expressions from English selected by AI
The English prompts provided by the AI can themselves serve as learning materials for phrasing.
Perhaps it means that expressions I wouldn't have thought of myself come to mind.
When I asked for something that was approachable and intelligent, it came out as "friendly but intelligent." Just being friendly might sound a bit too casual, so the intelligence balances it out.
The ambiguous nuances of Japanese are expressed in English using a combination of two words.
"To make it stand out" was "stand out." From the words you know, you can see which ones sound natural in everyday instructions.
How do you acquire expressions that you like?
I make notes of these phrases to build my own personal stock of expressions. I can use them directly in English conversations outside of landing pages, so my vocabulary increases just by observing the AI's English.
📍 Whether or not your LP gets seen depends on where it's displayed.
An LP won't get seen just because you've made it. Whether or not it gets seen depends on where you put it.
I thought at least a few people would come once the URL was created.
In reality, you only truly get to the point of having an entry point when you consider where it will be placed—whether it's in your social media profile, at the end of an article, or in a shareable post. Deciding on the placement before you start creating it will help keep the word count and design direction consistent.
Should I change the introductory text depending on where I place it?
I use AI to create different types of messages depending on the context: short for profile sections, and with a less pushy tone for the end of articles. If I also have an English version released simultaneously, it can reach my international followers.
It's nice and convenient to be able to ask for even minor adjustments, like "could you do it a little more carefully?", through conversation.
✍️ It's not about functionality, but about conveying the changes in the reader.
The key to refining landing page copy is to communicate the changes that will occur in the reader, rather than focusing on the product's features.
I'd like to know the specific difference between function and change.
The article I'm writing about AI and English learning is a description of the function. Writing something like, "Just by reading this, you'll overcome your fear of English prompts," conveys the change and resonates with the reader.
So it comes down to whether it seems relevant to you personally, right? How do you come up with catchy slogans?
We had the AI come up with about five options, and then we chose from those. The English version had a contrasting idea of turning scary things into ordinary things, which was an idea I wouldn't have come up with myself.
The same idea could be applied to the words written on buttons, too.
We'll change impersonal phrases like "send" to action-oriented phrases like "go read the article." English buttons often have short, powerful expressions and work well with design.
🤝 Practice making things for others
Once you've gotten used to creating your own landing page, the next step is to practice creating one for others. I used articles from Yukino's account and my own account, both of which are on the same Note platform, as examples.
It seems like the things you need to be careful about will differ depending on whether you're creating your own page or someone else's.
The article about Yukino adopting a cat includes an Amazon referral link. To avoid disrupting the existing revenue stream, I made the link to the article the main focus and placed the product link discreetly.
Should I also include a sentence indicating that there's a referral link on the landing page?
After consulting with AI, we decided to include a concise sentence in the landing page. From the client's perspective, such consideration is essential.
How did you create the posts on Kenny's account?
This is a series about three kittens becoming a family. We created both an LP (Live Paper) containing all the episodes and an LP with just one episode each. The single-episode version was easier for first-time readers to get into, while the series version was more suitable for existing fans.
The same work can change depending on who you're showing it to.
🚀 What lies beyond English when starting a side hustle?
Finally, let's talk about how to turn the experience you've gained so far into a side hustle. With platforms like Coconala and CrowdWorks, you can start by offering simple services such as creating landing pages to promote your note articles.
I wonder if I'll get any requests even if I start with no track record.
The practice exercises you create for others will serve as your own example. Initially, I think it's best to prioritize gaining experience from communication to delivery rather than focusing on the unit price.
How should I think about determining the price?
I consult AI for market rates and then decide based on my own available time. I also leverage my ability to write applications in both Japanese and English, preparing them in both languages.
Having an application in English would likely allow you to reach out to overseas clients.
It's only after becoming accustomed to English prompts that this option becomes a realistic possibility. English language learning has always been at the root of this project, which began with LP (landing page) production.
While creating the landing page, I realized that my aversion to English had disappeared. That process is its greatest appeal. If you prefer reading a detailed explanation rather than a conversation, please also check out the original note article. I'll leave the link here.
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