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How igolaizola Makes $3K/Month Selling AI Images on Stock Marketplaces
20 May 2024
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$3Kmrr
0$Costs to start
AICategory
AI StockBusiness Model
4-6 MonthsTime to profit
Ai Images Stock
Ai Images Stock
mrr$3K
Costs to start0$
CategoryAI
Business ModelAI Stock
Time to profit4-6 Months
All our content is created manually, without using AI to write it (we use it rarely only for grammar corrections). In an era of exponentially increasing useless information, we will stand out by creating high-quality and valuable knowledge
👀 How did you start?
I first created bulkai (Bulk image generation) to generate pictures to create a card game for my kids.
> I have always loved working on side projects. 2023 has been particularly special. I created a few open-source projects related to AI and automation that together reached 200 stars, a significant increase from my usual 0 to 5.
This success led people to contact me with questions and feature requests. I made some valuable contacts through this and shared great ideas with others around the world.
> Inspired by one of these ideas, I decided to create automation tools that could generate passive income. I was skeptical at first, only pursuing it because I enjoy developing such things. Surprisingly, it ended up generating much more income than I anticipated.
> This experience has motivated me to continue #indiehacking and investing some of my free time in side projects. I'm always looking for things that I enjoy, but now I'm also exploring this newfound opportunity for additional income.
📖 What are the main places to sell AI stocks? Which one works better?
There are many stock image stores, but only a few accept AI content. Here are the three stores I have worked with:
- Adobe Store: It is by far the best in terms of functionality and payment.
- 123rf: It works decently, but the payout is quite low compared to Adobe.
- Freepik: Nice functionality, but the payout is by far the worst
🔮 What's your 3 skills which give you insane advantage?
1. I have very high technical skills, which make me efficient enough to work on side projects despite having a time-constrained life (9-5 job, family, kids, etc.)
2. I apply lateral thinking to overcome problems and issues, which helps greatly in avoiding development roadblocks.
3. I'm organized and methodical. I invest time in keeping records and taking notes, which are invaluable when I need to bootstrap new projects or solve problems. I have a huge personal database of source code and guides that I can reuse.
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