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i used claude ai to make $7900/week selling boring pdfs

i used claude ai to make $7900/week selling boring pdfs

Alex 14 min2026-08-03 ▶ Watch on YouTube
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This is a demonstrated procedure by the presenter (going by 'MO') for building and selling a PDF product using AI tools end to end, from niche research through automated delivery, without the seller showing their face. The workflow spans niche discovery in Niche Trend Hunter and Google Trends, PDF and sales-page creation in Claude and Base44, an AI influencer built with Higgsfield and the Supercomputer agent platform, video assembly in an app called Edits, and automated DM delivery of the PDF via a ManyChat comment-triggered automation on Instagram. A Stripe dashboard is shown on screen with gross volume figures ($1,124.00, $1,149.00 yesterday, $7,975.00 for the last 7 days), and the presenter's own Instagram post is shown drawing about 700 comments and 1,200 saves. The Miro whiteboard behind the process is labeled a 4-step plan but the steps shown and numbered on screen actually extend to a Step 5 (Instagram plus ManyChat setup), so the true step count as demonstrated is not fully reconciled with the whiteboard's stated 4 steps.

Goal: build and sell a PDF product using an AI-driven workflow, without the seller showing their face, and automate delivery of the PDF to buyers.
Key takeaways
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  • Step (01:59): Niche Trend Hunter shows the houseplant care beginner niche at 12,000 searches a month and returns a 'SIGNAL FOR HOUSEPLANT CARE' summary with product ideas (species-specific care protocols, soil/fertilizer guides).
  • Step (02:16-02:38): copy the tool's 'product to build' section to clipboard and paste that prompt directly into a new Claude chat.
  • Output of that step (02:23-02:30): Claude recommends a step-by-step PDF guide plus starter checklist, priced $14 to $22, targeting first-time plant owners, students, and apartment dwellers.
  • Step 2, PDF creation (03:22): build the PDF digital product using Claude.
  • Step, sales page creation (03:39-04:27): build the PDF sales page in Base44 instead of a platform like Shopify; instruct the AI to include pain points, selling features, and an FAQ before building; suggested ebook price shown is $22.
  • Step, AI influencer creation (05:21): described as the next checklist step, to build an AI influencer so the seller doesn't need to show their face.
  • Context stat (05:41): presenter cites the global influencer market as valued at $40 billion as reasoning for using an influencer to sell.
  • Reference examples (not this product, cited as evidence): 'Yang Mun | Healing Wisdom' AI monk account sells a $72 program (listed from $143) and a $28 eBook bundle (from $45), has 2.5M views with reels at 79K/170K/450K views; 'farmerpaws' pet-supplements account has a video with 271,000 views.
  • Advice stated, not a performed step here (07:13): each PDF niche should have an avatar/character matching it, e.g. a Southern cowboy for pet owners or a wise monk for wellness content.
  • Step (07:43-07:47): presenter builds a gardening-themed character for the plant care niche; Base44 generates the full sales page 'The Beginner Indoor Jungle Playbook' priced $22.
  • Step (07:52-08:20): publish the page, connect Stripe to collect payments, add and download the PDF to the page, and set up automatic PDF email delivery to customers after payment.
  • Step (08:42): use the Supercomputer AI agent platform (project 'Plant Dad PSA,' model 'GPT 5.6 Sol') to generate a talking-head video, which the presenter says can take up to 15 minutes.
  • Step (08:47-09:08): use Higgsfield AI to generate the AI influencer character images; ask Claude for a Higgsfield character prompt (someone who loves houseplant care and gardening), paste it into Higgsfield's image tab, and request 360-degree angles for AI training and continuity. Claude recommends naming the character 'Plant Dad' for an Instagram page called 'Plant Dad Tips.'
  • Step (10:40-10:56): copy-paste the written script into Higgsfield; generating the first piece of content took about 10 minutes and produced an MP4 file, 53.4MB.
  • Output detail (10:57-11:06): script lines used are 'If your pothos looks like this, you may be loving it too much. Overwatering kills house plants' and 'Before watering, push a finger 2 inches into the soil.'
  • Gotcha (11:15): the AI generated two separate clips that need to be stitched together before posting to Instagram.
  • Decision (11:39): CTA set to 'follow for more' rather than a sales pitch, because the presenter is building his follower base first before selling.
  • Step 5 on the Miro board (12:00-12:04): set up an Instagram account plus ManyChat automation; use an app called Edits to stitch the video clips together and post as one.
  • Hand-off (12:19-12:41): the presenter sets up a ManyChat automation called 'Auto-DM links from comments' (a Quick Automation template) so that when someone comments a trigger word (example given: 'guide'), ManyChat automatically sends the PDF link via DM, removing the need for manual delivery.
  • Step performed (13:16-13:36): the presenter uses this ManyChat automation to auto-DM the PDF link to commenters; the PDF sent was the one built in Claude. Reference example: 'farmerpaws' reel asks viewers to comment 'recipe' to receive a longevity recipe PDF.
  • Output/end state (13:42): the presenter's own Instagram post shows almost 700 comments and 1,200 saves.
  • Output/end state (00:04, shown early but reflects overall results): Stripe dashboard gross volume figures of $1,124.00, $1,149.00 yesterday, and $7,975.00 for the last 7 days.
  • Output/end state (14:25-14:32): a Base44-style app builder is shown creating a landing page called 'The Indoor Jungle Playbook' with Stripe payment and automated PDF email delivery; tools recapped for the workflow are Niche Trend Hunter, Higgsfield, and Base44.
  • Claim stated, not demonstrated (14:11): the presenter says this approach can build a niche account of 1 million-plus followers (example given: a 'plant dad') without showing your face.
Shown on screen — grab and go
PROMPTThe pasted Niche Trend Hunter build prompt
Build this digital product for me: The Beginner Indoor Jungle Playbook: A complete starter roadmap covering easy-care plant profiles, fundamental[...]
Niche/opportunity: Zero-Stress Beginner Houseplant Selection & Care System
Problem it solves: Beginners buy high-maintenance plants unprepared, leading to rapid plant death, frustration, and wasted money.
Format: Step-by-Step PDF Guide & Starter Checklist
Target audience: First-time plant owners, students, and apartment dwellers seeking low-effort greenery.
Sugg[...]ted pricing: $14-$22
Prin[...] search demand: "houseplant care for beginners" (~12.1k searches/mo)
- "houseplant care for beginners"
What real people are saying:
- "best houseplants easy care"
Write the full, ready-to-sell c[...] it for this product: a clear outline first, then every section written out in full, with practical steps, templates, and
- "how to care for houseplants"
Want to be notified when Claude responds?
transcribed from the Claude chat screen at 3:35; a few short OCR gaps marked [...], and two lines appear column-interleaved with the bullet list on screen. shown at 3:35
PROMPTThe Plant Dad AI character video script
"Alright, real talk - if your plant looks like this.. you're probably loving it a little too much."
[0:03-0:08]
(Sets pothos down, picks u[p] watering can, gestures with it)
"Yeah, I said it. Overwatering kills more houseplants than neglect ever will. I learned that the hard way. I [...] about six pothos, may they rest.
[0:08-0:14]
(Sticks finger into soil, demonstrates)
"Here's the move: before you water— stick your finger about two inches into the soil. Dry? Water it. Still damp? Walk away. I mean it. Walk. Away."
[0:14-0:19]
(Picks pothos back up, smiles pats a leaf gently)
"Your plant's not thirsty every day. It's not a goldfish. Give it a schedule it can actually trust."
[0:19-0:22]
(Points at camera, warm grin)
"Trust me - less is more. Follow for more plant dad wisdom."
(End on a close-up of a healthy, perked-up plant nearby for the "after" visual.)
Want me to write [...] 3 more variant[...] (different [...] - like light needs, repotting [...])
transcribed from the on-screen document titled 'Houseplant enthusiast AI character prompt' at 2:38; the closing follow-up line is heavily garbled and marked with [...]. shown at 2:38
PROMPTThe Plant Dad UGC video-generation prompt
UGC iPhone aesthetic in the same bright rustic sunroom. The same Plant Dad from the references wears the same blue plaid overshirt, gray T-shirt, jeans, and beige gardening apron. Locked-off static camera with crisp hard cuts.
Cut 1, 0-1.9s: tight close-up; he swings a slightly droopy pothos into frame, mock concerned, dry half-smirk. Hard cut.
Cut 2, 1.9-3.8s: medium-wide; he sets the pothos on the wooden bench and reaches for the metal watering can. Hard cut.
Cut 3, 3.8-5.6s: medium close-up; he angles the can toward the pot but deliberately stops without pouring. Hard cut.
Cut 4, 5.6-7.5s: full-body wide: he sets the watering can down [...] Hard cut.
Cut 5, 7.5-9.4[s]: [...] grips the pot to the soil[...] Hard cut.
Cut 6, 9.4-11[s]: [...] presses abou[t] [...]
transcribed from the video-generation tool's Prompt panel around 10:56-11:12; cuts 1-3 are fully legible, cuts 4-6 have larger OCR gaps marked [...]. shown at 10:56
PROMPTCharacter 360-angle image generation prompt
create more angles of this character 360 all sides
quoted from the vision description of the prompt bar text visible in the AI image tool at 8:48. shown at 8:48
How this brief was shaped: SOP / Workflow Playbook · confidence Medium

The creator walks through a numbered step sequence (find niche via Niche Trend Hunter, build PDF with Claude) as a repeatable process for others to follow, and OCR shows a tool interface with niche data and product-to-build fields rather than a single coding tutorial or narrative arc.

The lens sets this brief's structure, never its facts — every claim is held to the same citation and fact-check standard.

Their links, sorted & clickable
🔗 Other links3Get access to Niche Trend Hunternichetrendhunter.comBuild a PDF website using Base44base44.pxf.ioCreate AI influencers using Higgsfeildhiggsfield.ai
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