Every make money with AI video sells you

the same fantasy. Type one prompt, wake

up rich, blah blah blah. I'm going to do

the [music] opposite. I'm going to take

one real local business today, build

them a real website, and try to land

them as a paying client. And I'm going

to show you where it actually works, and

where it quietly builds you. I just want

to be up front about it. This video is

sponsored by GenSpark. They paid me to

test their tool. They did not pay me to

lie to you. And I kept [music] full

control of the verdict. So, you're going

to watch me hit the limits live, not

just the highlight reel. My name is

Daniel Jindeel, and I used to run an AI

info business that questioned my moral

every single day, and eventually I had

to quit. Now, I'm just giving away

everything I know about AI for

completely free. [music] There's no

gatekeeping. You can join my free

community and newsletter to get as much

value as you can. You can check it all.

All I'm asking for is maybe hype this

video and leave a comment [music] down

below. Now, here's the actual test. And

by the end, you'll have a repeatable way

to land your first paying client [music]

with or without this tool. Most people

never land that first client. It's

actually hard. And it's not a talent

problem. To sell a small business a

website, [music] you normally need to do

five separate jobs. You research who to

pitch, you design something, you build

it, you host it somewhere, then you

write the [music] outreach. That is five

tools, five logins, five things to

learn, and most people quit at tools

number two. So, the real bottleneck was

never the idea. It was the friction.

[music]

Too many moving parts, so the project

dies on your laptop. So, why don't we

think of it like a hiring a temporary

agency? You do not do the work yourself.

You walk in,

>> [music]

>> you describe the result you want, and

the agency staffs the job. The one

worker does the research, one designs,

one builds, one writes the pitch. You're

not the worker on the floor. You're the

manager. You get the brief, you check

the work, you send it back [music] when

it is wrong. That is what GenSpark calls

super agent. In plain English, it is one

place where you hand off a whole entire

project, and a team of these AI workers

run the steps. [music]

You stay the managers the whole entire

time, which I think is really important,

because the manager is [music] where the

judgment lives. Hold on to that thought,

because we're going to come back to

that, and this is the entire what this

entire video is about. Now, the actual

run. Quick note first, because it's this

team manager idea. A manager does not

type the work order. They just say what

[music] they want. And Jen Spark has a

free voice app for exactly that called

Speakly. You talk, it just types. Very

simple. And it has a shortcut that drops

what it says straight into Super Agent.

I typed mine so you can read along with

me. But the voice option is right there

so the brief, find me five real local

laundromats with no website. Pick the

best [music] one, build a site, make a

logo, and write the outreach, and let's

go. First job, finding the business. And

the first honest catch shows up right

away. Its map search tool actually fails

first time so it fell back to reading

online directories, the Yellow [music]

Pages type listing, and it pulled five

real laundromats in Burnaby that have no

real websites or whatsoever. But watch

this, it gave me two different phone

numbers for one of them and it flagged

that itself. It literally told me,

"Double check this before you reach

out." So the two finds, you verify and

it did not magically know these shops.

It read the listing and told me what I

was unsure about. That is you being the

manager again. Before you ever send an

email, you pick up the phone and

confirm. Okay, so it picked one shop, a

family-run place, husband and wife

owners, free coffee, fragrance-free

soap, and none of that shows up online

anywhere. It's [music] a good pick

because all of that is website gold that

is currently just invisible. Then in the

same run, it made a logo, made a hero

image, and built a full one-page site,

hours, services, a map, a contact form,

a few minutes of me doing nothing but

just watching [music] or working on

something else. And this is the exact

moment every other video stops. Shiny

results, sign up with my link, done. But

I'm not going to stop there because when

I look closely, the first pass was not

good enough. I wasn't really satisfied

with it. It was bad bad bad. Look, three

real problems. One, it looked like AI

generated [music]

because AI made it. Generic font, a

boring navy and gold combo you've seen

like a thousand different [music] times.

And secondly, the hero photo is melted

text on the washing machine. That

[music] word, dreamy AI look. You cannot

send that to a real business owner even

for a demo, right? So lastly, and this

is the one nobody really talks about

right now, the deployment part. It tried

to put the website on a real independent

host and it could not. It timed out so

it parked the site on a link owned by

Jimspark instead of one owned by myself.

So, the catch here is that the easy

version keeps you on the rails and there

is a cost catch, too. That first bill

cost me about 1,000 credits on the

cheapest paid plan that is 10,000

credits a month. So, you get roughly

nine or 10 of these bills before you are

buying more. So, I did what a manager

does. I sent the work right back. I gave

it a clear design direction. Basically,

a picture of what good looks like and I

pushed it through two refinement passes.

New fonts with actual character, one

confident color use [music] boldly

instead of timid, real trust signals a

laundromat customer cares about, card

[music] and coin big capacity machine,

free parking, a call button stuck to the

bottom of the phone screen so you can

tap it from anywhere, hours you cannot

miss. And then it tried to add amenities

it could not actually confirm. So, I

made a flag those with a verify tag

because putting fake details on a real

business site is bad bad [music] bad.

And a photo, I regenerated it and it got

really better. But my take on the photo

is even the good AI [music] version is

not good enough. I wasn't really

satisfied. For a real client, you want a

real photo. Even a photo snapped from

the owner because AI pictures of real

places always have a tell if you look

close enough. And after my passes, this

looked like a real [music] business

hired a designer. The jump from generic

to good did not come from the tool. It

came from me directly. If the tool is

fast, the judgment is yours. Now, the

question my people always ask, "If I

build it here, am I trapped here?" So, I

tested it and I exported the whole

thing. And the part genuinely surprised

me, you get [music] clean normal website

file. There's no weird format, no export

fee. I checked and nothing in those

files needs Jimspark to keep running.

It's yours. You can take them and host

them yourself for free on your own

domain anywhere you want. Going back to

temporary agency, the work the crew

built is yours. You walk out with it and

set up your own shop on your own lot.

The only thing tied to Jimspark was that

easy preview [music] link. Once you

export that hosted yourself, the cord is

cut. Now, the question my people always

ask, "If I build it here, am I trapped

here?" So, I tested it. I exported the

whole thing, entire thing, and this part

generally kind of surprised me. You get

clean normal, Webflow files. There's no

weird format, no extra fees, I checked.

And nothing in those files needs

GenSpark to keep running. [music] You

can take them and host them yourself for

free on your own domain. Probably not

free, but yeah, you know what I mean.

Anywhere you want. Let's go back to the

temporary agency. [music] The work the

crew built is yours. You walk out with

it and set up shop on your own lot. The

only thing tied to GenSpark was that

easy preview link. Once you export that

and host it yourself, that cord is

pretty much cut. So, my take on the

boundary is this [music] one. Editing

the site again means another credit

burning run, which means you rent the

builder, not the result. GenSpark is a

fast way to produce the real thing you

[music] fully own. It is not where you

run 50 client sites long-term unless you

[music] are happy paying for the

credits. Build it, ship it, then own it

what you made. Let me split the cost

honestly because these are two different

things. There are cost to build. Tool is

about $20 a month plus those credits per

site. It's real, but very tiny. Cost to

run the Webflow site you deliver,

basically zero. Once you export the

files and drop them on a free host like

Vercel or Netlify, your client pays

nothing ongoing and neither do you

because you [music] own the files. And

one more thing, GenSpark says they are

at a $250 million annual run rate.

[music] What that means in plain English

on run rate is a pace. You take their

recent sales and stretch them across the

year. So, it is not money already

banked. It's cool. That's their number.

It's not proof it works for you. The

proof is what you just watched on my

screen. So, even if you never touch this

tool, take the play because the play

[music] is the asset. One, find local

business with no website or a bad one.

They're everywhere if you look hard

enough, okay? Two, build them the thing

before [music] you pitch. A real demo,

not a promise. Three, reach out with it

already done. [music] So, you're

showing, not selling directly. Four,

charge a first-rate to finish it and

host it on their own domain. That works

with any tool. [music] GenSpark just

makes our steps fast. I put the exact

prompts I used, the outreach email, and

a single pricing guide [music] in a PDF

so you can just take it. So, why don't

you grab the prompts? It's free. It's in

the link below, if you want the prompts

and the outreach template [music] to run

this yourself. If you do want to try

Jasper, my link below gives you free

credits to test it, same way I did. Use

it on a real project, not a toy. That is

the only way you learn if a tool [music]

is worth it, you know? And remember that

one line that matters here, the tool is

fast, but you are the manager still, and

the judgment is what gets paid. [music]

Anyway, that is for today. If you want

to see more, why don't you comment down

below on what you want to see next? For

the next video, I'm going to cover

hidden open-source repos every local AI

enthusiast should know right [music]

now, because that is how our channel

runs. You ask, I build, we all learn.

See you in the next video.