AI Instagram model makes $11k a month

[atooxi]

Fast mover effect plays major role in this thing o saw bunch of ytbrs talking about it and this can only be something new to the noobs

 

[DulalKisku]

There is no market to tap into. This is something that a very few lucky are able to do. If 5000 people here try to replicate this, i'd bet you good money 4995 will fail. The company who owns this "influencer" is a marketing company. They have resources to grow an IG page. A lot of fake followers. A lot of bots. A lot of money spent on advertising. It's not simply creating a model and voilá.

If you can make money with a fake influencer, you can probably make money with anything else. You can create a page about videogames and make money with it. You can create a page about photography and make money with it. There's nothing inherently valuable in Ai models. In fact, they exist in abundance. Everyone is trying to do this and most are failing. There's nothing to "tap into". There's no "great opportunity" out there with this. Just the usual: Very lucky and resourceful people sometimes are able to make good money online.

Plus, where's the proof they're making 11k? You have none. This is advertising in itself, and you're eating all up like oatmeal in a cold winter's day.

Finally someone spitting the fact. Much respect bro.

 

[malayan]

Finally someone spitting the fact. Much respect bro.

It's no different than everybody promoting themselves as YouTube automation experts (to sell a course or tool), the SEO experts writing long-winded how-tos on link building (to sell link-building packages), or day trading experts giving away their trading signals (then offering private classes/rooms/picks).

The successful minority is a statistical outlier who would never want to attract attention to themselves and their work. The mediocre majority almost always fail out, while a few become gurus and pretend they're successful.

I've seen five guys become popular as gurus when I KNEW they were broke, but they faked it well enough actually to make money.

If you're seeing a news story about somebody's hidden wealth oasis it's not because they're too stupid to realize they'd attract competition, but because there is already too much competition.

People making money with a business that has a low barrier to entry don't want the attention unless they're lying about how they made the money or they're trying to sell something else... Like how Tai Lopez lied about being in the nightclub industry while he ran dating sites with bots and rebills to make his first million.

If someone advertises that they're making a certain amount on OF it's probably because they're either lying and want to seem more popular than they are.

 

[Pixel Fund]

Ahh, yes... The only way to know if someone's making is money on the internet:

Paying to be on a forum.

Hahahahaha, exactly