5 simple ways to make money w/ higgsfield ai

George Foley shows five ways to make money with Higgsfield, an AI image generator. Target small businesses that need visuals but can't make them: YouTube creators, advertisers, webinar hosts, website owners, and event planners. Deliver a free sample first, then pitch recurring services.
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So this is 5 stupidly easy ways to make money with Hixfield right now. So if you don't know what Hixfield is, go sign up for it, get a free plan. It's an image creation tool. Basically, it blends all of the different images together. So I'm George Foley. I coach over 500 different service businesses on how to make money using AI at the moment. Hixfield's one of my favorite tools. Basically, it enables you to create AI images way faster than if you're using Gemini, ChatGPT, or any of the AI Image Tools directly. So basically you put your prompt in here, you select your model, and then you can generate 4 images in a batch, and you can do up to like 20 images at a time. So this basically increases the hit rate that you're going to get a good one. It also increases the, uh, or decreases the wait time for getting the images as well. Super powerful tool. So if you're not exploring image creation and you're looking to make money at the moment, this is a super, super easy way to do it. In order to make money with Hexfield, you need a person with two things. So there's two requirements. So you need to find someone who has money. Now you're going to underestimate this. If you're not making money at the moment, uh, you're going to have a mindset blocker or a limiting belief around this. There's so many people out there in the world that have money at the moment. Um, if you don't have money, just accept the reality that other people do and go find them. Like, it's as simple as that. If you're wondering who has money, probably start with a business owner. Someone running a business most likely is going to have some money to deploy towards these things. Second, find someone who sucks at the thing you're selling, right? So the combination is if they have money and they suck at the thing, then that's all you need to sell them. Okay, I'm going to show you how to find them in just a second and what to sell them. Cool. So you've identified like the type of person you need. Let's talk about how to find them, what you're going to sell them. So the first example I'm going to give you here is YouTube thumbnails. So I'm using Uh, Hixfield to do my YouTube thumbnails. Now this goes against the trend. I wouldn't sell these kinds. I would probably sell something like Nick does. Nick is awesome. His channel's great. He's getting the logos in, he's doing the thumbnail game. So you would just copy someone that's already successful with a growing channel, right? Uh, steal effectively, uh, depending on what niche you're going into. If you're doing real estate, copy someone in real estate. AI, copy someone like Nick and you're going to go out and find what thumbnails are successful. Now you can get a few images of the person like this, just load it in, ask it to put it on a white background, and then you're just going to stitch them together. So you'll put the person on top of the thumbnail. Good, right? Now, obviously you're not going to sell it to Nick. Nick's already got thumbnails. So Nick has money, but he doesn't suck at the thing, right? Or it's not immediately obvious. So AI, uh, let's go for N8N tutorials. 2026. Okay, this is a decent thumbnail. These are good thumbnails. So you're not looking for these people. You're looking for the people that are not, like, not good at what you're, what they're doing. So you're gonna have to scroll for a bit. I would keep going through, play around with your keywords as well. So this thumbnail, even though it got 250K, is, is not the best. I wouldn't reach out to these kinds of channels, right? Honestly, like you could use someone like myself. So until recently, I, I mean, these thumbnails are still not great. They're, they're okay. Like I think they're getting better. I like the style of them, but, um, don't reach out to me by the way, cause I'm not going to buy your thumbnails, but, um, someone like me. Who is basically just getting a channel off the ground, just getting in the flow of things. Hey dude, I see that you're doing really good content. I reckon you could 2 to 3x your views easily if you use these thumbnails. Here's 5 thumbnails that I generated for you. Do you want me to do these every time you do a new video? That's, that's the pitch. That's how easy it is, right? So find someone with money, find someone who sucks at the thing, right? And then deliver the service. The thing now is delivering it is so easy. And if you're, if you're in a situation at the moment where you're not running a business and you're thinking, well, if it's so easy, why don't they do it themselves? Because they don't want to have to learn a new thing, right? Like they're too busy. They've got too much on their plate. Um, honestly, it's just because I am teaching these AI tools that I even bother to learn this specific thing here. Uh, they're too busy. They don't want to think about another thing. And there's a knowledge gap, right? So people like to pay for problems just to be solved. And the easiest way to sell someone is to give them the thing. So if you, if you just say, hey, I will create thumbnails for you, way less impactful than saying, here's 3 thumbnails I made for you. You use these for free. Do you want me to do the rest of your channel for X amount of dollars? Right? Cool. So that's the first one, YouTube thumbnails. Second one is ads. Okay. So if you're going out and you're seeing someone that's got ads that really suck, I've got a full ad tutorial on how to create ads. These aren't like the particularly best ads. Obviously you stick with it and improve it, but go out there, find someone that's running, uh, ads. In my tutorial, I show you exactly how to find people as well. You can go on Messer, you can go on Get Hooked, um, which is a tool that will show you other people as well. Go find people who are running ads. That are crappy and then generate ads for them and say, hey, I generated 5 ads for you, right? Give them the ads. And that's all you do. That's your, your business development campaign. It's just new ad, new ad, give it away for free, right? It's so low effort for you to create the ad for them. Cool. So find people on Meta that have ads, aren't huge, don't seem to be performing that well. Probably chat to Claude first to get the copywriting right, and then give them ads for free. Next one, webinars. This is one where I've really made good money. I've nailed our webinar now. So the cool thing about webinars is it's something you create once and then it's like a passive asset where you push people to the same webinar. You don't need to change it each month and it will consistently generate revenue. So once you get a good webinar, you can just push more people towards it. Again, I have a full tutorial on this, so this isn't exactly how to do it, but these are the prompts that I'm using. These are the kinds of webinar slides. So find someone with a webinar that sucks. There's a lot of webinars out there that do decent money, but they're trash. Generate 10, 15 slides. Hey dude, I saw your webinar. Here's some slides I generated. I can do the whole thing for you. You probably don't even, if you're not good at copywriting, which most of you aren't, just do the visuals. And the key for visuals is just one emotion per slide. That's all you need to do is just convey one emotion per slide. That's it. If you're doing This kind of stuff, this sucks because there's too much going on, right? One emotion per slide. This conveys one emotion. It's not the best, but this conveys one emotion, right? So webinars, webinars make a lot of money, six-figure profits monthly easily. So they will invest money in someone improving that for them. Website design. Again, this, this is so, so simple and easy to do. So you take a screenshot of their website, paste it in here, say improve this website. So create a UX/UI feels human, right? Like improve the design of the website. This here is for internal, but you can do the landing page as well. Generate it, send it to them, say, hey, here's a redesign of the website. If you like it, I can build it for you for X amount of dollars. That way they can actually see the product. So the key takeaway from this is when you're doing anything with AI, you can actually give them the product up front. You can do the image generation and give that to them out the gate, right? So there's no need for them to trust you. They can see it straight away. Website design. Finally, event design. This is the one that I'm probably more skeptical about, but the key thing about why event design might work is because it's very easy to see and track people that are running events. So you would just find a bunch of events, business events, different events ongoing. Again, look for the ones that are bad. So target the ones that are bad, improve it, and then just give it. The key thing here is like you're going to have to sell revisions. You'll have to put some sort of source like where you're like, okay, we need to do 3 calls or, you know, a 30-minute interview session for me to understand more about the event to create the bit of one. So again, you You have to be careful not to give them the entire finished product because for the event, but they will do more events in future. So you can also be part of that as well. Cool. That's the video.










