Sabrina Ramonov 🍄
A practical guide to making money, creating content that gets customers, and getting started with Claude Cowork / Claude Code.
Making Money with AI
Services
Content
Product
Time to first $ →
Leverage →
fast cash
slow grind
repeatable services
scalable assets
1:1 Coachingsell what you know
AI Strategy Consultingfind wasted time
Business Trainingteach teams live
AI Automation Agencyreplace manual work
Social Media Agencydone-for-you posts
AEO Agencyrank in AI answers
Paid Speakingone workshop offer
Vibe Code Agencyclient prototypes
Vibe Coding Productone painful workflow
Paid Coursesrecord lessons once
Paid Communityhelp + accountability
Brand Sponsorshipsprove daily views first
Faceless AI Videoschannel before offer
CRM & Funnel Setupcapture + convert leads
Fastest paths to a first dollar
- Coaching, consulting, training, workshops, and setup services sell fastest.
- The offer is simple: save time, increase revenue, or remove admin work.
- Business training, CRM/funnel setup, and practical AI workflows are strong for non-technical buyers.
Fast cash vs. longer-term plays
- Agency work, day 1–14: you do not need a following, a big portfolio, or a platform. You need one business owner with a painful problem, a targeted message, a call, and a deposit.
- Brand sponsorships, month 2+: even a fast path usually means posting consistently, proving baseline views, reaching brand managers, and waiting for marketing-budget approval.
Highest leverage paths
- Courses, communities, sponsorships, faceless content, and SaaS scale better.
- They usually take longer because audience, trust, or product-market fit must build.
- The biggest trap is choosing a slow-leverage path while needing fast cash.
Added from the YouTube video
- Brand sponsorships: build useful content first, then package audience attention.
- Faceless AI videos: build the channel before the offer, then monetize with products or services.
- Vibe coding products: ship one useful workflow, then focus on marketing.
- Marketing automations: CRM and funnel systems.
Best fit for beginners
- Start with services that use existing expertise, not technical complexity.
- Use AI to package skills into coaching, content, workshops, or simple workflows.
- Graduate toward assets once proof, audience, and repeatable results exist.
Proof from the community
Everyday people are making money with AI
These are real money wins shared inside my free Women Build AI community - from first sales and paid workshops to retainers, subscriptions, salary growth, and larger client deals.
3 Ways to Use Claude Cowork/Code to Make Content
Create videos → design carousels → distribute everything and follow up with leads.
01Create videos
Create unlimited free videos
Claude Cowork / Claude Code builds reusable video templates. Hyperframes renders each finished version for free.
Open the full Claude + Hyperframes tutorialSee how to create unlimited reusable videos
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02Design carousels
Create on-brand carousels with Canva + Claude
Claude writes every slide. Canva applies the design. You get a finished carousel ready to post.
Example A · Productive day
Example B · Content ideas
Open the full Claude + Canva tutorialSee the complete step-by-step workflow
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03Distribute + capture leads
Post everywhere, multiply your socials
A simplified, reusable version of my /crosspost skill. Video goes to visual platforms. The core idea becomes standalone text for Twitter, Threads, and Substack through n8n.
1 TikTokone finished video
↓Crosspost rewrites + distributes
Instagramvideo
YouTubevideo
Facebookvideo
Twittertext
Threadstext
Substacktext via n8n
How the skill works
1Understand the video
2Rewrite it for each platform
3Pause for approval
4Publish once, then verify every link
--- name: crosspost-video description: Turn one finished video into approved posts for multiple social platforms. argument-hint: "<video file or URL> [publish now or schedule]" --- # Crosspost One Video Everywhere Take one finished video and publish it across my connected social accounts. ## Rules - Never publish before I approve every post. - Never guess which account to use. Ask if more than one account is connected. - Keep the original meaning. Don't invent claims, results, links, or quotes. - Name tools or products shown on screen. Don't write vague phrases like "this tool." - Use hashtags I provide exactly. If I provide none, suggest them for review. - Create only one post per platform. Check for duplicates before publishing. ## Step 1: Confirm the input Confirm: 1. The exact video file or URL 2. The platforms to use 3. Publish now or schedule later 4. Any required link, CTA, hashtags, or account Default platforms: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Threads. If no social-posting tool is connected, stop and ask me to connect one. ## Step 2: Understand the video Transcribe the spoken words. Inspect the frames when the speaker refers to something visible on screen. Write down the main idea, named tools, useful details, and any call to action. ## Step 3: Write the posts Create these drafts: ### Instagram, TikTok, Facebook - Post the video. - Start with a clear first line. - Explain the value in plain language. - Add the approved CTA and hashtags. - Remove hashtags from Facebook unless I request them. ### YouTube - Post the video. - Write a title under 100 characters. - Write a clear description with the approved CTA and hashtags. ### Twitter - Convert the video's best idea into a standalone text post. - Keep it under 280 characters, including any link. - Lead with the insight, not "watch this video." - Use no hashtags unless they add useful context. ### Threads - Convert the idea into a standalone text post under 500 characters. - Use 3 to 6 short lines so it reads naturally. - Give enough context to understand it without the video. - End with the takeaway or approved link. ## Step 4: Show me the review Before publishing, show one table with: - Platform - Post text - Character count - Video or text-only - Account - Publish time Then ask: "Approve all, edit one, or cancel?" Stop and wait for my explicit approval. ## Step 5: Publish After approval, use the connected social-posting tool. - Upload the same video to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. - Publish the approved standalone text to Twitter and Threads. - Use the approved account and time for every post. - Save the post or submission ID returned by each platform. If a platform fails, don't create a second copy. Check the first submission's status before retrying. ## Step 6: Verify Check that every post is published or scheduled once. Report the status, publish time, and link or submission ID for each platform. List any failure clearly and leave successful posts unchanged.
Watch the Claude Cowork for Beginners tutorialSee how one video becomes posts across every platform on YouTube
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Getting started with Claude Cowork / Claude Code
This example walks through one real client-getting workflow from idea to sales call.
The real example we’re walking through
Use Claude Cowork / Claude Code to turn your expertise into a coaching offer, create social content that attracts your first clients, and build an interactive sales page you can screen-share on your first sales calls.
Step 1
Create your offer — in this case, a coaching program.
Step 2
Create social content that helps your first clients find you.
Step 3
Create an interactive sales page to explain ROI and close the deal.
Create Offer
Turn your existing expertise into one clear paid offer people can understand quickly.
See Real Example →Ask me 10 detailed questions about my background related to [THE PAIN POINT I SOLVE]. Once I answer, research current market complaints from [MY TARGET CUSTOMER]. Combine your research and my answers into a complete operational coaching program. Output this as an ultra-sleek, minimalist light-mode web dashboard saved as coaching_program.html using elevated white cards, deep emerald accents, and progressive disclosure (clean expandable cards). Structure it into 4 scannable tabs: Overview: Program name, 1-sentence promise, ideal client bullet points, 'Who It's NOT For' list, and 1-line scope guardrail. Curriculum: A structured 12-Session Table displaying 4 columns: Session #, Topic, Key Outcome, and Core Question/Exercise. Client Toolkit: Clean summary cards for the Pre-Intake Checklist, the 7-item Capacity Scorecard, and the Weekly Check-in template. Investment: Program pricing (your suggestions), ROI calculation, and deliverables.
Get Customers
Install the free Blotato Skills so Claude Cowork / Claude Code can help you create, grade, repurpose, and schedule content.
github.com/Blotato-Inc/blotato-skills
write a linkedin post to help me get my first customers
post to linkedin now with this photo
create an instagram carousel + caption to help me get my first customers
schedule instagram for tomorrow
Close Customers
Build an interactive sales page you can screen-share on a client call to explain the offer, show the ROI, and make the next step obvious.
See Real Example →Read coaching_program.html and create an interactive screen-share sales dashboard named closer.html. Style it as a modern executive dashboard with crisp cards, live calculators, and high-contrast typography. Structure it into 3 interactive sections: 1. Live Needs Assessment: Client name header, 4 interactive sliders scoring capacity struggles with color-shifting indicators, and a real-time Burnout Risk Gauge. 2. Cost of Inaction Calculator: Hourly rate slider calculating annual cost of lost capacity and revenue leaks live, paired with a side-by-side ROI comparison against my program price. 3. Prescription & Closer: A button to generate a custom 3-phase roadmap mapped from coaching_program.html, clear pricing tiers, and an 'Initiate Onboarding' button.