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The Laziest Way To Make Money With AI

2026-06-01 · case-study tutorial · Adil, Higgsfield · recording, 12:52 · watch on YouTube

Topic: Studio work & business (also: Cost, credits & plans) · mode: Tutorial · tags: vendor claims, prompts shared

Adil shows Higgsfield's Supercomputer launching a lipstick brand from one chat: niche research, content, a waitlist page and a bio-link funnel. Short prompts let the orchestrator pick models such as Soul and Seedance 2.0 for consistent UGC videos, and a waitlist replaces a store so demand is tested before any money goes into inventory. He reports 833 waitlist signups for $121 in credits, projects about six times the money back, and says the cost of trying a business idea has dropped to almost nothing.

What is said

The parts of the video and what is said in each (★ — how much it matters to the video).

00:00:00 — What was built from one chat

00:00:42 — Step 1: finding the niche

  • ★★ To find a niche, Adil prompts Supercomputer to scan top-performing products across Amazon, Etsy, Shopify and Meta ads for a content-driven business "optimized for high margin and easy distribution". — 00:00:42 · Supercomputer, Meta · first in: 2026-05-31, Make Money With AI
  • ★★ Adil says Supercomputer goes through real marketplace data and ad libraries, comes back with three options and, in his case, recommended lipstick as a high-margin visual product. — 00:00:42 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil says Supercomputer pulled thousands of reviews of top lipsticks on Sephora and Amazon, found the most common complaint (they dry the lips out) and built the brand angle around a lipstick that is half lip balm. — 00:01:25 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil says Supercomputer picked the lipstick brand's name and generated a full product spec sheet he could hand straight to a manufacturer. — 00:01:53 · Supercomputer

00:02:20 — Step 2: content strategy and five content formats

  • ★★ Adil says a product on its own sells nothing: what sells is the content. — 00:02:20
  • ★★ Asked what content wins in the beauty niche, Supercomputer pulled the top beauty content of the last 30 days, broke down hooks, pacing and visual styles, and returned five formats: ASMR, makeup application, get ready with me, unboxing and talking gossip. — 00:02:20 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil says ASMR is exactly what is going viral on beauty Instagram now, and Supercomputer knew it because it analysed what already works before generating anything. — 00:03:19 · Supercomputer, Instagram
  • ★★★ Adil says a short, simple Supercomputer prompt runs a complicated process underneath: Higgsfield's orchestrator chooses the model for the task, then a specific skill is pulled in to start the workflow. — 00:03:45 · Supercomputer
  • ★★★ Adil says Supercomputer makes UGC content with Soul for the character and Seedance 2.0 for the animation, and the output looks consistent and realistic even with the simplest prompt. — 00:04:10 · Supercomputer, UGC, Soul, Seedance 2.0
  • ★★ Adil says a lipstick product-test video can be as simple as the product, with no complicated setup or long explanation: one shade shown on the lips, cheeks and eyes. — 00:04:36
  • ★★ Adil says every one of the five lipstick videos was generated from real data on what is performing on Instagram now, which he calls content engineered to perform. — 00:05:13 · Instagram

00:05:45 — Step 3: building the website

  • ★★★ Adil builds a waitlist page for a new product instead of a store, to validate demand first and put no money into inventory until people show they want it. — 00:05:45
  • ★★ Adil's Supercomputer prompt for the site: "build a waitlist page for our lipstick brand optimized for mobile conversions matching the brand style we've built so far". — 00:05:45 · Supercomputer · first in: 2026-05-31, Make Money With AI
  • ★★ Adil says Supercomputer picked the colours and fonts, wrote the code and generated every visual of the waitlist site (banner, product renders, lifestyle imagery) in the same chat. — 00:06:25 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil says Supercomputer made the waitlist site mobile-first and deployed it to its own URL automatically, with no hosting or DNS to set up. — 00:06:50 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil spent $10 on a custom domain so the waitlist site looks like a real brand instead of a generated link; he calls it optional but worth it. — 00:06:50

00:07:19 — Step 4: connecting the funnel

  • ★★★ Adil's funnel: the website URL goes into the Instagram bio; content on Instagram and TikTok drives traffic to the bio link, which sends people to the waitlist page, which captures them onto the email list. — 00:07:19 · Instagram, TikTok

00:07:48 — Results: views, signups, waitlist

  • ★★★ Adil reports 500,000 Instagram views for the lipstick brand's content on an account that was three days old with zero followers. — 00:07:48 · Instagram, Supercomputer · first in: 2026-05-31, Make Money With AI
  • ★★ After the first videos went out, Adil fed the analytics back into Supercomputer and told it to double down on what works; it went straight to making more ASMR videos. — 00:08:16 · Supercomputer
  • ★★★ Adil reports 833 waitlist signups for the lipstick, a product that did not exist three days earlier. — 00:08:45 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil says a year ago the same launch would have needed a site designer, a video editor and at least three YouTube creators: three thousand dollars minimum and three to four weeks of waiting. — 00:08:45
  • ★★ Adil says research, design, branding, video, copywriting and the web build are six skill sets, usually six people on a payroll, done here by one AI agent in one sitting. — 00:09:11 · Supercomputer
  • ★ Adil says the people who get rich in the next five years will be those who move first, and the barrier to starting a business has dropped to zero. (overstated) — 00:09:36

00:10:03 — The real cost breakdown

  • ★★★ Adil says the total spend on the lipstick brand (product, brand, website, videos, launch) was $121 in Supercomputer credits, failed generations included. — 00:10:03 · Supercomputer
  • ★★ Adil projects that if 10% of the 833 waitlist signups buy at launch, a rate he calls standard for waitlists, that is 83 customers at $16 a tube, about $1,328 in revenue. (hypothetical) — 00:10:27
  • ★★ Adil says the lipstick was sourced from Alibaba suppliers at around $3 per unit, the higher end of the range for custom orders; shipping, duty, Stripe and platform fees, packaging and the domain add another $220. — 00:10:51
  • ★★★ Adil projects about $738 in net profit from the first wave of waitlist signups against $120 put in, roughly six times the money back. (hypothetical) — 00:11:19

  • ★★★ Adil says the point of the lipstick case is that the cost of trying a business idea has dropped to almost nothing: a year ago it took a team, a budget and a month, now one chat and $121. — 00:11:19

    “The point is that the cost of trying something just dropped to almost nothing.”

00:12:06 — Comment call: at 8,000 likes Adil grows one viewer's business

  • ★★ Adil asks viewers to comment with their name, age, what they sell and what stops their growth; if the video reaches 8,000 likes he will pick one and grow that business live with Supercomputer in the next video. — 00:12:06 · Supercomputer

In the description and comments

  • ★ Higgsfield: Asked for a build within a 3,000 to 4,000 credit limit, Higgsfield replies it might try that one day. (hedged) — creator comment · Supercomputer

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Central: Supercomputer

Also: Organizations: Alibaba · Amazon · Etsy · Instagram · Meta · Sephora · Shopify · TikTok

Concepts: motion graphics · UGC

Products: Model Orchestrator · Seedance 2.0 · Soul

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