La Nueva Forma De Ganar Dinero Con Claude

Summary of technological concepts & product features (from the subtitles)

The video explains an end-to-end workflow to generate, publish, and enhance professional websites using Claude (Cloud / “Cloud Code”) integrated with Hostinger, then use AI features to make those sites more sellable—specifically as lead-generation / ROI-focused websites for a business niche (solar panel installers).

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1) End-to-end website creation → hosting → selling

Websites are framed as high-value assets (agencies can charge thousands to tens of thousands).

Using “Cloud” (Claude) + Hostinger hosting, the creator claims you can:

• Describe what you want in natural language
• Have Cloud generate a website automatically
• Upload/publish it to the hosting provider so it’s publicly accessible (has a URL)

The tutorial emphasizes not settling for a merely “decent” site—aim for an aesthetic, professional design and add features traditional sites often lack.

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2) Hosting setup (Hostinger) and plan choice

Hosting is explained as the server that runs 24/7 so the site stays accessible.

The creator recommends Hostinger and chooses a plan based on:

• The ability to create multiple websites
  • Example: selecting a plan that supports up to 50 websites
• Longer contracts (e.g., 12+ months) to get a free domain
• A coupon (example: “Adrián” provides additional 10% off)

The goal is to make it practical to build many demo/sales sites efficiently.

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3) “Cloud Code” + downloadable “skill” to automate generation & deployment

The workflow uses the desktop version of Cloud, then enters Cloud Code.

A “skill” is described as an instruction package that:

1. Creates websites
2. Connects Cloud directly to Hostinger
3. Uploads the generated site so it goes live

The creator directs viewers to a linked page to:

• Download the skill
• Use resources to troubleshoot errors

Typical steps demonstrated:

• Upload the skill inside Cloud Code
• Run a command like “connect Hostinger V3”
• Accept any install permissions
• Ask Cloud to generate a website (example shown: a basic “Hola…” site)

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4) Building sellable “niche” websites (solar panels example)

The video argues you’ll sell more easily by specializing in a niche instead of trying to sell to everyone.

Example niche: solar panel installation & sales companies

• The market is described as “booming”
• Customers have enough spend that one sale can justify the website cost

A sample site is created with a high-end look, aiming to resemble an expensive ~$30,000 website.

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5) Adding visuals: stock images vs AI-generated images (OpenAI “OpenI”)

The skill includes an image approach option:

• Option A: Stock images

  • Uses royalty-free stock imagery
  • Notes solar-specific images can be harder to find

• Option B: AI-generated images

  • Uses an OpenAI-based generation workflow (referred to as “OpenI”)
  • Produces multiple image variations matching similar scenes (e.g., house with panels, workers on-site)

The workflow is described as flexible—supporting additional sections/features, including AI-driven additions.

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6) AI chatbot on the website using Google API (free tier claim)

A further feature is adding an on-site AI chatbot:

• Uses a Google API
• Claimed to be available on a free tier with a daily limit
• Workflow:
  • In Cloud chat, request the AI chatbot connected to the API
  • Cloud provides a prompt/instruction to paste into Cloud Code

Demo result:

• A persistent assistant widget (example: “Sol”) appears on the site
• It answers questions about solar panels, including scenario-based questions (e.g., rainy conditions or having animals)

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7) Lead capture upgraded to “upload electricity bill → estimate savings”

Instead of a simple lead form like “Request a free study,” the conversion flow is upgraded to:

1. Let users upload an electricity bill (image/PDF)
2. AI analyzes the bill and extracts key details, such as:
   • Supplier
   • Monthly cost
   • Consumption
3. Users select location details (example: city/area/house region)
4. The system estimates:
   • Number of panels possible
   • Savings and financial metrics (monthly savings, payback period/year when profitable, etc.)
5. The site prompts for email to unlock the report (explicit lead-gen strategy)

The video emphasizes this can be done without writing code—“only have to tell it what I want.”

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8) Client acquisition: lead lists via “web scraping” skill + cold calling strategy

After building demo sites, the video shifts to selling them with a cold outreach approach.

Core outreach claim

• “Simpler strategies get more responses.”
• Overly complex/“embarrassing” approaches reduce responses.

Cold outreach methods discussed

• Email (works somewhat, but many already email them)
• In-person offering (less common)
• Phone calls (reported selling 2 sites in one experiment)

Finding targets efficiently (web scraping)

Instead of manually searching Google, the creator uses an AI skill called web scraping to build a lead list.

Demo result:

• 723 residential solar panel installer companies
• Data includes:
  • City
  • Reviews
  • Average rating
  • Phone number
  • Website
• Users can filter by city and rating
• Data sources are described as public (Google Maps / Google reviews)

CRM-like call tracking feature

They mention tracking call status (e.g., “Call Made”) and saving callback instructions (like owner name and callback day/time).

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9) Cold call sales guidance + objection handling

Practical sales tips include:

• Try to speak with the boss/manager
  • Employees may not be able to decide “yes/no”
• If unavailable:
  • Ask for the best callback time, or
  • Ask them to call you back

Objections to pre-answer (examples)

• “My nephew is making the website”
• “I don’t know this”
• “I don’t know how much”

Advanced strategy (higher close rate, more work)

• Create the website beforehand
• Offer it for them to review
• Schedule a video call to walk through the generated site
• Ask what they’d improve
• Close the sale (more work/risk, but higher conversion)

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Main speakers / sources

• Adrian Sa / Adrian (presenter; signs off as “I’m Adrian Sa”)
• Hostinger (hosting provider used for publishing websites)
• Google API (for the free limited AI chatbot feature)
• OpenAI image generation (referred to as “OpenI”)
• Claude / “Cloud” (AI platform used via desktop app + Cloud Code and downloadable skills)