Learn how to make $100 per article using AI tools like DeepSeek, Gemini, ChatGPT & Manis. Full strategy, tools comparison, & monetization guide.

How to Make Money With AI Content: $100/Post Method

Creating profitable content with AI is no longer a dream; it’s a real method that anyone can apply with the right approach. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build content that earns money, how to use the best AI tools for research and creation, and what separates high income content from digital noise.

Let’s dive into a proven process that has produced blog posts earning over $200,000 in profit.

Understanding Content That Makes Money

Most people create content that ends up making zero income.

Here’s the brutal truth: creating content with AI doesn’t automatically mean you’ll get rich. It takes:

• Strategic intent (why you’re creating)

• Reader intent (what they want)

• Smart monetization paths

“Intent + Intention + Audience Relevance = Profit Potential”

 Intent vs. Intention

• User Intent: What is the reader searching for? A solution, a comparison, or education?

• Creator Intention: Are you trying to rank on Google, drive affiliate sales, build an email list, or something else?

When both align, your content becomes powerful.

The Tools I Tested: ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Manis

I gave each tool the same prompt: “Find info on Subway franchise owners and how much they make.”

Here’s how they stacked up:

ChatGPT

Looked decent on the surface. Gave me averages, investment ranges, and margins.

But it was generic. Useless junk when it came to actual money-making potential.

Gemini

Better. Did some deeper digging. Gave structured info, numbers that looked solid.

Still didn’t hit the mark for monetization. Better, but not profit ready.

DeepSeek

This one nailed it.

DeepSeek gave me:

• Cost of goods sold

• Insurance costs

• Realistic profit ranges

• Breakdown of gross vs net

It was formatted in a way that was easy to scan and perfect for getting readers to click deeper into related offers.

DeepSeek didn’t just write an article. It gave me content I could use to make money.

Manis

Decent if you want quick info and bulk output. Suitable for first drafts and idea generation.

But I wouldn’t rely on it to close the sale or build a money post.

What Makes AI Content Profitable?

Content that makes money follows a very different formula than content that just “ranks.”

Here’s my checklist:

• Easy to read (tables, subheadings, bullets)

• Contains affiliate links or product CTAs

• Internal links to other high value articles

• Tools, calculators, downloads to keep people on the page

• Hooks that pull people in

• Clear steps on what to do next

I don’t care if your post is 2,000 words. If no one clicks anything, it’s a waste.

The Goal: Make $0.30–$1 a Day Per Article

If you can make just $0.30 per day with a piece of content, that’s $109.50 per year.

Multiply that by 100 articles, and you’re making over $10,000.

If you can get to $1 per day per post, that’s $36,500 a year. That’s real money.

And here’s the kicker: it’s possible. I’ve done it. This blog is built on it.

How to Structure Your Article

Start by asking: “What do I want this reader to do?”

If they’re looking up “Subway franchise earnings,” maybe they want:

• A loan to start a business

• Alternative business ideas

• To compare multiple franchises

• To avoid making a $500,000 mistake

So your content should include:

• Tables showing investment vs. profit

• Links to articles like “Top Franchises That Earn More Than Subway”

• Calls to action like “Download our Franchise Buyer’s Checklist” or “See how vending machines earn more than restaurants”

That’s how you keep people on the page and drive action.

Calls to Action That Convert

Here’s a CTA I used in the Subway article:

Can’t afford a franchise? Check out these top work-from-home business ideas under $1,000.

It’s simple. It meets the reader where they are. It takes them deeper into my funnel.

Another one:

Need a franchise loan? See current loan options here.

These CTAs turn your readers into clicks  and clicks into cash.

The Real Work Happens in Strategy, Not Writing

This isn’t about writing long articles. It’s about solving real problems for people who are searching with intent.

If you want to make a $100 article, here’s what you need to think about:

• What keyword can I rank for?

• What problem does it solve?

• What offer can I connect to it?

• How do I guide the reader to take action?

If you can answer those questions, your content can make money. If not, you’re just adding more noise to the internet.

One Piece of Content, Multiple Platforms

Once your post is done, don’t stop there.

Turn it into:

• A YouTube video with voiceover

• A Pinterest infographic

• A short TikTok about “Subway owner earnings vs. UPS driver salary”

• A Twitter thread on “Why vending machines beat fast food franchises”

One blog post can become five pieces of content across platforms, all pointing back to the same place.