The ChatGPT Millionaire by Neil Dagger

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The ChatGPT Millionaire

by Neil Dagger

"How to make money with AI" - series

⭐3.8 on Goodreads ⭐

More than 4k reviews on Amazon.

“This is the simplest guide on how to make money quickly and easily with ChatGPT.”

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The ChatGPT Millionaire by Neil Dagger

The ChatGPT Millionaire, written by by Neil Dagger gets straight to what matters — how to turn AI into real income.

Written for beginners – this is a practical guide to using tools like ChatGPT to build simple online revenue streams. No coding. No complicated setups. Just clear, actionable steps you can follow at your own pace.

The book leans heavily on real examples. It’s covering everything from blog posts and scripts to courses and social content. Plus, you’ll find a library of ready-to-use “act as” prompts designed to help you get results immediately.

If you’re looking to move from curiosity to earning, this book lays out a straightforward path, focused on what works.

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Example edition details:

  • Title: The ChatGPT Millionaire : Making Money Online has never been this EASY
  • Author: Neil Dagger
  • Edition published date: Jan. 19 2023
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 8374102586
  • ISBN: 979-8374102581
  • ASIN: B0BSJ9XMQ8
  • Pages: 127
  • Language: English
  • How to make money with AI series

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Amazon Reader: "Easy to understand and implement. Definatley worth reading if your new to AI. So much information in this little book."

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Location mentioned in the book: University College London, Greater London, UK

“Neil Dagger has a degree in Computer Science from University College London and has worked in Software development for over 10 years with global teams on complex projects.”

About the author

Neil is an English author. He has a Degree in Computer Science from University College London.

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