5 COMMON But STEADY Remote Jobs You Can Do With AI TOOLS

Alright look, every single day there's another headline about AI taking over jobs or some tech company laying off thousands of people. It's enough to make anyone panic, right? And I've been there. No joke. When I graduated pharmacy school with over $300,000 in student loan debt, yeah, you heard that right, $300,000, I thought I had it all figured out. Safe career, steady paycheck, the American dream, right? Wrong. I was working 60 plus hours a week in a job that was slowly killing my soul. Coming home completely drained every single day. No energy for anything else. No time for actually living. And for what? To pay off debt that felt like it would never end? That wasn't freedom. That was a prison with a nice paycheck. But what I really wanted, what I think we all want, was the freedom to work when and where I wanted. And the stability to know my bills would be paid, right? That is why I'm obsessed with finding remote jobs where technology actually helps you instead of replacing you. And these are the same exact types of gigs that helped me build my first steady income streams online before I scaled my YouTube business to over $100K a month. So if you're sick of wasting your time commuting to a job that you hate, if you're tired of unreliable gig work that doesn't pay the bills, or if you just want a future-proof career without having to go back to school for four years, this video is for you. And today I'm going to be breaking down the five remote jobs that are in high demand right now that let you use AI as your personal assistant, not your replacement, that pay between $50 and $90,000 plus per year and can be done from literally anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection and don't need a fancy degree or certifications. Plus, I'm going to show you exactly which AI tools to use for each job and how you can stand out from the crowd of other applicants. So if you're getting value already, do me a favor, smash that like button. It helps the algorithm show me that you want more real talk like this. And let's dive in right now. Quick break. This video is sponsored by me. Most of you don't know that I actually have my own coaching program on personal branding and then growing and making money on YouTube. And this is good for complete beginners, maybe even people who just want to get a job by growing their personal brand, all the way up to people who are very advanced on YouTube, and they get to work directly with myself and my team to help them reach their goals. Now, we are opening up three to five spots, and this is pretty rare. We usually don't have these open. We usually only limit them to select people. But we're opening up three to five spots, and you can check those out down the description and the pin comment below. And in this program, you'll get to work directly with myself and other people who are highly successful on YouTube. Just as an example, Sean was able to go all the way from being stuck, not making very much money on his channel to making over $500,000 a month. Now that's an example of one of my more advanced students, but there's lots of examples of people who started off from scratch and they got to 5k a month, 10k a month, etc. So check that out down the description and the pin comment below. All right, so the first one is email marketing coordinator. And I know what you're thinking. Email? Seriously? That's so 2005. But here's the truth that nobody wants to admit. Email marketing is making companies a stupid amount of money, okay? For every single dollar that they spend on email marketing, they're making $42 back. That's an insane return on investment, okay? No wonder they'll pay good money for someone who can run their campaigns. Now, the average email marketing coordinator makes about $56,000 base salary up to around $64,000 with bonuses. So it's not bad for sending some emails, right? Now, what makes this job perfect for the right type of person is how it splits the work between you and AI. Here's the breakdown. AI handles all the boring-ass stuff, all right? Cranking out subject lines that don't suck, building email templates so you don't have to start from scratch, handling scheduling so that you're not sending emails at 3am, and crunching the numbers so that you don't have to be a math genius. While you do the stuff that actually matters, and it's a hell of a lot more fun. Strategizing campaigns that actually convert, creating the brand voice that doesn't sound like a robot wrote it, coming up with big ideas that make money, and looking at what works and what doesn't. Kind of like a mad scientist running a bunch of different tests. It worked! So let me paint a picture for you. Say you're working for an online store during Christmas. You need to send out five different promotional emails a week. In the old days, that would take forever. You'd be working late nights, stressing out over every word. Now, you tell Claude, write me ten holiday sale subject lines that create urgency. Boom! In 30 seconds, you've got options like, unwrap special savings just for you, last chance holiday deals end at midnight, we saved your cart items, they're all waiting for you. Now, here's the important part, you still pick the ones to use. You still decide what works for the brand. The AI isn't replacing you, it's just handling the time-sucking parts of the job that make you want to stab your eyes out with a pencil. Now, some solid tools for this are MailChimp AI, Claude, Poppy.ai, Phrasey, Jasper.ai, etc. Now, most of these have free trials, so you can start playing around with them without spending a dime. And one of my clients, Antoine, was absolutely drowning trying to balance his day job, side business, his investments, his family, etc. It was total burnout city. And after I showed him how to use these AI tools for his email marketing and his content creation, he cut his work time less than half. And he doubled the amount of subscribers he was getting every month. Now, that's not working harder, that's working smarter. And that's the whole damn point. Now, you want to get your foot in the door with this kind of role? Check out the Google Digital Marketing Certificate on Coursera. It covers everything you need to know about email marketing, analytics, and all that good stuff that actually matters and AI can't do. And you can easily knock it out in a few months of part-time study. And employers actually recognize and respect Coursera because they work with big companies like Google, Meta, and IBM. And a link to that certificate, as well as other certificates that I recommend that are going to help you get into a lot of these jobs on the list, is going to be down in the description and the pinned comment below. So click down there to check it out. All right, job number two is going to be a CRM specialist. Now, you might be wondering, what the hell is a CRM? Yeah, what is that? Well, CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management. And this is another job where AI is going to help you, it's not going to eliminate you. And basically, CRMs are the tools and systems that companies use to keep track of customers and leads. And right now, businesses are going absolutely crazy for good CRM systems, especially if you know how to integrate AI into them. Why? Well, because when times are tough, it's way cheaper to keep your current customers and basically sell more to them than to acquire new ones. And that's why CRM specialists make around $72,500 a year, with bonuses bringing it up to around $92,500. Now, here's how AI helps in this job. AI handles the mind-numbing stuff, like scoring leads so you don't waste your time on tire kickers, cleaning up data because nobody wants to manually fix 10,000 different email addresses, setting up auto replies for common questions, and creating basic reports so you don't have to build them from scratch. And AI does all of this while you focus on the stuff that actually moves the needle, like building relationships with actual human beings, creating custom messages for big clients that don't sound like a robot, managing the sales pipeline so nothing falls through the cracks, and helping teams work together without killing each other. Now, one of the best things about being a CRM specialist is that you connect sales, marketing, and customer service teams together, so you make sure no leads slip through the cracks and customers have a smooth journey with your product or service. Now, let me show you how AI makes this job easier. If you're using Salesforce, for example, which is a very common CRM, their AI tool Einstein can score leads based on how likely they are to buy, suggest what to do next with each customer instead of you guessing, clean up your database because it's probably a complete mess, and predict which customers might leave before they ghost you. But here's the key. AI can't build relationships. It can't truly understand what a client needs. It can't navigate office politics or calm down an angry customer. That's where you come in. So embrace AI and use it, or be replaced by people who do. All right, the third steady remote job that works great with AI is anything related to writing using AI. Specifically, I'm going to talk about becoming a YouTube script writer. Now, this one's close to my heart for obvious reasons. There are over 51 million YouTube channels out there and more are starting every day. But most creators struggle with script writing that actually results in more views. And as a YouTube script writer, you'll make around $24 per hour, which is $50,000 a year full time. But the best part is you can take on as many or as few clients as you want, with many paying per script instead of hourly. Now, here's how AI helps with this job. AI handles the grunt work, researching topics and gathering data so you're not starting from zero, creating initial outlines and structures when you're staring at a blank page, generating first drafts of sections when you're stuck, and fact-checking and sourcing information so you don't look like an idiot. While you focus on the high-value work like crafting compelling hooks and intros that don't put people to sleep, adding storytelling that creates emotional connection, not robot garbage, making content match the creator's unique voice, not generic AI babble, structuring content to maximize viewer retention so people actually watch, and creating strategic calls to action that get results, not just like and subscribe. Now, the most successful YouTube scripts follow proven formats while adding unique personality and value. They solve real problems for viewers in a way that builds trust and authority. And according to industry experts, script writing isn't about production quality, it's about delivering value that resonates with the right audience. Like, a well-written script can make a simple talking head video outperform highly produced content that costs ten times more to make. It's just that simple. So to get started, learn AI tools like Clod, ChatGPT, and other writing assistants. Then create sample scripts for different niches. And focus particularly on crafting compelling intros that hook viewers in the first 30 seconds, because that's when most people decide whether they're going to keep watching or click away. Now, I'd love to hear from you in the comments. Which of these jobs that we've talked about so far, or the jobs we talk about later on in the video, sound the most interesting to you and why? I'm very curious to hear. All right, guys. For one month only, we are accepting people into our coaching program, Content Growth Engine, where we help you to grow and make money from your personal brand. Now, this can apply to people who are just trying to get a better job, just grow their brand, personal brand to get a better job. Literally the best way to do this, for instance, one of our clients, Josh, was able to get an offer from two different FANG companies, which are the hardest companies in the world to get into, even harder than Ivy League universities, using his personal brand. Or just as a side hustle, right? Just as a way to make a little bit of extra money on the side. We teach people how to do this. Or people who are already making money to make more money. Or people who already have a full-fledged business, and they're crushing it, and they already have a successful YouTube channel, and they want to optimize their YouTube channel and make even more money. So we've worked with literally every one of those types of people. And what makes our system so good is that we combine all of the best practices of building a personal brand, but we use AI to scale things to make it 10 times more efficient. It's something that no one else has ever discovered. It's an amazing opportunity, and that's why I'm so excited to share it with you. So we are accepting three to five people into the first cohort. You need to be very dedicated, right? Do not apply if you're not super dedicated to growing your personal brand. So you have to be serious. You have to be dedicated. You have to be willing to put in the time, effort, and money that it takes to grow a personal brand. So if that's you, go ahead, apply in the description and comment below, and hopefully we get to work together. Have a good one. Bye. All right, the next steady remote job where AI can be your secret weapon is Social Media Content Coordinator. Now, social media isn't going anywhere, but it's always changing. Companies need people who can keep up with platform changes, algorithm updates, and shifting trends, okay? This stuff's going to change all the time, so you've got to keep up with it. And the average pay for this job is around $48,000 a year, with a total pay of about $52,600. Now, that might not sound like a ton compared to other jobs, but here's the thing. This is one of the easiest jobs to get with little experience, and it's a great stepping stone to higher-paying marketing jobs. So here's how AI can help you in this role. AI handles the tedious crap, like suggesting content ideas when your brain is completely fried, finding hashtags so you don't have to guess what's trending, setting up posting schedules so you're not manually posting at 2 a.m., and running basic reports so you don't have to build spreadsheets from scratch, while you focus on the stuff that actually matters, like creating the brand personality, something that doesn't sound like every other boring company out there, keeping up with trends before they're dead and cringe, engaging with the community in a way that doesn't sound like a corporate robot, and managing any PR issues before they blow up into full-blown disasters. And many people think that social media jobs are just posting pretty pictures or memes or funny videos or cat videos or stuff like that. But really, you're analyzing data, spotting trends, and changing strategy based on what works. So let me show you how AI makes this job easier. Say you're running social media for a fitness brand. You could use Hootsuite Insights or Later to get content ideas based on what's trending, not just what you think might work, find the best times to post based on when your audience is online, get hashtag suggestions that will get more people to see your posts, and see what competitors are doing and find opportunities that they are missing. But again, AI cannot handle the human parts. The brand voice, community building, and relationship management, that's where you can add value. And I had a client named Clifford who sells courses about college degrees and how to hack college. And he was spending way too much time creating content and managing his social media, which took away from his main business. And after using my systems and AI tools for content and social media creation, he now makes over $30K per month while working fewer hours. That is the power of good systems. So if you're serious about getting any of these remote jobs, you need a good portfolio that's going to show off your skills. And that's why I created the 6-Step Remote Job Portfolio website. And you can create this in a weekend, right? This is a portfolio that's going to make employers actually want to hire you. And it's going to make you stand out in the crowd as well. And by the way, you don't have to have any coding skills. It's very simple. It's basically copy-paste and click the link below to check that out because that's going to help you land every single one of the jobs that I go over on the channel. Now, the fifth and final steady remote job that works great with AI is Project Coordinator. Now, this job exists in almost every industry. Tech, healthcare, construction, education, content creation, etc. Everything. You name it and it exists in that industry. And with more companies going remote, the demand for virtual project coordinators has exploded. And the average pay is $65,000 base with bonuses bringing it up around $74,000. And here's how AI helps in this role. AI handles the boring stuff. Tracking deadlines so things don't fall through the cracks. Creating status reports so you don't have to build them manually. Suggesting how to use resources more efficiently. And flagging potential risks before they become disasters. While you focus on the stuff AI is terrible at. Like managing team dynamics and personalities, including the difficult ones. Communicating with stakeholders without putting them to sleep. Solving problems that require actual human judgment. And improving processes that are broken or inefficient. And what's great about this job is it mixes tech skills with people skills. Which makes it hard for AI to replace. You are the glue that holds projects together. Making sure that everyone is on the same page. So let me show you how AI makes this job easier. Say you're managing a software project, right? You could use AI tools like ClickUp, Asana, or Monday.com to track progress. And alert you to delays before clients notice. Create reports that stakeholders are going to be able to see that don't look like garbage. Suggest shifts in workload when someone's overloaded. And predict bottlenecks before they happen and ruin your timeline. But these tools can't replace your human judgment. They can't replace your communication skills. And they can't replace your ability to understand people. I'm looking forward to your presentation today on all of the business. Right, they can't handle the developer who's always late with deliverables. Or the client who keeps changing their mind. And I personally use Asana for project management in my business. And it's insanely easy to use. And companies are always looking for organized people. Who can keep their projects on track and their teams productive. Now, what all of these jobs that I've talked about have in common. Is they use AI to handle the boring repetitive stuff. Which frees you up to focus on what humans do best. Creativity, emotional intelligence, communication, connection, and strategy. Now I want to be super clear that these aren't get-rich-quick schemes. These are real career paths that you need to get skills in. And you need to work hard in order to get good at. But unlike many traditional jobs. These roles let you work from anywhere with an internet. Grow your income over time as you get better. And future-proof your career by using AI instead of being replaced by it. And remember, business happens where people, process, and profit meets. Right, that's the three P's. And the most valuable workers are those who know how to use tech. To improve processes while bringing the human touch in. Now, I talked about AI courses and certifications to help you land AI remote jobs. And if you want to know more about that. You can click right here and go over the 13 AI courses and certifications. That can help you land AI remote jobs. It was a great video. Check it out. It'll give you a ton of other ideas.