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Mark Tilbury and Iman Gadzhi put AI side hustles on a tier list

Content repurposing earns an A, while the seventh method stays undisclosed in the week's most watched upload.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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  1. 0:53Gadzhi proposes enhancing property photos and generating walkthrough videos with AI, placing the service in B tier.
  2. 5:00Tilbury uses Claude to turn long-form content into newsletters, scripts and social posts, earning an A-tier rating.
  3. 9:55AI lead reactivation uses chatbots to reconnect local businesses with old sales inquiries.
  4. 17:49Gadzhi demonstrates AI-avatar ad creatives, rating their potential highly while warning about competition and the learning curve.
  5. 22:15Tilbury builds a support chatbot from website content, then sets rules and tests its answers.
  6. 24:46The seventh method receives an S-tier rating, but the pair do not disclose what it is.

An old podcast transcript becomes a newsletter, a script and a set of social posts in Mark Tilbury's latest AI demonstration. It is a less flashy proposition than creating a virtual influencer, but it earns a high place on the board he shares with Iman Gadzhi.

"7 Proven Ways to Make Money With AI (No Experience)" drew roughly 716,000 views, making it the most watched of Tilbury's three new uploads. The pair assess services businesses might pay for: refreshed property images, revived sales leads, website makeovers, ad creatives and customer-support chatbots. The ad demonstration uses AI-generated avatars, not real customer testimonials.

Tilbury puts content repurposing in the A tier. One viewer singles out that demonstration, while others raise practical questions about tool subscriptions and how much competition a beginner would face. The title's seventh method comes with a catch: the pair give it their highest rating but leave it undisclosed, directing viewers toward a separate event.

Elsewhere, "1990 VS 2026 Starbuck's Prices" extends the receipt-era price comparisons we covered here with McDonald's. "Millionaire REFUSES to Help the Poor" completes the new lineup. Older uploads remain the channel's busiest viewing spots, headed by "BANK REFUSES TO GIVE MILLIONAIRE HIS MONEY," followed by the McDonald's comparison and Tilbury's experiment building virtual influencers from scratch.

The channel added about 40,000 subscribers over seven days, although its current daily views are less than half their usual pace. In the same money-and-business neighborhood, Bloomberg Originals and Graham Stephan are having brisker-than-usual viewing days; Business Insider and CNBC are quieter than normal. Tilbury's own week brings together two familiar interests: what everyday things cost, and what new tools might earn.

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What viewers say

  • The part where you repurpose a single video into a newsletter, shorts, and posts inside Claude was such a clean demo. Makes the “back catalog is a goldmine” idea feel very real.
    @ProcessesGuideSee it on YouTube
  • Y'all say from zero but all these apps require subscriptions
    @vegabondauraSee it on YouTube
  • Thank you for the ideas Mark and Iman
    @ThinknScoreSee it on YouTube
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  • Please make more videos like this with how to make money with AI in 2026
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  • This two made a video 2gether again ❤

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The facts
Subscribers
9,320,000 ▲ 40,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
22,702,285
Videos published this week
3
Video published
October 24, 2026
Video views so far
716,225
Views on its first day
316,864

The numbers

Here is how Mark Tilbury's audience and uploads moved over the past week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Max Klymenko
38,116,010
Caleb Hammer
36,259,581
Mark Tilbury
22,702,285
CNBC
3,501,269
subscribers
9,320,000
▲ 40,000 in the last 7 days
total views
2,632,121,125
views per day
2,212,799
typical day: 4,803,191
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Mark Tilbury
9,320,000
Max Klymenko
4,680,000
CNBC
4,170,000
Caleb Hammer
4,040,000
As of October 30, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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