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If you’re looking for one of the easiest work-from-home jobs that actually pays well and doesn’t require years of experience, a fancy degree, or a massive startup budget — then you’re in the right place. I’m going to break down a $70/hour side hustle that leverages Google, AI, and automation to help small businesses get online fast. And the best part? You can get started right after reading this post.

This blog post is for complete beginners who want to make money online from home, with nothing more than a laptop and an internet connection. So let’s dive in.

Why This Side Hustle Works

There are three key factors that make this method so effective:

1. Finding leads (people who will pay you)
2. Using AI to do the heavy lifting
3. Automating the entire process to scale

The idea is simple: You’ll find small businesses that don’t have websites. Then, using tools like Google, ChatGPT, and Hostinger, you’ll offer to build them a professional-looking website. You’ll automate lead generation and outreach using Make.com and ChatGPT so you're not stuck sending emails all day.

Now let’s break it down step by step.

Step 1: Understand the Opportunity

Most small businesses today — plumbers, mechanics, barbers, tutors, etc. — still don’t have a proper website. That means they’re missing out on potential customers who are searching for them online. You come in, build a website for them using AI tools (in minutes), and charge $200–$800+ for it.

You don’t need to know how to code. You don’t need to hire a designer. You don’t need any experience.

All you need is the willingness to learn and follow the process below.

Step 2: Build Your Own Website (With AI in Minutes)

Before you start pitching businesses, you’ll want your own website to showcase your service. This builds trust and proves you know what you’re doing.

Here’s how to do it using Hostinger:

1. Sign up for an account (takes about 30 seconds)
2. Choose “AI Website Builder”
3. Enter your brand name (e.g., “Website Experts”) and a short description (e.g., “We help small businesses create professional websites”)
4. Let Hostinger’s AI do its thing. In less than a minute, it’ll generate a fully-built website for you — mobile-friendly, editable, and clean-looking.

Feel free to tweak the design, colors, and copy to match your branding. It’s super easy with their drag-and-drop editor.

Step 3: Set Up a Professional Email Address

Now that you’ve got a website, you need a professional email address. This will help you look credible when you start reaching out to clients.

Go to Google Workspace and sign up for a custom email like:

yourname@websiteexperts.com

It looks way more professional than using a Gmail or Yahoo account. Plus, it integrates perfectly with your business tools.

Step 4: Find Businesses That Don’t Have Websites

This is where we get creative with Google.

Use this search term in Google:

site:facebook.com "plumber" AND "gmail.com"

What this does:

• It tells Google to search Facebook pages that have the word “plumber” and a visible Gmail email.
• This usually means they’re a small business without a website.

You can replace “plumber” with:

• Barber
• Mechanic
• Tutor
• Tire Repair
• Cleaner

Then go through the search results and look for pages that are active but don’t have a website listed. Copy their name, email, and type of business.

Step 5: Compile Your Leads in Google Docs or Sheets

Once you’ve found several businesses without websites, copy their info into a Google Doc or Spreadsheet.

Yes, it’s a bit manual at first — but this is where automation comes in later.

Pro Tip: Try to go through at least 10-20 pages of Google results. That alone could get you 50–100+ emails.

Your doc should look like:

• Email: needaplumberllc@gmail.com
• Business Name: Need a Plumber LLC
• Type: Plumbing

Step 6: Use ChatGPT to Organize Your Leads

Now head over to ChatGPT and use this prompt:

Can you organize the data below into a table with three columns: Email, Business Name, and Type of Company? Also, mark which companies currently have a website.

Paste all your messy text into ChatGPT. It will clean it up into a neat table.

Note: It won’t always be 100% accurate when it flags whether a business has a website — so do a manual check for any leads that look promising.

Step 7: Verify If They Actually Need a Website

Pick one company from the list.

Example: Need a Plumber LLC

Search their name on Google. Do they have a website?

• If all that shows up is a Facebook page — that’s a good sign.
• If you click their Facebook page and there’s no website listed — that’s your lead.

They’re active, they have an email, they’re in business — but they’re missing out on leads without a proper website.

Step 8: Automate Email Outreach Using Make.com

This is the game changer.

You don’t want to send 100 emails manually, right? Instead, we’ll automate the whole thing using Make.com:

Here’s the workflow:

1. New email lead is added to your Google Sheet
2. Make.com detects the new row
3. It sends the data to ChatGPT (OpenAI) to generate a personalized email
4. That email is sent out automatically through your Gmail (Google Workspace) account

Set up the scenario:

• Module 1: Google Sheets > Watch New Rows
• Module 2: OpenAI > Create Email Content based on lead data
• Module 3: Gmail > Send Email

Here’s a basic prompt you can use in the OpenAI module:

Write a friendly, professional email to a small business owner named [Business Name]. They are a [Type of Company] but currently don’t have a website. Offer to create a simple, affordable website that can help them get more clients and make more money.

Customize the subject line and connect it all — Make.com takes care of the rest.

Step 9: Wait for Replies — Then Build Their Site in Minutes

When a company replies and is interested, here’s what you do:

1. Go back to Hostinger
2. Input their company name (e.g., Need a Plumber LLC)
3. Input a short description (e.g., "Plumbing company in Florida offering residential repair services")
4. Let the AI build their site

It’ll generate a homepage, contact page, service listings, and more. You can tweak everything using the drag-and-drop builder.

Add:

• Testimonials from their Facebook
• Google Maps location
• Call to action (e.g., Book a Repair Now)

Step 10: How Much Can You Charge?

This is where it gets fun.

You can charge $300–$800 for a simple website like this. In some cases, even more — especially if they ask for more features or custom pages.

Even if you charge just $200/site and you land 4 clients a week — that’s $800/week or $3,200/month.

And once you’ve built a few sites and have a portfolio, it only gets easier.

Bonus: How to Land Your First Client Faster

If you're nervous about outreach, offer to build the first site for a discounted rate ($100 or even free) in exchange for a testimonial.

Use that testimonial on your website and future emails. This builds trust and makes it easier to close deals.

You can also join Facebook Groups for small businesses and post your offer. Example:

“Hey business owners! I’m offering to build simple, clean websites for small businesses that don’t have one yet. If you’d like more visibility online, send me a DM — I’ll even do the first site for a discount so I can build up my portfolio!”

Final Thoughts

This work-from-home job is simple, scalable, and beginner-friendly.

You’re using Google to find leads. ChatGPT and Hostinger to build sites. And Make.com to automate your emails.

Once you get it going, it practically runs itself.

No cold calls. No inventory. No tech skills needed.

Just real businesses that need help — and you providing a real solution.

If you found this blog helpful and you want more beginner-friendly, AI-powered side hustles, be sure to check out my post on The Laziest Way to Make Money Online with OpenAI: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners.

Until next time, stay focused and stay consistent. Your online income journey starts today.