In my opinion the first thing n8n workflows or any AI automation workflow are suppose to do is to handle works consisting a hefty amount of repetitive work, so for a mid-market company, i would deploy a lead intaking cum qualifying cum routing workflow, because apart from this much of other work can be done manually at this level. good wishes!!!

Great idea Krishna !!! In my opinion its a pretty fair price for the service "in general". But as an Indian, REALISTICALLY i can say this system does not have huge potential. see here people always go to the dentist whom they know personally or if they or their family members are a regular patient of such doctor. So majority of cold leads have no potential anyways, you can't fix the problem with just a simple follow back system like this. Instead what you can do is to build a system which can give follow back to existing customers as a reminder of their dental health and regular check-ups and what can be the future health consequences of failing to do so. and also you can later add additional info like how much discount can the clinic provide if they also came refer the clinic to their family and friends. Good wishes!!

@Naveen Kumar Totally agree, and we can even add a google review feature in the follow back system. where after the treatment, patients will receive a link for google review of the clinic and clinics can even offer a discount on future visits to the patient for adding a review. in this way clinics can both get reviews along, and the patients are more likely to visit next time to redeem the free discount coupon. In this way the clinics can automatically increase recurring customer rate. @Kumar Krishna Hey man this idea could have a huge potential, let me know if you ever need any kind of help building this, i am always open for it!

Closing is rather easy for me, but personally i love to explore new and more complex systems and ideas. and to be honest trying to sell same basic automation templates takes all the fun out of this game. So in my case the biggest bottle neck is to find new interesting ideas which also have the potential to be sold for a decent value. Good wishes!!

@Chris Jadama Hey Chris thanks a lot for the solution!!!, and I truly appreciate your time and assistance.⭐

@Faaz Khan thanks man, for such valuable input. ⭐

well, I also started my AI journey through one of nate's tutorial, and from my experience and learning from mistakes i can tell you that please DON'T!! practice with 100's of different workflows and templates. instead in the beginning only practice with the one's nate provided in the tutorial. The reason behind that is every workflow has its different approach of building. So first chose a niche you are interested in, understand the basics of that market and how can you implement AI in that market for better efficiency. Then plan out a couple of workflows with the potential to solve such problems. now make automations with the same plan and showcase them on your portfolio. now, all you have to do is to market your automations and after you got a client, you will tailor the premade workflows for the specific needs of your client. n8n has thousands of tools, most of them are designed and proven for a specific niche problem. so if you tried to learn every tool with the intention to making a very complex all-rounder workflows, it will only waste your most valuable time. because most of the time businesses only need simplest yet most efficient automations designed for there needs not the ones which your clients found difficult to understand. creating hundreds of workflows with different intentions is like practicing on a bike, car and plane to get a two wheeler driving license. Hope this helps. Good wishes!!!

@Ashmit Singh no, that video is a great starting point. but when you progress through the video, you'll get a number of workflows to practice. but what many people did wrong ( including me) is after the completion of video they try a whole lot of different workflows, like sometime they build workflow to manage CRM and after that they try to make a workflow to create or curate visual content. both niches require skills over different tools. so pick one niche focus on that. because when you'll go out to find clients you'll see the big players are not selling their workflows instead they are selling consultation to different businesses to solve their problem. so, surely master n8n but before that understand your chosen niche properly than pick specific tools to use in that niche and then master those tools. well that's my opinion. Good wishes!!!