I spent 30 days Automating my prospecting, Result: 16 booked appointments in 30 days. Here's what the system does: -Finds your ideal prospects automatically - Sends hyper-personalized outreach - Handles follow-ups (2-3 touches) - Books qualified calls straight to your calendar Now I only talk to qualified people. Perfect for: B2B Businesses, Sales teams, agencies, consultants who want consistent pipeline without manual outreach. If you're in B2B and tired of the prospecting grind, curious to hear if you'd want something like this. Happy to share the exact workflow diagram if anyone is building their own.

Most cold email sequences fail because they're all about YOU. Here's the framework I use: Email 1 (Day 1): - Point out something specific about their business - Show you actually researched them - Ask a binary question (easy to answer) Email 2 (Day 4): - Share a relevant insight (not about your service) - Add value first, sell later Email 3 (Day 8): - Make a direct, low-friction offer - Include social proof The secret? I use AI to personalize this at scale and only get notified when someone engages. Result: 10+ meetings/month, 2 hours/week of work. Want the full templates with examples? Drop a comment and I'll share them.

I see you. Watching tutorials. Building agents. Testing workflows. Joining communities. Learning prompts. Let me ask you something: How many clients do you have? If the answer is 0, you're not learning AI automation. You're procrastinating. You don't need to learn more. You need to SELL more. You already know enough to build: - A lead scraper - An email personalizer - A CRM sync - A proposal generator That's 4 sellable offers right there. But instead of selling them, you're: - Watching "advanced prompting" tutorials - Building your 47th test automation - Waiting until it's "perfect" - "Learning" instead of earning Here's what actually happens when you start selling: Day 1: Send 100 cold emails Day 2: Get 4 replies Day 3: Book 2 calls Day 4: Close 0 deals (but learn what objections are) Day 5: Improve your pitch based on objections Week 2: Close your first $1,500 deal You learn more from ONE sales call than from 10 hours of tutorials. Because the prospect will tell you EXACTLY what they need. Then you go build that. And sell it to the next 10 people. The uncomfortable truth: Building is comfortable. Selling is scary. But being broke is scarier. Stop "learning." Start selling. Your bank account will thank you. If want to know more DM me .. I'll help you.

Spent 2 months sending terrible cold emails. Here's what I learned: Mistake #1: Sending to everyone → Fix: Only target people. People who are interested in your offer(hiring, funding, growth). Mistake #2: Generic personalization → Fix: AI can personalize at scale if you give it the right prompts Mistake #3: Following up with everyone → Fix: Only follow up with people who replied (saves 70% of time). Mistake #4: Measuring volume over quality → Fix: 50 perfect-fit emails > 500 spray-and-pray Mistake #5: Doing it all manually → Fix: Automate the busy work, only show up for interested leads. After fixing these: 0 meetings/month → 10+ Interested meetings/month. 🌟Now I'm helping a few B2B founders implement the same system. Which mistake are you making right now? (I was guilty of all 5)

Used to spend 2-3 hours per new client just on admin work: - Sending calendar links back and forth - Manually adding them to my CRM - Writing up proposals after calls - Chasing invoices and payments - Sending follow-up emails It was exhausting. So I built an automation that does all of it: What happens now: → Client books a call on my calendar → They're automatically added to my CRM with all their info → They get an instant "thanks for booking" email with the meeting link → We have the call → System generates a custom proposal based on our conversation → Proposal gets sent to them automatically within 5 minutes → When they pay via Stripe, I get a notification → Client gets onboarded to their project automatically Total time I spend on admin now: Zero. I just show up to calls and close deals. Everything else runs itself. For anyone in B2B this is a game-changer. Happy to walk through how I built it if anyone's interested. It's not complicated, just took some time to set up properly. Drop a comment if you want the breakdown.