So the question is n8n versus make.com? Which one is better,? They both have their ups and they both have their downs. I’m looking for some personal and professional opinions of how you feel about each program. N8N in my opinion, builds agents better and easier and I feel can do more. Make.com seems to be easier to be working with all the way across but more difficult in building out agents. I like using both platforms and both have their strong points and both have their weaknesses. The other thing that I look at with them is their cost. Self hosting with NAN is great. Don’t get me wrong. It is awesome. I do find a bit of a nuance with the self hosting and that it is something else in addition that I have to keep up with. make.com on the other hand is not self hosted, but is cloud and again building agents are a little more difficult n8n and cost wise make.com is not bad. The other thing is with NAN doing the cloud posting versus self hosting $25 a month for 2500 actual workflow usage is phenomenal. You’re not being charged for each node that is being used in a workflow. But how many times the work flows are triggered. Meaning you can have one workflow and it can run 2500 times for the $25 a month. The big question is what is everybody else’s take an opinion on this matter? I know everybody prefers make over N8N or N8N over make just looking for valued opinions and discussion

Whenever i don't see a job posting details about what do they want me to do I never apply, I feel that's either a job that's so big that they don't wanna tell you upfront or that neither the client knows what he's looking for. Is it all in my head and am I limiting myself?

Hi everyone! I'm Charles, and I'm excited to join this community. I've spent the last three (3)years as a copywriter specializing in email campaigns and sales pages, but I'm currently transitioning into an AI automation agency to help business owners solve operational challenges more efficiently. I'm building no-code AI solutions focused on three key areas: customer experience automation, revenue recovery systems, and commerce agents. My background in understanding customer psychology and conversion-focused messaging gives me a unique perspective on designing AI systems that actually connect with people and drive results. I'm here to learn from all of you and share insights where I can. Looking forward to connecting with fellow entrepreneurs and discovering new ways we can support each other's growth! Best, Charles.

In this video I show a new, faster way to build RAG agents in n8n using the Pinecone Assistant to handle the heavy lifting, no preprocessing pipeline, no manual chunking, no custom embedding flow. You simply drop your documents in and Pinecone takes care of ingestion, splitting, and indexing on the back end. Then we wire it up in n8n to get accurate answers with trustworthy, page-level citations and exact text quotes pulled straight from your knowledge base. If you’re a beginner, this is the easiest path I’ve found to stand up a production-ready RAG agent; if you’re more advanced, it’s a huge time-saver for rapid prototyping. Follow along step-by-step as I connect n8n to Pinecone Assistant, load docs, test grounded responses, and return clean sources you can show to clients or stakeholders, all with a simple, no-code build that you can replicate in minutes.

In this video I'll be telling you guys, why no one is buying your ai agents, and exactly how to fix it. And I know this works, because I used this exact method to fix my fix my own business. So grab a pen and paper, and take some notes. Hope you enjoy!