I made an n8n workflow that reads incoming Gmail messages, classifies them with OpenAI, and auto labels them into the right bucket. Client. Follow up. Ads. Support. Finance. Spam. Simple setup, but it can save a lot of manual inbox checking if you get a decent volume of emails. So your inbox sorts itself while you focus on the emails that actually matter. Giving this one away for free, mostly for people new to automation and who want to get a grasp of how much money it can save.

Guys, how do y'all manage your sales? Is it just email campaigns, Linkedin outreach, cold calling? What's your go to? I prefer cold calling :P

I built the newsletter workflow from the 7 day AIS challenge. I learnt that a good structure is needed to move forward. I want to make some sort of evaluation to be able to have good benchmarks to improve it.

Hey, I’m Dmitrij. I help businesses clean up the stuff that slows sales down, like lead follow up, document handling, CRM workflows and all the repetitive manual work that eats time. If leads are slipping through, follow up is inconsistent or your team is still wasting time on admin that should already be automated, that’s exactly the kind of problem I like solving. I build simple systems that help you stay organized, respond faster and get more out of the leads you already have. If that sounds useful, feel free to ask for more info. :) Best regards, Dmitrij

Google I/O basically reminded me that “keeping up with AI” is not a learning strategy anymore. It’s cardio. 😅 Gemini updates, new coding tools, AGI talk, agents everywhere… and somehow my biggest breakthrough this week is still: pick one boring workflow and actually build it. 🦾 Curious: what’s the ONE AI thing you’re building or testing this week?