Hey everyone, I was dealing with the headache of manually creating proposals every time a new client reached out. Between pulling in names, customizing packages, and formatting slides, it ate up hours that I could’ve spent shooting or editing. Last week I set up a simple system that fixed it. First, I organized my pricing and packages into a clean template. Then, I connected it to a no-code tool that automatically generates a polished proposal in Google Slides whenever someone fills out my inquiry form. Now, instead of scrambling to build proposals, clients get a professional, on-brand deck with their details and pricing within minutes. It looks great, saves me time, and has already helped me book more shoots. If you’d like to see how I set this up or have questions, let me know. Happy to share 🙏

Lately I’ve been hitting a wall with clients constantly asking for campaign updates, and I figured others here might be going through the same. I spent some time last week testing out a few things and finally found a simple, low-cost fix that actually works: Try setting up a shared dashboard that updates automatically so clients can see results in real time. Add a no-code tool to pull in data from Meta Ads, Google Ads, and Analytics and update the dashboard without you touching it. Now it runs quietly in the background while I focus on managing campaigns instead of answering the same questions every day. If you’re dealing with the same thing, I’m happy to share how I set it up. 🙌

Hey everyone, I was dealing with a messy sales process — leads came in but I had no structure. Last week I built a simple system that fixed it without spending much. Here’s what I did: 1. Define a clear service workflow (inquiry → consult → proposal). 2. Use a no-code tool to automate follow-ups and scheduling. 3. Now every lead gets tracked, replied to, and moved through my pipeline automatically. If you want the setup or have questions, happy to share 🙏

Hey everyone, I’ve been working through feeling overwhelmed — juggling tasks, follow-ups, and content planning while trying to stay organized. Last week, I built out a few simple automations using a no-code tool that helped me get everything under control. Here’s what I did: 1. Start by organizing everything in one place. I dumped all my tasks, leads, and content ideas into a single Google Sheet so I could actually see what needed to get done. 2. Use an automation tool. I used it to handle the repetitive stuff that eats up time — things like follow-ups, reminders, and daily check-ins. 3. Break it up into small scenarios. I built separate automations for task reminders, lead follow-ups, content nudges, and automatic task categorization. Each one runs on its own so I stay consistent without feeling buried. If anything’s unclear or you want to see how I set it up, feel free to reach out — happy to share more 🙏

Hi everyone, I kept running into the issue of over-editing my video projects — spending way too long tweaking things that didn’t really move the needle and falling behind on deadlines. Last week, I built a simple fix using Make.com that’s helped a ton. Here’s what I did: 1. Set a 90-minute editing window Instead of editing until I burn out, I picked a solid time block to stay focused and intentional. 2. Built a Make.com automation It starts when I begin editing, waits 90 minutes, then sends me a message like: “You’ve been editing for 90 minutes. Want to keep going or take a break?” 3. Optional: Add extras You can log sessions in a Google Sheet or tie it to Google Calendar to track how long you’re spending per project. If anyone wants the setup or has questions, I’m happy to share. 🙏