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N8N Free course
Hi everyone here is a link to a free course on n8n. Highly recommended if you want to build automation workflows as a side hustle working as a freelancer. 👉👉👉 https://n8n.io/education/
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Good share. One tip for anyone starting: don't watch the whole course first. Learn the basics, then build one small real workflow (form to sheet to Slack ping) and grow from there. You learn way faster when something is actually running.
MONDAY AGENCY BUILDING
💰 HOW DO YOU GET YOUR FIRST AI AUTOMATION CLIENT? Good morning, everyone! ☕ A new week means new opportunities to learn, build, and grow. Today, let's talk about something important for anyone planning to start an AI automation agency. Finding your first client. You might already know how to build workflows using n8n, Make, or Zapier. But how do you turn those skills into a paying customer? Here's a practical approach you can start using this week. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎯 1. FIND BUSINESSES WITH REPETITIVE TASKS Start by looking at local businesses. Think about: 🏠 Real estate agencies 🔧 Contractors and repair shops 💇 Salons and spas 📊 Accounting firms 🏋️ Fitness studios Look for repetitive activities such as answering inquiries, organizing customer information, sending reminders, and following up on leads. Every repetitive process is worth examining for potential automation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 2. IDENTIFY ONE PROBLEM Before offering your services, understand how the business currently operates. Ask questions like: ✅ How do you manage new customer inquiries? ✅ How much time do you spend entering information manually? ✅ Do you have a system for following up with potential customers? ✅ What task takes up the most time each week? Listen carefully. Your goal is to discover a problem worth solving. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🛠️ 3. BUILD A SIMPLE DEMONSTRATION Let's say a contractor receives multiple quote requests every day. You could create a demonstration showing how automation can: 📩 Capture a new inquiry ⬇️ 📊 Save the details to Google Sheets ⬇️ 🔔 Notify the business owner ⬇️ 📧 Send an acknowledgment to the customer A working demonstration makes your service easier to understand. TIP: Use sample customer information when creating demos. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💼 4. CREATE A CLEAR SERVICE OFFER Instead of saying: "I build AI automations." Try: "I can help organize your incoming customer inquiries and automate follow-up notifications, so your team spends less time managing them manually."
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Picking one niche beats picking one skill. I ran ads for property people before I ever built an automation, and that history is what got my first automation clients, not the n8n skills. People buy from someone who already speaks their language. So this week, pick the one industry you know something about, list 20 businesses in it, and send each a short note about one boring task they repeat every week. Not 'I do automations,' but 'you answer the same customer question 30 times a week.' One specific fix lands better than a hundred generic pitches. And skip the free demo trap: a paid pilot, even small, filters out the tire kickers.
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