I just published the full build. Pick a niche → pull businesses from Google Maps → generate a personalized site audit (lead magnet) with AI → spin up a one-click demo site → run personalized outreach + auto follow-ups with n8n. Solo. No code. 🎥 YouTube: https://youtu.be/4fFifV1zZDo ⸻ What’s Inside • Market & Lead Collection: City/niche lists via Maps scraper + website & signal capture • Lead Magnet Report: AI “site teardown” (strengths/weaknesses, speed/SEO/persuasion, fix-now list) • AI Design & Content: Brand voice, page architecture, UX blocks, CTA placement, copy + visual guidelines, 90-day SEO plan • One-Click Demo: Website prompt → working demo site (auth/payment/SEO integrations) • Automated Outreach: Personalized email → “Want to see the demo?” click → hot lead in your CRM → auto demo link + mini walkthrough • Packaging & Pricing: Audit + demo → Launch package → monthly maintenance/SEO content retainer Tools I use: n8n (automation) • Hostinger Horizons (prompt → site/app + 1-click publish) • (Optional) NanoBanana / Veo3 (visual/video creatives) ⸻ Quick Start (Do This Today) 1. Pick a niche + city (e.g., “Dentists — Austin”). 2. Scrape Maps: business list + site URL + basic metrics. 3. AI Report: run the teardown template for wins/gaps/opportunities + fix-now items. 4. Demo Site: send the Horizons prompt → theme, pages, menu, basic SEO scaffold. 5. Outreach: Attach the report; personalize body with 1–2 site-specific findings. 6. Follow-ups: Clickers become hot leads in CRM; auto-send demo link + mini walkthrough. AI changes the way do business and it’s the one of the most powerful ad profitable ways.

Agency built client a "workflow marketplace" for $89k over 14 months. I replicated it in 29 minutes and added features they couldn't deliver. This is how agencies price themselves out of the market: THE NIGHTMARE PROJECT SaaS CEO, Rachel: "We spent $89k and 14 months on an internal workflow marketplace" Me: "What were you trying to build?" Rachel: "Let employees request automations, track status, share workflows" Me: "And it doesn't work?" Rachel: "Half the features are broken, the other half are too slow" 🚩 Red flag: $89k for an internal tool that failed THE AGENCY'S "SOLUTION" What they delivered after 14 months: - Custom React frontend (buggy) - Node.js backend (performance issues) - MongoDB database (constantly crashes) - AWS infrastructure (overengineered) - User authentication (broken half the time) - Workflow builder (unusable interface) - Request system (emails get lost) - Status tracking (never updates) Monthly hosting costs: $2,400 Monthly maintenance: $4,500 Employee adoption rate: 12% Rachel: "We paid enterprise prices for a prototype" THE 29-MINUTE REBUILD Discovery call ended, opened Skada.ai: "Build internal workflow marketplace: employee request system → approval routing → automated workflow creation → status tracking → workflow sharing → usage analytics → team collaboration" 29 minutes later: ✅ Intuitive request interface ✅ Automated approval workflows ✅ Instant workflow generation ✅ Real-time status tracking ✅ Team workflow library ✅ Usage analytics dashboard ✅ Collaboration features ✅ Mobile-responsive design THE LIVE COMPARISON Rachel: "Can our team test both systems side by side?" Me: "Absolutely" Employee workflow request test: Agency System: - 6 screens to submit request - 4 different login attempts - Request disappeared twice - 12 minutes to submit - Status: "Pending" (never updated) My System: - 1 screen workflow request - Single sign-on - Request submitted successfully - 23 seconds total time - Status: "Auto-approved, building workflow"

Lately I’ve been struggling with the fear of failure. Every time I think about starting something new, there’s this voice in my head that says, “What if it doesn’t work? What if I waste my time?” But I’ve realized that holding back because of that fear doesn’t get me anywhere either. Failure might sting, but at least it means I’m moving, learning, and trying. Staying stuck feels worse. I’m curious—how do you deal with the fear of failure when it shows up in your own journey?

Over the last few months I’ve been experimenting with “vibe coding” — using AI + no-code tools to compose software fast.What I’ve realised is: the prompt is the real code. A great prompt = a great build. In my latest experiment, I built a clone of a $34M fitness app using only one well-crafted prompt wasn’t luck — it was a simple framework I’ve been refining for writing prompts that actually work for software composition. In this new video I break down: - The exact formula I use to write high-impact prompts for vibe coding - How to structure a prompt so AI tools give you usable, organised output (not chaos) - A live teardown of the fitness app prompt — why it worked and how you can adapt it to your own builds - Common mistakes people make when prompting for app builds (and how to avoid them) If you’re trying to turn ideas into working software without touching traditional code, learning how to “prompt like a developer” is a game-changer. Would love to hear: what’s the most impressive thing you’ve built with a single prompt? —Shubham

Most business owners know they need better systems, but they get stuck managing too many tools:– One for CRM– Another for email– Another for booking– Another for automation The problem? Nothing talks to each other. Leads slip through, clients get missed, and growth feels stuck. This is where GoHighLevel (GHL) comes in. GHL acts as an all-in-one platform that brings everything into one place: - CRM to manage leads & clients - Email, SMS, and WhatsApp campaigns - Funnels and websites - Booking calendars - Reputation management But the real transformation happens when you integrate AI Agents into GHL. Here’s what that looks like: For individual businesses: - An AI Agent answers inquiries instantly, books meetings, and logs everything into GHL. - Every lead gets an immediate follow-up — no more missed opportunities. - AI sends personalized reminders and nurture messages, building relationships automatically. - All communication (calls, SMS, email, chat) stays inside the CRM for full visibility. For agencies: - Agencies can offer “AI-powered systems” to clients, not just marketing services. - Instead of just generating leads, agencies can deliver a complete lead-to-client conversion system. - AI Agents reduce workload for client teams, meaning agencies look like they’re providing more value. - Agencies can scale faster by offering one platform (GHL) with multiple AI-enhanced solutions built-in. The result? - For businesses: more conversions, less manual work. - For agencies: higher client retention and scalable services. In short: GHL organizes the chaos, and AI Agents turn it into a 24/7 growth engine.