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Automation Specialist Wanted 🧩
Hey everyone 👋 we are looking for an experienced automation engineer to do a lead-gen project for one of our clients. If incentives are aligned and everything clicks we‘re also open to work long-term. You are a perfect fit if you: - are fluent in English - are extremely proficient in n8n or Make - have built CRM-automations before - have built scraping & outreach systems with platforms like Apify, Clay, PhantomBuster, Instantly - Bonus points if you code or speak German 🤓 If you check all the boxes and are looking for a steady flow of automation work, we’d love to hear from you! Happy to share the details in pm or on a call. Please attach a couple of samples of your work with your message. Excited to hear from you, Oleg & Kyle
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@Titus Blair I figured I‘d drop a post here before posting on Upwork
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Google's New AI Framework
Something pretty exciting just released from Google that I think you need to know about. They just released Genkit Go 1.0 - and before you think "oh great, another coding thing I can't use," hear me out. This could be the missing piece that takes your n8n automations from cool hobby projects to serious money-making businesses. What Is This Thing Anyway? Think of Genkit as a super-powered toolkit that makes building AI apps way easier. You know how n8n makes connecting different services simple with those drag-and-drop nodes? Genkit does something similar but for AI stuff - it connects different AI models (like ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, Claude) and makes them work together smoothly. The coolest part? It now has something called "AI-assisted development" where AI helpers can actually write code FOR you. Imagine having ChatGPT not just answer questions, but actually build entire applications based on what you describe. Why Should You Care as an n8n User? Here's the thing - you're already automating workflows and connecting APIs. You understand how powerful it is when different tools talk to each other. Genkit basically does that same magic but adds AI superpowers on top. For enhancing what you have now: - Your existing n8n workflows could trigger AI-powered analysis - Customer support bots could get way smarter - Data processing workflows could include AI insights - Content creation pipelines could become fully automated For building new businesses: - Custom AI tools for specific industries - AI-powered dashboards and reporting tools - Smart automation services for clients - AI consultants that work 24/7 The Business Opportunity Here Is Huge Think about it - most businesses are still figuring out how to use AI. They know they need it, but they don't know how to build it or make it work with their existing systems. That's where you come in. You already understand automation and workflow design. Now imagine being able to offer clients: - Custom AI chatbots that actually understand their business
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Solid breakdown, we‘re already testing it on our workflows.
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@Titus Blair It‘s alright. Might be worth using down the road, but nothing we‘d implement in production right now
Learn from my outreach mistake…
(skip 2-3 months of misery) Want to know one of the biggest mistakes I was making to get leads for AI services? Offering the whole damn solution - at once. All the benefits. The full workflow. The grand transformation. But I learnt (the hard way) my prospects couldn’t have cared less about any of the above. So… Remembering THIS will save you 2-3 months of outreach misery in trying to get leads and sign clients for your AI service. “What gets better in the first 7 days?” Answering that question is what hooks and sells cold prospects. The first win needs to come fast. They don’t care about the full stack. But they will care about improvements in their day-to-day next week. If your offer sounds like: “we automate your internal ops end-to-end.” You’ve already lost them. Why? Because comprehensive is complicated. Instead, shrink the offer. Market the next step - the immediate result, clear relief, or early unlock they’ll feel before the full rollout even finishes. If you want the fastest path to yes, offer the shortest path to value. __ I help AI Founders get more leads and clients. Follow me on LinkedIn for more content like this. Dan 🤝
Learn from my outreach mistake…
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Absolutely agree. We sometimes frame it as a 7-day trial systems — one or two small but visible wins/deliverables (like 5 more booked meetings in their calendar in their calendar, 2% more on reply rates etc.). Small proof of value does all the heavy lifting for bigger deals/retainer later
What’s the #1 follow-up you always forget to do?”
I was talking to a coach yesterday who said something that made me laugh (and also hit home): “I always remember the big client calls… but I forget the quick follow-ups that actually bring in new business.” Truth is, that’s super common. ❌ Missed call → never followed up ❌ Form filled → reply sent days later ❌' Lead shows interest → slips through the cracks Those little moments cost way more revenue than people realize. I help coaches & small biz owners plug those leaks with simple automations — but I’m curious about you: What’s the one follow-up you always forget (or hate doing)? Drop it below.
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Ha, kinda guilty of this myself — I used to forget to follow up after someone downloaded or responded to a lead magnet 😅. They’d raise their hand, and I’d let the trail go cold. Easiest fix was a 2-step automation: instant and personalized “thanks” email + 48hr check-in. Warmest leads I was ever missing.
They’re not afraid of your AI service…
They're afraid of this: “Transform your workflows with a complete overhaul to save your team 40+ hours per week with AI.” Sounds amazing right? Revolutionary even… How could a prospect hear that and not hand over their wallet??? Well, I hate to break it to you… But even a sniff of this in your messaging… is killing your lead flow. (I’ve learnt this the hard way after marketing AI services for 2+ years now) The problem 90% of prospects have with AI is safety. More specifically, the lack of it. When you offer a huge change, you’re unknowingly triggering buyer retreat. It’s not that they're skeptical about AI services. Forget about AI. ✖️ It’s framing a leap. ✓ Rather than framing a safe, steady path from here to there. For example, if you have an AI solution for data structuring, make this offer on discovery calls: “We’ll start by cleaning one folder to show you how it works. Then it’s your call if you want to commit to the rest.” Don’t make the mistake of focusing on the transformation before the transition. Otherwise, the status quo will be amplified as it becomes so much safer to choose to do nothing. So, here’s your move to eliminate this issue and open the floodgates in lead flow: 1. Audit your current offer messaging: → Ask: Does this sound like a total overhaul? Or does it feel like a safe next step? 2. Remove all language that implies a leap or disruption: → Words like “transform,” “replace,” and “overhaul” trigger subconscious threat responses. 3. Add “Safe Start” mechanisms: → Example phrases: “we’ll start small,” “run in parallel,” “no new logins.” 4. Show the exit ramp: → Use the “Go-Back” mechanism: “Try it for 30 days. If it doesn’t feel right, you can always go back.” Prospects fear too much change too soon. When you offer to test instead of tear down, you preserve their safety. Make this tweak and watch your conversions skyrocket. __ I help AI Founders get more leads and clients. Follow me on LinkedIn for more content like this.
They’re not afraid of your AI service…
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True, lot of big “transformation” talk in this space due to the sheer newness and potential that is typically associated with AI nowadays. But what you quickly find out in sales calls is that it actually scares businesses off because it feels risky and disruptive. One trick I use is framing pilot projects as kind of shadow workflows. Run AI-powered or just automatic systems in parallel with their old process for 2 weeks. Zero risk, zero disruption. Once they see side-by-side results, they usually ask to scale on their own.
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Oleg Medvediev
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AI & automation specialist | agency owner - accelerating business growth with AI

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Joined Jul 12, 2025
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