In this video, I'm going to show you how to sell AI workflows without starting an Agency. Most people think they need to start an agency to make money with AI, but that's simply not true. I know this, because I've done it myself. So today I'll be giving you my step by step guide on how to sell AI workflows without starting an agency. Enjoy!

I'm developing an automation to showcase how other chatbots work. The idea is for users to contact us via WhatsApp and have a conversational bot start the interaction. This bot won't use the typical numbered menu options; instead, it will take a more natural, conversational approach. The goal is for the bot to derive the user to a second, specialized "agent" based on the conversation. To do this, I'm using a "structured output parser," which sometimes gives me trouble but is key to making the conversation flow. My main challenge now is how to connect and pass information to the other agents. Initially, I tried to manage everything in the same workflow, but it created an infinite loop between "supermarket message 1" and "client speaks." Now I'm trying to use the "execute workflow" function to derive the conversation, but I haven't been able to capture the necessary data for the next agent to respond correctly to the client. If you have any suggestions on how to handle communication between workflows and pass data between them, it would be a huge help!

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When I got my first agency client, I was terrified of losing them. So I agreed to every request. Extra features, extra calls, extra revisions. I thought this would make them love me. Instead, it drained me - and made me look needy. Here’s the shift I made after burning myself out: 1. Clear scope upfront. Define what’s in and what’s out. 2. Change requests = paid requests. No more free extras. 3. Say no with confidence. Because saying no shows authority. Saying yes to everything screams neediness. The result? Clients actually respect me more now. Because they know I value my time - and theirs. Lesson: Needy freelancers get pushed around. Confident ones get paid. Who else here had to learn this lesson the hard way?