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A marketing agency was drowning in client demands. I hacked together a simple bot to take the load off. What it does? 👉 Generates short-form content ideas 👉 Writes captions 👉 Schedules posts across multiple accounts Nothing fancy. Just solving a headache. But here’s the twist… Other agencies saw it. They wanted in. Now? It’s a micro-SaaS running 24/7 for 12 agencies. I don’t touch it. It just works. And the subscription payments land every month. From one problem → to a system → to a business. The craziest part? I never planned to build a SaaS. It happened because I solved my own problem first. Sometimes the “little tool” you build to make your life easier… …ends up becoming the thing everyone else wishes they had.

A few weeks ago, I met Salim. He runs a garment sourcing business, connecting factories in Bangladesh with buyers across Europe. Great guy, solid product, but he was struggling hard with outreach. No system, no automation, just manual hustle and missed opportunities. So I built him a full-stack engine: lead generation, personalized email campaigns, appointment booking, and even an AI voice agent that cold calls and qualifies leads. I handled the whole funnel...from scraping to scheduling to CRM tagging. He paid me $3,500 for the build. But here’s where it got interesting. Instead of just maintaining the system, I pitched him a bigger play. I told him: “Let me handle the outreach, the meetings, the closing..and you share 30% of the profit from every deal that comes through this machine.” He said yes. Now I’m not just the tech guy..I’m the closer, the strategist, and the growth partner. Every time a buyer places an order, I get a cut. And I manage the entire pipeline like it’s my own business. This isn’t just a win...it’s leverage. From workflow to revenue share. From one-time fee to recurring upside. If you’re building systems for clients, don’t stop at delivery. Think bigger. Own the outcome. Let's go....