Learn to build your own AI Graphic Designer using N8N & Nanobanana. It’s capable of automatically generating LinkedIn carousel slides from a single message as well as generating social media hiring posts. These are a couple of common use-cases we’ve needed within our agency, and now, I can simply ask our agent via Telegram exactly what I need, and it’s able to generate the designs in seconds. The benefit here is that this AI Agent is trained on our agency & our design styles. Meaning we’re not just getting any AI-generated slop that looks like any other AI images. With the new Nanobanana model by Google, we can control how much of the image we want to edit, so this system can utilize existing designs to work with. Check it out 👇

Looking to hire support staff for my AI Agency to create AI agents. Send a DM here for more info!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for someone to help me build an automated system in n8n, based on a detailed flowchart I’ve already created. 💡 Here’s the proposal : - I’ll provide the complete flowchart (clear vision of the system to build). - You handle the development and implementation in n8n. - In return, I’ll share a percentage of the revenue from the 5 first clients who purchase this system. If you’re interested, please send me a DM and I’ll share all the details. Looking forward to collaborating, Jules 💪

I’ve been talking to a few founders recently, and something keeps coming up 👉 Everyone knows AI can help their business, but most struggle with where to start. Some say:1️⃣ Customer Support (chatbots, FAQs, voice agents) 2️⃣ Sales & Lead Qualification 3️⃣ Internal Automation (repetitive workflows, data entry, appointment booking) 💡 Here’s my question to the community:If you had to recommend just ONE automation/AI use-case to a small business starting from scratch Which one would you say gives the fastest ROI? Drop your thoughts I’d love to hear the strategies from this community of builders

I am using Brendan's Make.com Automation to book, reschedule and cancel appointments. I set up the automation correctly, but for some reason there seems to be no response coming back from cal.com in the GET HTTP request when dealing with a Rescheduling or Cancellation case. The consequence of that is that the appointment is not rescheduled in Cal.com even though the Webhook response is "rescheduling successful". Any thoughts on what I could be missing?