So with this world becoming smaller and smaller, I was curious, where everyone is working from.... for me From California Living in Utah Cheers....

I’m currently working on a project where I use Claude and Fal.ai to create social media posts for companies—including UGC product demo videos, visuals, and more. My target audience consists of digital advertising agencies, creative video producers, and e-commerce companies. Where can I find their contact information, and through which sales channel can I reach them?

New build, short and practical: an AI product photo studio for a candle brand, about 6 cents a photo. The stack: - Mobile-first front end: pick a photo, choose layout + aspect ratio, type a one-line prompt. - n8n workflow: webhook fires, an agent expands the one-liner into a full prompt tuned for the image model. - Image model: Google Nano Banana 2, run through KIE.AI (a marketplace that resells model usage well below retail). - Poll until the job finishes, download the image, push it to a self-hosted open-source image server, serve it back to the app. - Approve to publish: the photo lands in a wholesale partner portal so retail stores can pull assets themselves. Cost breakdown: about 6 cents per image to generate, under a penny for the prompt expansion (GPT-4o mini). The lesson I keep relearning: the unglamorous half (getting assets to retail partners) is usually the half that actually saves the client time. Build for the whole workflow, not just the cool part. Want the template? Say so and I will post it. Built something similar? Show me.

When I started this journey I rana few 'niche finder' skills that honed in on Contractors. Bad reviews are existential as are missed call. So I vibe coded TradeShield (https://review-responder-intermedx.replit.app/) I have the voice capture you can listen to here: +1 (541) 904 6126 Feedback is welcome

The real shift is simple: Pick ONE real problem → solve it → turn it into a repeatable system. Things like missed leads, slow replies, or repetitive admin work are where real value is. Once it works, don’t just move on, document it and simplify it so others can understand it too and get monthly income from thousands of members you teach how to do it as well That’s how real progress happens: build once, improve it, and keep sharing what works. Most people don’t fail because AI is hard… they fail because they never apply what they learn. What’s your biggest challenge right now with AI Automation?