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One YouTube Channel, $268K+ in Earnings — Could Yours Be Next?
One single YouTube channel can earn this much every month. Imagine if it were yours: October (ongoing): $6,842.17 September: $82,637.15 August: $34,216.84 July: $28,412.57 June: $36,812.93 May: $51,374.26 April: $27,986.41 Total: $268,282.33 The real question is: People are building generational wealth through YouTube. Are you building yours? Don’t wait until everyone catches on. 👇 Connect with me on Telegram 👇 @Ytagrowthhub Let’s build, manage, and grow your YouTube channel together.
One YouTube Channel, $268K+ in Earnings — Could Yours Be Next?
AI Automation is easy to learn. But is it easy to SELL?
I've been learning AI Automation with n8n, GoHighLevel, AI Agents, Voice Agents & APIs. And I’m slowly realizing something: Building an automation is only 50% of the game. The real challenge is: → Finding a real business problem → Building a simple solution → Connecting the right tools → Making it reliable → And most importantly… getting a client to pay for it. So instead of learning 20 different AI tools, I'm trying a different approach: Learn → Build → Test → Document → Sell → Improve Right now I'm focusing on building practical systems like: -AI Agents -Voice Agents -n8n Workflows -GHL Automations -Appointment Booking -Lead/Contact Management -Knowledge Base + AI API Integrations My goal isn't to become someone who knows every AI tool. My goal is to become someone who can look at a business problem and say: “I can automate this.” Curious about everyone here: What is ONE AI automation you’ve built (or want to build) that you believe a real business would actually pay for? Let's exchange ideas and maybe find some real-world use cases together.
AI Automation is easy to learn. But is it easy to SELL?
My client didn't believe me when I told him this
“AI can call your prospects, figure out who's actually interested, and email you the hot leads automatically.” His first reaction was basically: “How?” Honestly, I understood why he was confused. Because a few months ago, this would sound like a complicated system. But the workflow I built was actually pretty simple. A prospect gets a call. AI talks to them like a normal conversation. It asks a few questions. Are you looking for this service? How soon do you need it? Are you ready to move forward? And based on the conversation, the system separates them. Hot lead. Warm lead. Cold lead. Not interested. Then something interesting happens. The business owner doesn't have to listen to every call. The AI sends the important information to his email. Something like: “Hot lead detected. Interested in the service. Needs it within 7 days. Ready to discuss pricing.” That was the part my client found hard to believe. So instead of explaining it for 20 minutes... I just built the workflow. Once he saw it working, he said: “Okay... now I get it.” And that's what I like about AI automation. You don't need 10 different people doing 10 different tasks. You need the right system connecting the steps. Call → Conversation → Qualification → Lead classification → Notification → Follow-up. I'm still testing different ways to make this even smarter. But I'm curious... If an AI could handle the first conversation with your prospects and only send you the leads that actually need your attention, would you use it?
Aug 24 • 
✅ Wins
What we learned agentifying a real product
Quick build update for the Accelerants crew — we're closing in on a milestone and could use a hand from fellow AI builders. Hey everyone, I'm Yusuf, co-founder at Vendo (YC S26). Berkeley honors grad at 19, Stanford MS, and now building open-source software that lets companies agentify their products: embedded agents your customers use to automate work, build views, and connect their tools. We're at 412 stars and I'm trying to push past 500 so more builders find it. If you have a GitHub account, this takes 10 seconds: open https://github.com/runvendo/vendo and hit the Star button in the top right. That's it. Live product if you want to poke at it: vendo.run Happy to answer anything about the stack, agents, or YC. And I'll return the favor - drop your repo below and I'll star it too. 🙏
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Aug 23 • 
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AI agents and scalable systems — a quick open-source star ask
Given this group's focus on AI agents, no-code, and scalable systems, I thought builders here might appreciate what we're shipping. Hey everyone, I'm Yusuf, co-founder at Vendo (YC S26). Berkeley honors grad at 19, Stanford MS, and now building open-source software that lets companies agentify their products: embedded agents your customers use to automate work, build views, and connect their tools. We're at 412 stars and I'm trying to push past 500 so more builders find it. If you have a GitHub account, this takes 10 seconds: open https://github.com/runvendo/vendo and hit the Star button in the top right. That's it. Live product if you want to poke at it: vendo.run Happy to answer anything about the stack, agents, or YC. And I'll return the favor - drop your repo below and I'll star it too. 🙏
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