This is what I'm paying each month to self-host n8n. I've been using it for 1 month now and have over 15 workflows that I'm using. So far so good. Specs.... 0.5 CPU, 512 MB, 1Gig hard drive Eventually I will setup redundancy and give it more CPU, memory, and hard drive space. But it's good for now.

1. There are businesses that will not use Google. So all those AI Automations you see with Google will have to be adjusted for the software the client is using. 2. Some CRM platforms don't have easy to use Webhooks, some require that you manually use Postman to create webhook subscriptions. I had this issue with Calendly. 3. In addition to understanding AI and prompt engineering, you should have a good understanding of workflow in general because most of the steps in a workflow WILL NOT be an AI agent. For the most part it's basic workflow with some AI agents sprinkled in. So understanding workflow in general and good knowledge of HTTP Request node is major. 4. Be prepared for gotchas. There are times when you will discover a limitation of a particular platform you are integrating with and you will need to come up with an alternative solution. For example... I had a situation when using MailChimp that I assumed they had a "Webhook" and they do not when using their embed form. So I had to send the form information to email and use n8n to pull that email into the workflow. These kinds of quick thinking is crucial to complete the project. You will not know these things until you build real world solutions for clients. 5. Many people say... "No code AI automations" but that depends upon the project. If your goal is to make outbound calls using ElevenLabs you will need to write node.js code and you will need to deploy that code on a server. Just some tips while working on a n8n workflow for a client. Feel free to reach out to me if you have questions or challenges on your n8n projects. Happy N8N Workflowing

This course will give you all the basic training you need to build beginner level AI Automations within n8n with a focus on solving real world scenarios.

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1. Visitor goes to website and fills out opt-in form. 2. On the thank you page there is an option to book an appointment. 3. Some visitors will book the appointment while others might close the page and not book appt. 4. So I'm building a automation that checks which visitor opted in but did not book appt and have a AI voice agent that calls them and reminds them to book an appt. It seems like a simple setup, but there a bit of moving parts. I will create a video on how I built it once I'm done tomorrow.