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🚀New Video: Stop Selling AI Agents, Sell AI Solutions Instead
In this video I'm going to be telling you why you need to stop selling AI Agents and sell AI Solutions instead. AI agents are not what they were 6 months ago, because now everyone has hopped on the trend of selling AI agents. So to make a lot of money selling AI in 2025, you need to be different, and to stand out by selling AI solutions. It's a game changer! So grab your pen and paper, and get ready to take some notes. Hope you enjoy!
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🚨 Want my help scaling your agency (even if it's small)?
We're looking for a few small AI automation agencies that are getting clients but struggling to scale. For the first time ever, we're teaching the exact playbook that took us from chaos to $100k/month MRR in 8 months. Applications close October 1st at 11:59 PM Eastern. 🎁 As a bonus, we're also giving our members 6 FREE months of AIS+ access ($500+ free) The catch? Founding cohort pricing ends forever after October 1st. Small group only. Serious agency owners who want to scale fast. Click here to get all the details Cheers, Nate
🚨 Want my help scaling your agency (even if it's small)?
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LAST DAY: Our September Hackathon ($6000 in Prizes)
Things are about to get crazy! On September 22nd, we’re kicking off our second AIS+ Hackathon, same $5,000 grand prize, same $1,000 beginner prize, but a totally different focus. This time, it’s all about lead generation automations that small businesses can actually use. Imagine creating a system that automatically finds new customers every week: - A plumber in Austin getting fresh leads from Google Maps. - A local gym targeting people posting about fitness in their city. - An agency scraping LinkedIn for B2B prospects and enriching them with Clearbit. That’s what this hackathon is about, building something valuable enough that small businesses would pay you for it. The catch? You have to be an AIS+ member. Click here to get all the details The short version: → If you’re a beginner, you get all of the training and support you need to get started. → If you’re a pro, this is your chance to show off your skills and win $5000, plus get featured on my YouTube channel. If you’ve been waiting for a good reason to join, this is it. :-) Claim your spot before we start the Hackathon on Sep 22nd! Cheers, Nate
LAST DAY: Our September Hackathon ($6000 in Prizes)
Fam… today was a solid win day! 🚀
I want to celebrate a couple of real LinkedIn outreach victories while keeping my prospects anonymous respecting their time and privacy is key. Prospect 1 - Senior-level in a digital/service business - Agreed to a call tomorrow at 11 AM - Showed genuine interest after I sent a thoughtful, respectful outreach message Prospect 2 - Former school senior & entrepreneur - Scheduled a call next Monday at 9 AM - Curious about how our software can reduce no-shows and boost appointments Why I’m sharing: - Momentum comes from small wins stacking up - Even 1–2 calls booked is proof that consistent, personalized outreach works - Reminder: Patience + respect + persistence = results 💡 Takeaway for everyone: - Every connection counts - Celebrate the wins, no matter the size - Keep refining your approach and your pipeline will grow
Lovable +supabase dashboard
Hey everyone, I’m building a visual dashboard with Lovable connected to Supabase. The main thing I’m struggling with is making it work properly for multiple clients. Basically, this is for a marketing agency with around 10–15 clients. Ideally, I’d like to have just one Lovable site where each client can log in (magic link, login, whatever) and only see their own metrics. The data comes from two sheets (one for daily metrics and one for launch metrics). Automations to update the Supabase tables are already done, and Supabase is connected to Lovable. A few things I’m not sure about: - For auth, should I use magic links or some type of manual login? - Should I set up the RLS policies myself, or can I let Lovable handle that? - What’s the best way for Lovable to query specific data from Supabase—via a prompt/LLM setup, or by telling it directly? Has anyone done something similar or has tips on the best setup?
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