Am I the only one who's excited by these new no code AI Agent builders? Its now easier than ever to build and automate your workflows. I put together a comparison document for you. Let me know if you're gonna try one of these out and what you're going to build?👇 Summary of Differences: ​Gemini AI Agent Builder is part of the larger Google Cloud Vertex AI platform. It's built for enterprise use cases and offers both a visual, no-code Agent Designer and a code-first Agent Development Kit (ADK). The platform emphasizes multimodality, allowing agents to process and generate content across various data types. It also provides a centralized platform for managing and governing agents, regardless of whether they were created by Google, a third party, or in-house. A key feature is the Agent Garden, a repository for pre-built agents and tools that can be integrated into custom projects. VS ​OpenAI's Agent Kit is a new suite of tools designed to simplify the creation, deployment, and management of AI agents. Its main components are Agent Builder (a visual, drag-and-drop canvas), ChatKit (for embedding customizable chat interfaces), and Connector Registry (for managing tool connections). Agent Kit is primarily built for conversational AI and is an early-stage product, with a strong focus on speeding up the prototyping and deployment of chat-based agents. While it has visual and code-based options, the visual builder is currently limited to chat triggers. Comparison doc: https://gamma.app/docs/Gemini-AI-Agent-Builder-e2bj8zizpin4ngx

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Who's up for the 4 week Lead Generation challenge? Let's do it together! Winner with the most new clients gets a special secret prize from me. Drop a 🏆and let me know if you are going to take action! 👇 Goal Book one sales call per day, close one client per week who will pay you $1k or more. Core Strategy Direct Offers (2 per week): “Work with me” posts that call out your audience’s biggest pain. Value Offers (2 per week): Free resources or templates that spark engagement and open DMs. Daily Content: Stories, testimonials, and insights that build trust and keep you top of mind. Outreach: Contact at least 20 people per day—mix of new followers, engagers, and past leads. Follow-Ups: Schedule 3 daily blocks for reconnecting and nurturing. AI Support: Use prompts to brainstorm, write, and systematize everything fast. Tip: Qualify leads by having them complete a form during booking which asks them questions about their current goals, biggest pain points, timeframe in which they are looking to solve the issue and current net income. WEEK 1 — Identify Your Target Market & Offer Goal: Get crystal clear on who you’re serving and what urgent problem you solve. Tasks: Define your ideal client and top 3 pain points. Write 1 “Work With Me” post focused on solving that pain. Create 1 “Comment for Value” post offering a free resource. Use AI to build your audience list and messaging. AI Prompts: 1. Ideal Client Clarity > “Act as a marketing strategist. Based on my expertise in [insert your niche/skill], identify 3 types of ideal clients who would pay $1K or more to solve [insert main problem]. Include their pain points, desires, and where they spend time online.” 2. Offer Crafting > “Write three versions of a short ‘Work With Me’ post that speaks directly to [target audience] who struggle with [specific problem]. Each version should include a strong call-to-action that leads to my DMs.” 3. Value Post Idea > “Create three ‘Comment for Value’ post ideas that give away something small but valuable, like a checklist, script, or mini guide related to [specific outcome].”