I'm doing free AI audits for business owners — here's what you get If you run a business and you keep hearing "you should be using AI" but nobody's ever shown you exactly where or how — this is for you. I'm offering a free 30-minute AI audit for a handful of business owners. No pitch, no upsell pressure. I'll look at your business, ask a few questions, and show you the specific spots where AI can save you time or money right now. What's included? - A look at your current workflow — where your time actually goes - 3–5 concrete AI use cases specific to your business (not generic advice) - rough estimate of the time or cost you could save each month - clear starting point — the one thing worth doing first Good fit if you… - run a small business or agency - do repetitive manual tasks daily - don't know where to start with AI - want honest, practical advice I'm doing this to sharpen my process and build real case studies. In return you get a genuinely useful session — and zero obligation to work with me after. Spots are limited. Drop a comment below if you are interested and well schedule a meeting. — Wolosz

Like most people, I use a lot of models, which makes searching for specific chats a headache sometimes. So I came up with a pattern to stay better organised by leveraging the strengths of each model. Preferences differ for most people, but here’s mine: - ChatGPT: brainstorming, general productivity - Claude: creative writing, code generation - Qwen: deep research, code generation - Gemini: basic questions and source verification - Perplexity: broad research & information gathering Feel free to share yours. I think it would be nice to have a product that could use the API keys of these models to pull relevant chats based on provided keywords.

Instead of doing random brainstorming, I set Claude up to think more like a vertical automation consultant. Here’s the process I followed, step by step: 1. I defined the goal clearly.I wanted to identify real automation opportunities for Italian businesses, not vague ideas or generic startup concepts. The goal was to find repetitive, expensive, operational problems that could justify an offer in the €3k–€5k range. 2. I created a set of specialized skills.Using Skill Creator, I built multiple skills, each with a specific role: - one to identify business pain points - one to turn those pain points into automation opportunities - one to design the technical workflow - one to build the commercial offer - one to identify the types of companies that would buy it - one to define a fast MVP So instead of using Claude in a generic way, I gave it a more structured operating system. 3. I upgraded the skills to make the output more sellable.I forced three key elements into the responses: - ROI calculation - pricing model - vertical business focus That matters because a lot of AI output sounds smart but is not directly usable in sales. I wanted responses that already contained the economic logic a client would care about. 4. I tested the skills with internal benchmarks.I compared “with skill” vs “without skill” outputs, and the difference was clear: with the skills enabled, Claude produced more complete workflows, added pricing, included ROI, recommended concrete tools, and followed a more structured logic. 5. I ran a final prompt focused on the Italian market.I asked Claude to find high-value automation opportunities in Italy across industries such as: - dental clinics - real estate agencies - accounting firms - gyms - marketing agencies - restaurants / hospitality 6. I got a final summary table of ranked opportunities.The result was a table including: - industry - solution - setup fee - monthly retainer - monthly client value - payback period

It’s been a wild ride since I started my AI journey last November. I’ve been following AI for a while, and today I got my first paid client. It's a simple Instagram automation. It’s not a high-ticket automation yet because I’m still learning and exploring the possibilities. But things are finally starting to move, and I’m confident I can do much more. Excited to see more wins from everyone and grateful for the support along my journey. 🚀

This is for anyone who would like to use upload-post. i just found out how to do it properly since all the comments on the post where i asked for help advised me to use http request but actually you can create own native nodes in n8n thorugh community nodes -> install -> paste in n8n-nodes-upload-post and then you should be able to use the native nodes and credentials. thank me later.