Hey everyone, just wanted to share something from my own experience that might help a lot of you starting out. I began this journey in April, and by May I was already seeing results I landed my first client within 1 month. How? I wasn’t spamming people or trying to “sell” right away. I was in a Skool community, actively outreaching, commenting, and helping others understand AI. A lot of business owners are also in these communities, but many are confused about how to actually use AI. By answering their questions, giving them clarity, and showing what’s possible, one of those people became my first client. That turned into a $2K deal. Fast forward I’ve since closed corporate clients, including one from the same community worth $12K. And here’s the crazy part almost every client I’ve worked with was already using ChatGPT in some way. The opportunity right now is huge: Business owners are experimenting with prompts to automate tasks. When they realize they need it done properly and consistently, they look for someone to turn that into a real automation system. That’s where you can step in. So my advice if you’re starting: ✅ Outreach as much as you can ✅ Help people understand AI not everyone here is technical ✅ Be present your next client could be reading your comment right now This is genuinely the best time to be in this space

I’ve been exploring some of the common issues ecom stores face and one big one I keep seeing is: ➡ Fake COD orders. You confirm the order, ship it, then the customer disappears and boom, you lose money on shipping and logistics. But I know that’s just one of many possible headaches. Maybe you’re struggling with: – Repetitive manual tasks – Too many order confirmations – Customer service overload – Or something totally different I’m deep in the AI space and genuinely curious what real problems store owners are facing right now so I can start working on smarter solutions. If you run a store, I’d love to hear what problems you’re dealing with whether it’s the one I mentioned or something else.

If you run an e-commerce store especially in countries where Cash on Delivery (COD) is common like India, or Egypt I’m curious to hear your experience. Are you facing this issue? - Customers place high-ticket orders - You call and confirm, everything seems fine - Then your team ships the item - But when the courier reaches…“Wrong address.” - “Not interested anymore.” - “We never ordered this.” - And boom you lose money on shipping, time, and logistics! Some stores are bleeding thousands every month from this I’ve been working on a crazy AI solution that filters out fake COD orders before they ever ship. It runs automatically no human team needed. And it’s already working for some test stores. If this is a real problem you face Drop a comment or DM me.

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Right now, AI feels like a shiny object. Everyone’s trying it…But most are just adding more noise to their already messy systems. What gets missed is this: AI only works when it removes friction. When it makes your business simpler, not more complicated. Over the past few months, I’ve helped business owners cut through the noise and set up automations that actually save time, follow up with leads, and make the business feel more organized — not more overwhelming. No fluff. No fancy dashboards. Just systems that save 5–15 hours a week and reduce decision fatigue. Here’s how I do it: I put together a short form to understand how your business works. Then I send back a custom strategy of what’s worth automating, what’s not, and where you’ll get real leverage. No sales pitch. Just practical advice. If you want clarity on what actually makes sense for your business, you can fill it out here:https://tally.so/r/mValav And if you’ve tried tools before but nothing stuck this’ll give you direction.