I just realized that Nate Herk's channel on Youtube is absolutely dominating the AI niche. Here's a chart comparing his views data with Nick Saraev. With the other AI guys... Nate is basically incomparable. At least the comparison makes some sense with Nick. Why do you think this is? What is Nate's secret?

Please only answer if you make more than $10K per month! I am curious what content on social media made you recently want to hire the creator. The kind of content that makes your eyes pop out a little and think “oh shit, this guy is smart, I want to work with him, he can help me”. It could be for a role as employee, or a subcontract, whatever. I just want to see the pattern, what makes creators stand out in this sense, what triggers the instant trust.

Client: "We have 50,000 mixed documents in one folder. Need them sorted by type. Budget: Whatever it takes." THE DIGITAL HOARDER SITUATION - 15 years of accumulated documents - Insurance claims, medical records, contracts, invoices, receipts - No naming convention - No folder structure - Previous attempts failed: "Too complex for interns" THE CHAOS CLASSIFICATION n8n WORKFLOW (12 nodes) Document ingestion (Nodes 1-2): - Batch folder processing - File format detection and validation Content analysis (Nodes 3-6): - Full document text extraction - Keyword density analysis - Layout pattern recognition - Financial data detection Classification engine (Nodes 7-9): - Machine learning document categorization - Confidence scoring per category - Multi-label classification (document can be multiple types) Organization system (Nodes 10-12): - Automated folder creation - File naming standardization - Duplicate detection and handling - Processing log and reporting BUILD AND DEPLOYMENT Development time: 6 hours Testing with sample chaos: 4 hours Full deployment: 2 hours Client training: 1 hour THE SORTING RESULTS 50,000 documents processed in 8 hours: - Medical records: 12,400 documents - Insurance claims: 8,700 documents - Contracts: 6,200 documents - Invoices: 9,800 documents - Receipts: 7,300 documents - Miscellaneous: 5,600 documents Classification accuracy: 94.7% Manual review needed: 2,650 documents (5.3%) Client satisfaction: "Life-changing" THE RECURRING OPPORTUNITY Monthly document volume: 2,000+ new mixed documents Ongoing sorting service: $2,100/month Processing time: 30 minutes monthly Profit margin: 96% THE TEMPLATE EXPANSION "Document Chaos Classifier" deployed for: - Law firms with discovery document dumps - Accounting firms with client record archives - Real estate companies with property files - Medical practices with patient record conversions Deployment variations: - Legal: Contract vs discovery vs correspondence - Accounting: Receipts vs invoices vs tax documents

Hey guys! Wanted to see if anyone has worked on an accounting workflow that has worked and is highly accurate. I have seen some workflows that are sometimes inaccurate and since accountants require almost complete accuracy when working with client information, what workflows have some of you provided that has close to no errors and requires only some human analysis/correction.

building a voice .- call agent which can Take orders, - and handle inbound/outbound calling. - make an appointment, - send email, delete, etc.. - update the CRM, - send invoice and places the order to logistics Which voice call system is the best to use and the cheapest one? - vapi - Elevenlabs - Retellai Thank you for the help - feedback