Imagine running a remote creative department for clients at $2K a month each. Land five of them and you're at $10K/month without ever hiring. What used to require a 6-person team and a heavy monthly budget (brand identity, product photography, static ads, commercials, the whole creative engine) now runs on Higgsfield, Claude, and Notion. In my latest video, I show you exactly how to wire it together, and stand up the system that lets you actually run multiple clients at once without things falling apart. A UGC spot that used to take a $500 shoot can be generated in minutes. Product reveals that needed a director and a crew take a few prompts. But here's where I want to be real with you. After this video drops, the stack isn't your edge. Anyone can copy it. Your edge is finding clients, closing them on retainer, and writing contracts that protect your margins. That's the real skill set and why this community and my Accelerator exists. Watch the full breakdown here → https://youtu.be/3BatQW63C8g

After learning, building and polishing AI voice agent for health & wellness, just talked to someone in close circle who is in health care field and he straightaway rejected the idea of having AI voice agents coz he said his customers only come to him coz they want to interact with humans and not robots as they are already in pain:/ now im thinking about what went wrong in my niche research ??? Should i completely disregard it and go for roofers & plumbers or focus on dentists or chiropractors may be... Please share your experience and advice :/

Hey everyone, Before we dive in, this series is not one to skim. I’m going to pack in as much value as I can, and today’s post is one of the big ones. I’m walking you through the full sequence to land your first AI client. So save it if you need to - but make sure you read it. In the last post, I told you to stop chasing tools and focus on landing a client. A lot of you wrote back asking the same thing: “Okay Liam… how?” Here’s the simple sequence. The 3 Cs: Capabilities. Contact. Convert. 1. Capabilities Before you sell AI, you need to understand what it can actually do. Not just “ChatGPT can write emails.” AI goes beyond that. Generative AI, machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, data workflows, to name a few. How many of those can you actually explain? Because if you walk into a meeting with a business that could pay you $10k to $20k and your understanding is surface-level, you've lost the deal before it starts. Think of it like building a house. Weak foundations, and the whole thing cracks. The stronger your understanding is of AI, the better you’ll be at spotting where it fits inside a real business. A good place to start is in the Skool Classroom. I’ve put together a foundations section for you HERE. ​ 2. Contact Once your foundation is solid, your only job is to get in front of real humans. There are four ways to do that. Warm outreach is the highest-converting path to your first client. Old colleagues. Friends. Family connections. Your barber. Your dentist. Your mechanic. Local business owners. People who already trust you. In person works because trust is easier face-to-face. Events, coffee shops, casual conversations, opportunities are everywhere once you start looking. Cold outreach works too, but only when you do the research. Understand the industry, the business, and the person before you reach out. And don’t sell the build. Sell the meeting.

Hello everyone. I have been following the "Builder's Path" , almost 80% completed. In the mean while i got my mind stuck at creating agents. SO after creating my first AI Voice Agent, i started working on automating my social media content pipeline coz that was something i was finding hard to get time for daily posting and engaging with followers. It starts off by scraping the youtube channels of your competitors/favourite influencers/mentors etc. Generate posts, instagram infographic & reel, facebook post and 1000 words blog post. Still in the process of minor tweeking but Feeling super super excited, want to celebrate my way to the success😊 while feeling humble at the same time. Happy to answer queries, take feedback, valuable insights from the prestigious group members of this beautiful community🤩. Thanks everyone. 🙏

As of right now I've sent about 59 emails and will send a few more later. I'm trying my best to find the right times to send emails for people depending on time zones, however not a single reply yet... I think if i send more than 20 a day my emails will be flagged as spam and people probably won't see them but I'll keep going till I hit 200 emails at least and then switch to a different type of business to send cold emails. I dont have any connections so if anyone has any advice for cold outreach or just to secure my first client I'd be really grateful to hear it.