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🚀New Video: How I'd Learn n8n if I had to Start Over in 2026
If I had to start over and learn n8n from scratch today, this is the exact path I’d follow. The skills to focus on, the mistakes to avoid, and the fastest way to go from beginner to building real workflows that clients actually pay for. This is one of my most valuable videos yet, so I hope you guys enjoy!
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@David Stone reported
What I learnt after talking to 25+ automation founders
Most agency owners aren’t stuck because of tech. They’re stuck because they’re automating the wrong thing. A founder reached out in October. “I need a robust SDR system that handles everything — lead gen, personalization, multi-channel outreach, CRM sync, all of it.” Before building, I asked to see what he had. Automation agency. Solid tech skills. Revenue under $5K/month. He’d spent months inside n8n workflows, trying to automate the entire sales process. Result? Zero leads. Zero calls. Zero pipeline. And he wanted to build something even bigger. So I didn’t build what he asked for. I ran an audit instead. His issue wasn’t automation. His issue was misdirection. He had systems… solving the wrong problem. So I stripped it down to something boringly effective: Find leads that match his ICP Pull what they’re actually posting about Send cold emails that talk to their problems, not his features Let it run That’s it. How I pitched it: Not “This integrates with X and automates Y.” But “Here’s how this puts $20K in your pipeline in 90 days.” ROI first. Tech second. He paused. “…Wait. That’s it?” Yeah. That’s it. Sales cycle took time — because he kept asking, “Shouldn’t we add…?” I kept saying no. We built the simple version. Launched it. Three weeks later, he messaged me asking to extend the partnership. Now he’s closing deals instead of building Frankenstein automations in n8n. His message yesterday: “Perfect bro, that’s exactly the kind of hands-off, results-driven approach I want.” We’ve since moved to code for more control (still debugging a few things)… But the foundation hasn’t changed: One system. One metric. Pipeline. Vendors impress you with tech. Partners help you make money. Most founders get sold complexity. What they actually need is clarity. You don’t need a system that does everything. You need a system that fixes the one thing blocking revenue. And for 90% of agencies? That thing is outbound. If you’re spending months building automations and your calendar is still empty…
The 6‑Month Lead Drought
I went 6 months with zero leads. April → October? Crickets. Outreach felt like screaming into the void. I tried to diagnose the “empty calendar” problem. Turns out the problem was… me. I was doing what every AI consultant does: “Hey [Name], I help companies with AI automation…” Instant delete. It wasn’t wrong. It was just aimed at nobody. So I stopped trying to “scale outreach” and asked a different question: What if every cold email felt like I actually read their LinkedIn? Not the fake personalization. Not the “I noticed your post about…” nonsense. Real relevance. So I built an n8n workflow that does the boring work for me: 1. Scrapes a prospect’s latest LinkedIn activity 2. Spots their real business pain (based on what they publicly talk about) 3. Generates an icebreaker tied directly to their world 4. Drops it into a tight, ROI-driven email 15 seconds per lead. 100 leads/day without feeling like a spammer. Before: 200 generic emails → 2% replies → ~1 call/month After: 100 personalized emails → 6% replies → 6 calls/month Same effort. New system. I stopped pretending people should care about my pitch. I started proving I understand their world. Most cold outreach fails because it’s selfish. You’re asking strangers to care about YOUR solution before showing you get THEIR problem. AI doesn’t magically fix that. But it does make the research scalable. Automation should do the mechanical work (scraping, checking posts, creating briefs, filling templates) so you can do the human work (writing emails people actually respond to). I wasted 6 months before accepting that volume without relevance is just noise. Relevance at scale? That’s a pipeline. If you’re stuck in the spray-and-pray loop: Don’t just “improve your templates.” Fix your targeting. Speak in their language, not in “AI automation jargon.” Make every first line earn the next sentence. What’s killing your pipeline right now—volume or relevance?
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@Muskan Ahlawat killer advice
The exact 3-email sequence booking me 13+ meetings/month (steal it)
Most cold email sequences fail because they're all about YOU. Here's the framework I use: Email 1 (Day 1): - Point out something specific about their business - Show you actually researched them - Ask a binary question (easy to answer) Email 2 (Day 4): - Share a relevant insight (not about your service) - Add value first, sell later Email 3 (Day 8): - Make a direct, low-friction offer - Include social proof The secret? I use AI to personalize this at scale and only get notified when someone engages. Result: 10+ meetings/month, 2 hours/week of work. Want the full templates with examples? Drop a comment and I'll share them.
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How the n8n template looks like (a SS)?
📊Poll: Which n8n animation do you prefer?
v1 is on the left, v2 is on the right... This should be interesting.
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Both are good
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Diptamoy Barman
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On a mission to generate $1M+ for sales teams and founders leveraging AI. Your AI Transformation Partner

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