A few years ago I would charge $500 for landing pages. Got price shoppers, endless revisions, ghosted on payments. This year I charge $5,000. Better clients, faster decisions, zero payment issues. The secret? I stopped selling deliverables and started selling outcomes. "I'll build you a landing page" vs "I'll build you a page that converts at 8%+" Same work. 10x the price. Better clients. What's something you should be charging more for?

I just finished building something that's honestly a bit ridiculous: → Scrapes top competitors from LinkedIn, X, and YouTube → Scores, ranks, and categorizes their best-performing content → Pulls trending news from your niche automatically → Turns it all into LinkedIn posts using AI and your brand guidelines → Lets you approve, revise, or generate images—all from Telegram → Even works if you operate multiple brands! The whole thing runs on autopilot. I literally just text my AI agent and get back polished LinkedIn content ready to post simply by clicking a button. This system does the research, writes the copy, and even generates branded images in under 5 minutes. But here's why it's so effective: It doesn't just create content, it learns from what's already working in your space. Your posts get better because they're built on data from your top-performing competitors. The best part? Everything runs through Telegram. AND it's trained on your brand guidelines and tone of voice. No browser tabs, no switching between tools, no complicated dashboards. Just text your agent and watch the magic happen. Question for the automation community: What's the most time-consuming part of your content creation process? I'm thinking about which workflow to automate next..

Currently working on a new video where I talk about what comes next after learning to build AI agents. In this video, I want to highlight real stories from people in this community who’ve actually used AI automation skills to make things happen in the real world. I’m looking for 4 types of people to feature: - Someone who sold AI automations without having a full business or agency - Someone who started as a freelancer, then launched a consultancy or AI business - A business owner who used AI automation within your own business - An employee who used AI to boost performance or save time at your job If you fit one (or more) of these, fill out the form below. If chosen, I'll feature you in the video and include a link to your site, LinkedIn, or wherever you want people to find you. Totally free. 👉 FORM LINK Can’t wait to share your stories 🙌

Hey All! I'm speaking at an AI conference next week, and there's gonna be A TON of incredible content for you all. There's no cost to attend. REGISTER HERE! My Topic: "Vibe Marketing AI: 90% Less Content Time" The problem most business leaders face: Spending 80% of time on operations, only 20% building relationships that actually grow their business. What if you could flip that ratio? I'm sharing how AI-powered vibe marketing automation lets you: → Turn daily expertise into authentic content 24/7 → Scale to 100s of posts while staying genuinely you → Build real relationships without aggressive sales tactics → Cut content creation to 1 hour per week This isn't about becoming a content machine. It's about making relationship-driven marketing actually sustainable for busy professionals who have genuine value to share but zero time to share it consistently. Other incredible speakers you won't want to miss: Nathan Latka — The State of AI in 2025: Top Startups, Tools & Influencers Jacob Bank — My Marketing Team Is 40 AI Agents Sam Caucci — AI Workforce Games: +22% Sales, 11× Retention Eric Baumgardner — 600K EUR Saved: Automating Digital Catalogs in 4 Weeks Saad Bin Shafiq — 78+ AI Agents: Cutting Project Time from 120 to 24 Days Lisa Smith — Training Videos 30× Faster, 96% Cheaper Tahir Javed Kashif — AI Agent Cut Lead Time by 87% & Costs by 70% Here's that LINK again 😎

tbh it's the happiest and most excited I've felt in a while My name's Duncan. Great to be here. Nate rocks. I have a background in art direction and motion graphics working in-house for brands like Apple, PlayStation, Nissan, Charles Schwab. But I have absolutely fallen in love with automation. That being said, there are tons of people out there with free videos and tutorials (which I am incredibly thankful for), and even automation workflows you can grab. I thought "how can I be different?" - about 2 weeks ago it hit me. My marketing experience with these major brands sets me apart. SO now I treat automation like the product. It's the entry. It gets you in the door and it is a valuable skill to learn for any business or content creator. BUT building a personal brand and strategically positioning yourself as an expert sets you apart from everyone else. I want to help people really understand themselves better. Who you are. What your unique background is. What you're interested in. What clients you most enjoy working with and what projects excite you. Then build your business and brand around that and become an authority in your niche. This is how you attract inbound leads rather than constantly chasing new work. Creating YouTube content has been the most impactful thing for my business, and the clients my channel attracts I connect with on a much deeper level. This has allowed me to build longer term relationships AND charge higher rates. I'm also much happier since I can select projects based on budget and my personal level of interest. My DMs are always open if anyone wants to chat about getting over that initial fear and hurdle of creating content and building a personal brand! Would love to meet all of you. It's been a blast already. 🫡 Also attaching a photo of my dog Larry. For obvious reasons. 😎