@Sreejith R Happy New Year! 🎉Love this mindset continuous learning, smarter automation, and skill-based growth are exactly what will define 2026. Small, consistent improvements really do compound into big wins over time. Excited to keep building, automating, and growing together 🚀

@Hicham Char Exactly. Once the signals and distribution are solid, monetization becomes a solvable layer—not a blocker. That’s where structured automation and agent-driven workflows really shine. If you’re ever looking to stress-test a setup or refine how signals are being generated and scaled, happy to exchange notes and help think it through

@Nathan Carter Exactly once the signals and distribution are in place, everything else becomes much easier to optimize. That’s why focusing on structure, consistency, and clean data early pays off long-term. If you ever want to break down what’s driving (or limiting) growth in a setup like this, happy to share insights and help refine it further.

@Parth Pandey Hey, I saw your post about building a long-term ecosystem and looking for video editors who want more than just assignments. That approach really aligns with how I think about work. I’m not looking for quick gigs either I’m interested in ownership, consistency, and building something serious with a focused team. I’ve been working as a video editor for a while, handling both short-form and long-form content, with a strong focus on: - clean, engaging edits - retention and pacing - consistency across content styles - working inside structured systems (not random tasks) I’m comfortable taking responsibility, improving processes over time, and growing alongside the team rather than just “delivering files.”If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to share my experience and understand what you’re building to see if there’s a strong long-term fit. Looking forward to hearing more.

@Ben Kiemel Happy New Year! 🥂For a beginner outbound agency, the best niches are usually the ones with clear ROI, short sales cycles, and repeatable offers. From what I’ve seen work consistently early on: - Local services (med spas, dentists, home services) - B2B services (marketing agencies, SaaS, consultants) - Coaches / course creators with proven offers These niches are easier because decision-makers are clear, budgets exist, and results are measurable. Early on, it’s better to master one niche deeply rather than jumping between many. Once systems and confidence are built, expanding into other niches becomes much easier.

@Hicham Char 100% agree. Clean data and originality-safe systems make growth predictable, not risky. Once those foundations are in place, scaling becomes a matter of structure and consistency instead of guesswork. If you ever want to pressure-test a setup or compare approaches, happy to share what’s been working in practice.