@Jay Feldman How do you decide on the overall architecture/infrastructure for an automation. Right now, if it's simple I do n8n because then you can see it. If it's complex always on system (like responding to emails in instantly) I use claude code to write an python application and host that on railway. Everything is wired up with webhooks. What's the right usecase for openclaw?

I have been going insanely hard building out this course to be the best AI automations course in the world. But I need your help. See, I get tunnel vision sometimes and only build the stuff I think people want instead of asking them. Here's what I need you to do... Tell me what specific skills you want to learn. What do you WISH you could automate? What do you want to learn to do with AI? Where are you stuck? Drop a comment below 👇🏻 If you AGREE with someones comment, UPVOTE IT ❤️

Most startups don’t have a lead problem - they have an ICP problem. And the fastest way to fix slow sales is to target people who actually buy. Here’s a simple framework to pick an ICP that converts, not just one that “sounds right” in a pitch deck: 1. Start with behavior, not demographics Titles, industries, and company size don’t determine who buys. Look for: - Teams already spending money on similar solutions - Pain intensity (not theoretical pain) - Clear urgency or deadlines People who feel the pain today buy faster than people who “should” need you. 2. Identify your “high-signal moments” There are specific triggers that make your offer immediately relevant. Examples: - A new product launch - A compliance requirement - A hiring freeze - A change in leadership When you target leads right after the trigger, conversion doubles. 3. Study your fastest wins not your biggest accounts Your best ICP is hidden inside your easiest closed deals. Ask yourself: - Who replied quickly? - Who closed fast? - Who has renewed or expanded? Patterns here are gold. 4. Prioritize wallet, not logos A “dream logo” that never buys is a distraction. Choose segments with: - Budget ownership - Clear buying authority - A proven history of paying for similar tools Vanity ICPs kill pipeline. 5. Narrow until it feels uncomfortable If your ICP fits everyone, it sells to no one. A real ICP should exclude 80-90% of the market and make the remaining 10% ridiculously easy to win. An ICP isn’t about who could buy. It’s about who has the highest probability of buying from you right now. Get that right, and every part of your go-to-market becomes easier. What part of ICP do you find most challenging?

some clients are just anarchists /slobs if i asked them, "where are we at with this or that offer", they answer I dont know. 2 weeks later they complain not having enough revenue done. "what".