Let’s settle the debate. 😤 Every editor has their go-to NLE (non-linear editor), and they usually swear by it like it’s their religion. So here’s the question: 👉 What editing software do you use — and why won’t you switch? Whether it’s: 🎞️ Premiere Pro – “Because it’s the industry standard.” 🎨 DaVinci Resolve – “Because color grading is chef’s kiss.” ⚡ Final Cut Pro – “Because Apple + speed = love.” Tell us: What you love ✅ What annoys you 😤 And what you secretly wish your software could do 🧠 💬 Bonus: If you’ve switched platforms before, what made you do it? This post is gonna spark some heated but fun replies. 👇 Let the editing software wars begin in the comments!

Just first to clarify, this isn't necessarily an AI-type job, I just have the need for someone to help with a project I'm quoting on which has an element of web development. I'd just rather offer to someone here instead of going somewhere like Upwork, so I'm more supporting this community. The client already has an existing website, that (I believe) he built himself using HTML/etc. But it doesn't have any existing shopping cart, or purchasing system. I'm building a small application for him which has a licensing component. I've previously used License Manager for WooCommerce on WordPress, but as he isn't on WordPress, I'm unsure how to implement this. I'm happy to work with other services instead, like KeyGen.sh or similar. The main issue though is setting up a system on the website to: 1. Take payments, through Stripe or Paypal 2. Work with the external API to generate a license key for the product 3. Produce the key to the customer on the site and via email. If this is something you think you can help with, leave your details below or DM me and please identify if you have previous experience in setting up these kinds of integrations. Your cost for this will be incorporated into my quote to the customer.

Today I closed another client for my AI Agency at $297/month! 🙌 This one’s a realtor out of Texas — and the sale didn’t come easy. She had a couple other marketing services that she just paid for and was trying out — one was a wrap on an ice machine 🧊 and the other was local TV ads at a gym 📺. Because of that, she was hesitant to add another service and expense to the list. But instead of pushing hard, I leaned back and offered her a solution. When she agreed, I shifted the conversation to when she wanted to onboard — not if — and took the pressure off the sale. That built trust, and boom 💥… she was in. I closed her on the Zoom call. To anyone struggling to land clients: keep going. You’re one call away from your breakthrough. And whatever you do — DON’T QUIT on cold calling. This lead came straight from a cold call. It works. You just have to stick with it. 💪 How do you handle prospects who tell you they’re already working with someone else? Drop your answer in the comments 👇

If you run an AI Automation Agency, you've probably bumped into make.com, Zapier, and n8n. Each has its own flavor: Zapier's the OG with a massive app library, make.com offers flexibility with its visual builder, and n8n is the open-source powerhouse. I'm wondering what's your go-to and why? Share in the comments what's your go-to automation software. Me personally, its make.com for its price is simplicity.

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