What do you guys think is the best way to get clients for the Invoice Automation?

Welcome founding member! You're literally one of the first people here, and that's exactly where you want to be. The Promise: Follow this exact roadmap for 30 days. Land your first automation client. Or I'll personally help you until you do. WEEK 1: Build Your Authority (Even Starting from Zero) Day 1-2: The Foundation Setup Download these templates: Zapier, Make, n8n Day 3-4: Your Tech Stack Here's exactly what I use (most are free): - Automation: n8n, Zapier, or Make (pick ONE) - PDF Processing: Any tool you want (my suggestion: PDF Vector - go-to for reliability - free tier handles 100 pages) - Communication: Loom for demos, Calendly for bookings - Contracts: HelloSign or PandaDoc free tier Day 5-7: Your First "Proof" Create ONE simple automation that shows value: - Invoice extractor (Gmail → Spreadsheet) - Document organizer (Dropbox → Organized folders) - Research compiler (Web → Summary report) Assignment: Post your automation in comments. Get feedback from everyone. WEEK 2: Book Your First 5 Discovery Calls The 3-Message Method That Actually Works: Message 1: The Observation "Hey [Name], noticed you mentioned struggling with [specific problem]. Mind if I share something that might help?" Message 2: The Value "I built a simple automation that handles exactly this. Takes about 10 minutes to set up. Want me to show you how it works?" Message 3: The Close "I can jump on a quick call Tuesday or Thursday to walk through it. Which works better?" Where to Send These: - Your existing LinkedIn connections - Facebook groups you're already in - Local business owners you know - Previous colleagues or clients Goal: 5 calls booked by end of week 2 WEEK 3: Demo and Close Your First Deal The Problem Calculator Framework: Step 1: "How many hours per week does your team spend on [manual task]?"

could anyone tell me with there experince and which tools should i learn now . i am just swiching modals and made 0$ so far but this time i wanna lock in this modal. (would u minds leaving some tips for me and the people readiing😀)

Accountant friend drowning in tax documents every January. Asked if automation could help organize client paperwork. Built tax document organizer using PDF Vector. Changed their tax season. THE CLIENT PROBLEM: CPA with 45 clients. Tax season: Clients email W-2s, 1099s, receipts. Everything arrives in inbox chaos. Manual process: Download documents. Read to identify form type. Create folders. File by category. Update tracking spreadsheet. 12-15 hours weekly just organizing. Not even doing tax prep yet. WHAT I BUILT: Workflow monitoring email. Tax document arrives, PDF Vector extracts form type, tax year, taxpayer info, amounts. Categorizes automatically. Files to Drive folders. Updates spreadsheet. Email → PDF Vector Extract → Categorize → Drive → Checklist. Seven nodes powered by PDF Vector extraction. WHY PDF VECTOR: Handles any tax form format. W-2 from employer A different than employer B. PDF Vector extracts consistently. Extracts structured data: Form type, tax year, taxpayer name/SSN, income amounts, deduction amounts, totals. Schema ensures all required fields captured. Perfect for tax accuracy. THE FIRST DOCUMENT: Tested with actual W-2. 30 seconds later: Form identified. Tax year extracted. Taxpayer captured. Amounts extracted. Filed correctly. Spreadsheet updated. Accountant: "It just read the entire W-2 and organized everything? Incredible." PROCESSING MULTIPLE: Client sends W-2, 1099-INT, mortgage statement. Workflow splits attachments. Processes each separately. All three organized in 90 seconds. THE ACCOUNTANT IMPACT: 45 clients × 5 documents = 225 documents. Before: 12-15 hours weekly organizing. After: 30 minutes reviewing folders. Saves 11.5 hours weekly during tax season. 46 hours monthly. Accountant does billable tax prep instead of filing. Testimonial: "Paid for itself first week. Can take more clients without hiring help." THE EXPANSION: Started with individual tax clients. Accountant wants small business version for quarterly documents. Same PDF Vector approach. Additional revenue.

Guess what? It's exactly 80 days ago, when I started with a local n8n setup. Not more than some "maybe" and the desire to do something. 80 days ago. That was Oct, 1st. I accepted the challenge. The last 80 days I spent hours building, supporting, coaching, reading. I texted some friends and family. I registered a server. A domain. Participated in a challenge - successfully. Went through the 30 Day accountability plan here. --> Thanks to @Duy Bui Amazing how far I have come in this short time! 80 out of 360 days (roughly about 22%). I got stuck - and you helped me to get unstuck! --> Thanks to @Chris Jadama, I still remember your Loom spotting my HTTP request issue, spot on. I found friends 😊 --> Thank you, @AI Automate Services 🥰 My lesson? Conclusion? I'm right at the beginning. Next year is around the corner. It will be good, really good. Some fresh new 365 days. Check this out. This, was meant to encourage you. Every single one of you. You might be at the beginning or before the finish line, doesn't matter, everyone can do it, everyone can share. And if you need some inspiration, check out @Sarah Martinez posts. 🎉