Hi everyone, I’m Nikit - a B.Tech graduate and entrepreneur. I joined this community to build and scale my own AI agency while learning from people who are already working in automation and AI consulting. Over the past few months, I’ve been actively exploring AI workflows, automation systems, LLMs, and AI-driven business models through courses, practical experimentation, and online content. After watching Nate Herk’s videos, I felt this was the right place to give my learning a clear direction and turn these skills into a sustainable income source and long-term business. I’m currently at an intermediate learning stage focused on execution, real-world implementation, and building client-focused AI solutions. Excited to learn, contribute, and grow with everyone here.

One of the biggest mistakes I made when trying to get ai clients via cold email was thinking more leads = more replies. So I’d scrape huge lists, clean them a bit, and send campaigns out at scale. But the problem was that most of the people on those lists were never a good fit in the first place. Too big niche, wrong timing, no real reason for them to care. So even when the email itself was decent, results were inconsistent. Once I started focusing more on the quality of the list instead of just the size, everything improved. Better replies, better conversations, and way more qualified meetings. So I put together a quick breakdown of how I approach list building now, so you don’t waste time sending emails to the wrong people like I did.

Hey everyone! Started today and incredibly excited. I kept this project at a first run to later re-visit with branding once I have some generated. I'm incredibly impressed with the output quality, and it gave me a test run to understand what the costs of these runs will be, which was a big concern of mine, and now not so much! love some advice: Currently I'm going through the 7 day challenge, then I figured I'd hit the 10h tutorial, but I'm looking to build my own agency and join the premium group. Should I just join now with that goal in mind or keep on the all access videos until I have a stronger base? Thanks in advance!

They think it's there to replace their team. It's not. A chatbot's job is to answer questions — fast, accurately, at any hour. That's it. The moment a customer needs judgment — a complaint, a custom order, an edge case — a human has to step in. That's not a flaw. That's the design. Here's the architecture I build in n8n that respects that boundary: → 24/7 OPERATION — always on, no after-hours gap → HUMAN HANDOFF — escalates anything beyond questions to your team → RAG KNOWLEDGE — pulls real product & shipping info from your own docs → MULTIMODAL INPUT — reads text, images, and voice notes → SMART DEBOUNCE — waits, batches, then answers like a human → PROACTIVE IMAGES — sends product photos when asked The point isn't to replace your team. It's to free them from answering "do you ship to my city?" 200 times a day, so they can handle what actually matters. I've shipped this for stores in fashion, electronics, and home goods. If you want me to break down a specific piece, drop a comment — happy to walk through it. #n8n #AIAutomation #WhatsAppBusiness #Ecommerce #CustomerExperience

Hi, everyone! This time, I’ve created an infographic generator using Nano Banana and Pillow. I can trigger it using natural language or via command. Initially, it only used Nano Banana, but since the text was poorly formatted and I let Claude know, he implemented Pillow. Although the text has improved, the images are now a bit uglier, haha. I don’t really like it, but I’m still learning and improving.