How to Pitch (Without Sounding Like a Tool Seller) Bad pitch: “I build AI automations using n8n”. Good pitch: “I help [niche] stop losing leads due to slow follow-ups” Your pitch should answer: What problem? For who? What result? No tools. No jargon. No flexing. Clients don’t buy intelligence. They buy relief. 🧐curious to know:-> 1. more points for add-on? 2. how you're pitching your builds? 3. any topic in which you're struggling?

Core Skills You Need (Tools Are Secondary) Forget “learning 10 tools”. Master these instead: 1.Process thinking Breaking work into steps: Input → Decision → Action → Output 2.Logic If this happens → do this Else → do that Automation is mostly logic, not AI. 3.Basic sales understanding What is a lead? What is follow-up? What converts and why? 4.Debug mindset Things will break. Good automation don’t panic — they trace. Tools are just interfaces for these skills. 🧐Curious about:-> 1.Which point is more helpful? 2.More point's? 3.any questions?

1. Audit: Identify tasks that are repetitive, predictable, and high-volume. 2. Standardize: You can’t automate a mess. Map out the manual steps first. 3. Integrate: Use tools to connect your apps and let the data flow.

$47,000 medical claim arrived. System routed to Senior Adjuster before the email finished downloading. Pre-authorization flag included. Built claim processor. Amount-based routing. Automatic reimbursement calculation. No more claims going to wrong people. THE CLAIMS ROUTING NIGHTMARE: Every claim email requires manual review. Someone opens it. Reads amounts. Decides routing. Calculates reimbursement estimate. Checks pre-auth requirements. Three different people. Three chances for error. Wrong routing delays payments. THE DISCOVERY: Document extraction pulls claim details. Code calculates reimbursement. Routing logic assigns based on amount thresholds. Single extraction does everything. Routing happens instantly. THE WORKFLOW: Gmail trigger catches claim attachments → Get message downloads PDF → Document extraction pulls policy, claimant, incident, procedures with amounts → Code calculates reimbursement and determines routing tier → Sheets logs to claim tracker → Slack notifies correct adjuster with full details. 6 nodes. Claims routed automatically. THE ROUTING LOGIC: Amount thresholds determine assignment: - Under $1,000: Auto-approve queue - $1,000-$5,000: Claims Adjuster - Over $5,000: Senior Adjuster Pre-auth flags trigger automatically for claims over $500 without authorization numbers. THE REIMBURSEMENT CALCULATION: Code calculates: Total claimed - Deductible - Copay = Estimated reimbursement. Adjuster sees the math before opening the document. THE TRANSFORMATION: Before: 22 minutes per claim for initial review. Pre-auth sometimes missed. Senior adjusters reviewing small claims. After: Instant routing. Correct tier every time. Pre-auth flags automatic. THE NUMBERS: 847 claims processed last quarter $18K potential overpayments prevented 23 missing pre-auth flags caught 22 minutes → 3 seconds per claim Template in n8n and All workflows in Github

In this video, I'm sharing five simple hacks you can use in Claude Code to build and design better websites. These aren't complicated tricks that require years of coding experience. They're practical techniques that anyone can start using right away, even if you've never touched Claude Code before. I'll walk you through each hack step by step so you can see exactly how they work in real time. By the end of this video, you'll have built your own branded, professional website from scratch without writing a single line of code manually. If you've been wanting to create a website but felt intimidated by the technical side, this is the video for you. Frontend Design Skills: https://x.com/trq212/status/1989061937590837678?s=20