If you’re trying to learn AI automation, stop hoarding courses and start doing this instead Been teaching myself AI automation for the past 2 years..here's what actually helped me improve (and not just feel like I was learning while doing nothing). 1. Start by solving your own workflow problems For me, it was content overload. I read a lot ...blogs, papers, Twitter threads .... but never had time to actually process it all. So I built a personal research assistant in Make.com: Scrapes an article Sends it to GPT-4 Drops a smart summary into Google Sheets Now, when I see something interesting, I just throw the URL in and get a clean summary. It started as a test. It’s now part of my daily workflow. Start with what slows you down. Don’t build random clones just because a tutorial says so. 2. Only follow builders, not talking heads Most content is noise. These few actually helped me: Liam Ottley → teaches how to build/sell automation systems Nick Saraev → great technical breakdowns (n8n, Make) Greg Kamradt → teaches RAG, AI agents, production flows Aravind the AI Guy → AI tools for solopreneurs every week Etc.. Rule: Watch → pause → apply. Don’t binge watch. Build while watching. 3. Use communities like search engines Most of my breakthroughs came from Discords, Reddit, or Skool threads. When I’m stuck, I search the exact error or use case in these: r/PromptEngineering, r/aiagents, r/n8n Discords: Learn AI Together, AI Agency Alliance Skool: AI Automation Agency Hub, Maker School, andynocode etc.. Chances are your question has already been answered. 4. Only take a course if you’re gonna build with it Courses I liked: 🧠 If you’re new to AI: IBM’s Prompt Engineering on edX DeepLearning’s Prompt Engineering for Devs Andrew Ng’s AI for Everyone 🛠 If you want to build: LangChain apps (any course is fine) CS50’s AI with Python Greg Kamradt’s RAG + agent builds 💼 If you're launching services: JK Molina’s AI Solopreneur Taimur’s Automation Academy Pick one, build while you learn, don’t collect them like Pokemon.

Let's talk about the single biggest deflationary event in advertising history. In 2023, this 3D-animated commercial would have cost $150,000. It needed 12 animators, a render farm, and 3 months. I built it on my laptop in one afternoon. Cost: $0. For decades, small brands lost to giants not because their product was worse, but because they couldn't afford "Pixar-level" storytelling. They were stuck with static posts while competitors bought Super Bowl slots. That era is over. The "Creative Gap" is closing. The Generative Video market is heading to $2.5 Billion, but the real value isn't the market size—it's the Democratization of Narrative. Old World: You need a massive budget to have a brand voice. New World: You need a better prompt chain. The key most people miss? Character Consistency. In this video, the 'Old Man' and the 'Kid' are identical across 3 different 3D environments (Park, Gaming Room, Skatepark). Most people generate random clips. The winners are building cinematic universes. I documented the entire workflow—prompts, tools, and the exact fix for character consistency. Want the step-by-step guide? 1. Like this post. 2. Comment your email ID (so I can send you the PDF). I'll send you the complete breakdown for free. #GenerativeAI #VideoMarketing #ContentCreation #AI #Advertising #Marketing #Tech #Startup #Future

Hey guys, quick question for the agency owners here. For the lat 3 years, my partner and I have been working with ai automation and running an automation agency for a year. We love n8n, but we hit a massive wall: Handing off workflows to non-technical clients or VAs is a nightmare. If the client touches one node, the whole workflow breaks. We got tired of fixing broken scenarios at 2 AM. So, we decided to build our own internal tool (Project Aesora) which is more simpler than n8n. Basically, it allows a non-tech person to connect credentials and run complex automations with 1 click, without ever seeing the messy node graph. We are currently testing it internally, but I’m looking for a few experienced agency owners to roast it. I don't want to sell it yet, I just want to know if this solves a real problem for you guys. If I gave you access to break it and test it out, would you be interested? Let me know in the comments and I'll send over the details.Only serious people ,no spam..

Built a workflow that scrapes Google Maps for business listings, extracts their websites, scrapes those sites for emails, and exports everything to Google Sheets. No APIs, no browser automation...just clean, scalable scraping logic. It loops through each site with built-in delays to avoid IP blocks, uses regex to extract emails, filters out empty results, and deduplicates everything before pushing to Sheets. Works great for local lead gen,real estate, dental, legal, home services, etc. I’ve built 500+ workflows and helped 400+ businesses streamline ops and lead systems. Sharing this one for free ,full JSON included. If you’re building something similar or want to customize it for your niche, feel free to reach out. Happy to help.

If you’re starting an AI agency, you already know how important it is to have a professional website. Without one, it’s hard to look credible or convince clients to take you seriously. The problem is that most developers charge anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000 upfront before you even see the finished product, which is a huge barrier when you’re just getting started. I’ve decided to do things differently. I build custom 3D animated websites designed specifically for AI agency owners at affordable rates, and you don’t pay anything upfront. You’ll see the complete website first, approve it, and only pay if you’re satisfied. The sites are modern, fast, mobile‑optimized, and built with smooth animations to give your agency a polished, professional presence. Most people launching agencies don’t have thousands to spend before landing their first client, and I understand that. My pricing is designed for people who are bootstrapping but still want a website that helps them close deals instead of losing them to competitors with better online presence. If you’re building an AI agency and want a site that positions you as credible and professional, comment “WEBSITE” below and I’ll reach out with details. Let’s build something great together.