@Nate Schweitzer sent me this gem today! Same task. 3 different engines. Only one winner And that winner is cursor. Seriously guys if you are building your agency, your automations, your whatever Cursor does it better faster and cheaper Their composer 2.5 is AMAZING. The entire Ghostsuite has been built purely with composer and I’d never go back. So far I’ve converted the likes of @Jackson Oaks , @Nate Schweitzer and @Doug Grosch to the holy land I’m bot alone anymore People are waking up from the matrix You next? Come check out cursor and get the first month free: https://cursor.com/referral?code=AFABQWJMKIBM

Guys, I'm serious, the power of a demo is unreal! I had a meeting with a prospect monday. They didnt get me what i needed until an hour before my follow up call with them today. when i finally got to it, it was 30 min before the meeting and i gave it all to Ghostcode and in less than 30 min really i had a fully interactive demo ready for my meeting. Now this wasnt some gimicky demo that was on some random infra, no no. It was all on the exact infra that I would actually build the product on why do i do this? bc I'm that confident they are going to close and so when they do i literally just have Cursor then continue to cook on the exact features and requirements. the power of automating your process is nuts, literally so nuts! When the client *saw* the dashboard all ready to go and looking like exactly what they had wanted, they were blown away. Then with some talk about how I operate on payment, my warranty period, and the no mandatory retainer lock in, it was smooth sailing from there. The best part? This is literally going to help them so much and I cannot wait to build it out for them. We're going to be pulling in financial data from all sorts of locations like tik tok shop, amazon, shopify, and quickbooks all so they can see and own their own data. This will obviously lead to lots of ai implementations in the future etc But for now were focusing on data aggregation, refinement, display, manipulation, projection, and understanding. CEO was onboard all bc they could see and feel it before having to say yes. What's working for you? // oh and my 10 free beta spots for the Ghostsuite filled up all before I woke up this morning 😱 So if you weren't able to get on that short list, that's ok, at least you are here! What you should do is go checkout my flagship product that is already in production: Ghostsign If you started or are thinking of starting an ai agency, you need to be using Ghostsign as your ai first sow and proposal research, generator, and signature platform!

Whenever a client wants me to "enrich" or "find" contact information, i had always gone to Apollo bc it was a quick and well known platform. But guys... they will nickel and dime you and it gets to be tooooooo much for both me and my clients. So I found Hunter.io and it seems pretty legit. it has a lead database and an email verifier which is very handy when working to ensure your clients are sending emails to verified emails. What are you going to build with hunter.io if you had to?

What's up guys! Been a busy season for me working to scale up my agency. Things are starting to stabilize, so expect more frequent content on here! I just closed a project with an enterprise company (they're making about $5.5 million each year, have several employees, and are growing fast) and I went about it a bit differently. My original approach was to get an intro call with them, discuss their vision, document it all, produce a detailed scope of work, and then sell them on the *idea*. That has worked well, but I have also lost several deals bc the *idea* wasn't enough to justify the price, even when I used value based pricing. So recently I have adopted a new strategy: The v0 approach. What is the v0 approach? Well it is the idea that once you have your first meeting and you have gathered initial requirements, then you go and you build a "demo" version of what they are looking for. This means you put in the minimal effort to get *something* to work. Once you have this, then you send them a loom going over the demo and showing them how freaking cool it is and showcasing what *you* are capable of. When they see this it conveys a couple of things: 1. You have already invested time and money in this project 2. You are competent and are able to produce a real product quickly 3. You care enough to give them your time When they see this, the value of your project has just gone up. So at this point, they haven't even seen your proposal yet, they have just seen this product you have already built for them. Then from here, you schedule your "closing" meeting. The great thing about this meeting is that they now know exactly what questions to ask, they can point to exact locations on your "already started project" and give you exact details for the project. So now you have gained their trust, they are excited, and you have dialed in exactly what they want from the project. Now it is time to close. With the enthusiasm in the air, you walk them through what you are going to build for them and give them the price.

In this Loom I show you how I built my recipe agent for my wife, so she can organize her recipes and I do not have to go searching for them. It has two parts, ingestion and consumption. For ingestion, you upload images or PDFs, Gemini analyzes them, then an AI agent generates SQL from the database structure and inserts the extracted recipe data. For consumption, a chat interface lets her search, create, update, and delete using SQL with session memory. The principles taught here can be applied to both personal and enterprise use cases where AI agents are desperately needed. Tell me what you're building these days! Happy Weekend!