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In 2021 and 2022 I was selling conversational ai (about $12,500 90 day pilots) to business with high value clients (think lawyers, HVAC, RE, mortgage brokers, etc) The thing that you have to take into account is the customer's awareness ladder (Eugene Schwartz) and you have to figure out a way to get them to most aware. I saw the other day @Leonard Dauksza mentioned being out in Seattle, networking with large tech type companies and they didn't even know what ICM was... They're unaware. His messaging needs to start by moving them up the framework. If large tech companies are, what do you think SMB's are? I explain the difference in what @Jake Van Clief is doing, who he is selling too, and reframe it so you can sell it to small businesses. it's 2 different ponds that we're playing in. Unless you're an MSP already with clientelle, or an agency that has client's trust you earned, you need to come over to this pond...it's nice a warm here. In anything you're doing, just understanding the customer's journey will help you in your own marketing systems. I teach you how to get the business owner asking you about ICM the same way I do and did in 2021 2022 when "conversational ai for sales" was only being ran by 1 company. You learn to gain trust and make some extra scratch on the way (woosender.com still a company today). Let me know any questions or comments below... If you want to learn more topics on sales and marketing so that you can do better there, and very basic ICM builds and stuff: My skool: https://skool.com/buildmarketclose/about

I've been struggling with this my entire Admin Life. How do we provide the most value to our members? Jake cracked it — the man is a content machine. But now we're all drowning in it, and the key insights that would actually propel our individual outcomes are getting buried under the volume. This problem alone sent me out to the garage to start tinkering. And here's what I came up with: Why not give every piece of classroom content a quick and dirty TLDR? You scan for ten seconds, decide if it's worth the digest, and move on either way — no more FOMO, no more missed gold. It's five lines. Every time. Same shape: 📝 What this is: One sentence — the thing plus the concrete outcome. 💡 Why it matters: The "why should I care" hook, aimed at you. 🏷️ Tags: #workflow-design, #automation — searchable from the community feed. ⏱️ X min read | 🔓 Free ✍️ Author's note: My honest take in two or three sentences — the part worth the click. ============================================================================= Here's one for real, so you can judge the actual thing and not my description of the thing: 📝 What this is: A cold email system that scrapes prospect websites and uses AI to write hyper-relevant opening lines — reply rates from 3% to 10%, nine calls booked per week. 💡 Why it matters: If your outreach still reads like a mail merge, you're getting ignored — this shows how to automate genuine relevance at scale. 🏷️ Tags: #workflow-design, #automation, #prompting, #client-work, #n8n ⏱️ 4 min read | 🔓 Free ✍️ David's note: This is folder-architecture thinking applied to outreach instead of code. Muhammad built a pipeline that does the research humans skip — the n8n workflow alone is the takeaway for anyone doing client acquisition. ============================================================================ Roast it, praise it, tell me what's missing. I'd rather hear it here than ship something the community scrolls past. Thank you for your time.

Thanks to a conversation I read between @Alex Brown and @Danney Tee my character continuity is starting to actually get on track. I know this is short but for me it is light years ahead of where I was just yesterday. I was was previously trying to train a character using LoRa and that still got me a different character in every clip. But, just using one one image and instead of using text to describe the character, I'm giving it the single character reference and then telling the ai what I want that character to do. This was a case where I was giving too much context. I know it isn't perfect but I'm still pleased with where I am at the present https://youtube.com/shorts/NzzQDYkEYGs?feature=share