Think about it. Everyone is launching an agency, freelancers are looking for new clients, and SaaS founders are trying to figure out how to grow their products. A lot of people have already built something valuable, but they get stuck when it comes to distribution and marketing. They need a starting point. A way to get their product in front of the right people, find customers, and actually grow. And here's the problem. Most AI tools keep giving us the same advice. Claude, GPT, and other models often suggest things that thousands of people in the same niche have already heard. If a million people get similar marketing advice, how likely is it that the same advice will actually help YOU stand out? Think about that for a second. We've started realizing this ourselves. Even Claude can lead you in circles sometimes, giving you generic recommendations instead of figuring out what would actually work for your specific situation. But what if there was an AI model that approached your business like a real marketer? One that deeply analyzed your project, understood your audience and your offer, researched potential growth opportunities, and suggested specific actions you could actually take. Not generic tips. Not another list of obvious ideas. Real strategies to help you grow your agency, get your SaaS off the ground, promote your product, or find the first customers for something you've built to solve a real problem. That's exactly what we've been thinking about. We want to build a model that can analyze a business from different angles and find practical ways to help it grow. And we already have a working prototype. So I'm curious about your opinion. Would you be interested in using something like this? Would you want an AI that tells you what you can actually do right now to get more visibility, attract customers, and grow your project? I'd love to hear your thoughts. What would you want a model like this to help you with the most?

1️⃣ you pick a business you'd like to work with and paste a link to their website. an ai agent reads the public info and builds a working demo agent for that business. it also lists the questions a visitor would have that the site doesn't answer. you get a link to a page with the demo chat, that list and a button to contact you, and you send it to the business owner. it doesn't find clients for you, but instead of "hi, i do automation" you send something they can try on their own business in a minute 2️⃣ this one goes the other way. a free public checker where a business owner pastes their own website and sees how many typical customer questions it answers, plus a demo agent for their business. if they want it fixed, they leave a request and it goes to a freelancer or agency on the platform 3️⃣ this one is about starting a project faster. today onboarding starts with you describing the business. instead you'd paste a link to the website, and the agent looks at what's there, shows where visitors are left without an answer and proposes a concrete plan of what to set up for that business. it would explain why and ask before doing anything none of these are built yet, we're checking which ones are worth building which one would you actually use? and what would stop you from trusting it?

first my english is weak prompt problem and the api keys where i will find this is it paid ?

Hey Everyone, I have been approached to make a whatsapp support agent which 1. Handles inbound queries and gives information about current delivery status 2. Asks leads basic questions and then transfers them to a human I need help in the following:- 1. How to set it up 2. How to deploy 3. What should be the one time and monthly retainer cost Any guidance is truly appreciated @Nate Herk

Many beginners spend months learning tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Make, Zapier, or n8n—but still struggle to get their first client. I’m curious: What is the most effective way to land your first AI automation client when you have no testimonials, no case studies, and limited experience? Would you recommend: - Building a free demo for a specific niche. - Offering a small project to someone in your network. - Sending personalized LinkedIn messages. - Applying for jobs on Upwork. - Joining niche communities and answering questions. - Contacting local businesses directly. For those who already landed their first client: 1. What service did you offer? 2. Where did you find the client? 3. How long did it take? 4. What would you do differently today? I’d love to hear real experiences rather than generic advice.