We’re expanding our AI Automation Agency and currently looking for talented: 1. Content Creators 2. Developers 3. SEO Experts 4. Cold Callers If you’ve got solid experience in any of these areas and are passionate about building smart solutions that help small businesses or Home services providers grow we’d love to connect with you. 📩 Comment below👇 if this sounds like you or someone you know, let’s build something great together.

Here are some insights on SaaS vs Micro-SaaS products. Was researching SaaS and micro-SaaS web apps which launched in 2024 and found some interesting metrics which I wanted to show. If you are a solo founder, deciding on what to build, this might give you a sense of direction.

Hi All - Getting a bit overwhelmed with the total amount of clients I am getting now. Looking for someone to join the team who has a solid background with n8n and make.com as well (some clients are already using that). If you are someone who is looking for a gig, let me know below and DM me as well with any relevant experience you may have. Happy Building :)

I've been building automation workflows and talking to agency owners for a while now. Here's what I'm seeing that nobody wants to admit: Three problems are killing agencies right now: 1. THE DEMO TRAP Your automation works beautifully in testing. Client sees it. Gets excited. Deployment happens. Real data + legacy systems = everything breaks. Integration is messier than expected. Timelines slip. Client loses trust. This happens more than you'd think. 2. THE ROI GHOST Clients don't care about features. They care about outcomes. "We'll automate your lead qualification" means nothing. "We'll have 15 qualified leads hitting your calendar daily" means money. The gap between what agencies pitch and what clients actually measure their success on is massive. Most agencies never connect those dots. 3. THE HUMAN PROBLEM Ironically, automation kills agencies when they over-automate. You build a beautiful AI system. Client gets answers 24/7. But the bot can't upsell. Can't read between the lines. Can't tell when a customer is ready to upgrade or about to churn. You save $500 on support costs and lose $5,000 in account expansion. The math doesn't work. Here's what actually works: - Build proof of concept first. Real data. Real environment. Then scale. - Frame everything around business outcomes, not features. - Keep humans in the loop for high-value decisions. Let automation handle the 80% of easy stuff. - Set realistic timelines. Legacy integration is always slower than it looks. The agencies that are scaling are the ones being honest about this. They're not promising overnight automation. They're delivering reliable systems that work and don't overpromise ROI. If you're building an agency, be clear-eyed about these three things. Your clients will thank you, and you'll actually keep them.

Hi. We have number of small businesses looking to add n8n based automation systems into their day to day operations. So I'm looking to hire qualified freelancers who can deliver time vs cost effective results. Before discussing real work projects that we will need designed, developed and deployed for our customers we will interview you and then offer you a few test jobs with a small budget. If the results match our requirements we will discuss projects further. If you are interested be sure to provide your email address and answer the following: 1. rate yourself between 1-10 with n8n 2. do you have EU or US based customers that you can provide us as references 3. do you agree to sign an NDA