Hi everyone, I currently have 42 google workspace inboxes. With 25 emails a day per inbox, i can send 1,050 emails a day. Thats about 31.5k emails a month. I will run email campaigns for you, I need commission per paid client i bring. No upfront payment, no hidden fees. I get paid after you get paid I'll show you my infrastructure and all. If you have a very good B2B offer, reachout

Hi all — Igor here, founder of Simple Flooring Co in Chicago. Looking to hire someone to build an end-to-end ops automation: - Lead intake (web, Google LSA, Quo phone) → HubSpot, deduped, source-tracked - Auto-assignment with SLA timers (5-min log, 10-min first contact) - Estimate handoff from RFMS Measure Mobile - PandaDoc proposal + signature - Won deal → QuickBooks invoice + job folder - Job complete → automated review request sequence - P&L / pipeline dashboard Budget range: $8-15K build + retainer. Milestone-based, 30/40/30. SF owns the n8n instance and all credentials. Looking for someone who has shipped this exact pattern for a service business before — not a learning project. Drop a comment with a case study (or DM) and we'll talk. Igor

This is one of those updates that looks small in the UI, but actually changes how you should structure complex voice agents. After building 25+ voice agents that have handled 25,000+ calls, the biggest issue I kept seeing was this: Single-prompt agents are fast to build, but once the prompt gets close to 10,000 tokens with tools, booking rules, edge cases and support logic, the agent becomes harder to control. Workflows solve part of that, but they can become too rigid when the conversation needs to stay flexible. Procedures sit in the middle. They let you turn specific tasks like updating a booking, handling refunds, checking eligibility, or using a tool into triggered step-by-step playbooks that only load when needed. In the video I cover: - Why giant prompts start breaking down - When to use single prompts, workflows, or Procedures - What goes inside a Procedure: name, trigger and content - How to write triggers so the agent actually knows when to use them - How Procedures reference tools, knowledge bases and other Procedures inside ElevenLabs The simple rule: Use a single prompt for simple agents.Use workflows for fixed call paths.Use Procedures for complex tasks that still need flexible conversation. https://youtu.be/bCeErhzbds4

In this video I break down 18 token management hacks for Claude Code, organized from tier 1 (easy wins anyone can do) all the way up to tier 3 (advanced strategies for power users). Most people don't need a higher Claude plan, they just need to understand how to manage context better. Once you understand how tokens actually work, everything clicks.

Currently running an agency and looking for developers who are familiar with Go High Level, and N8N or Make. You will be responsible for building workflows, pipelines, and connecting apps like yelp and facebook to Go High Level to route all contacts/ leads from other apps there. Please message me with your experience looking for someone to bring on Full Time who can handle a few projects a week