I stopped chasing the newest AI tools. I started solving boring business problems. That's where the money is.

Just launched beastautomation.com and I genuinely want your opinion. I built the whole site using AI — Claude helped me write the copy, design the layout, handle the animations, everything. Took about a week of back and forth. But here's what's been bugging me: When I look at it now, I wonder — can you tell? Does it have that sterile, "ChatGPT built this" energy that makes you trust it less? Because there's a real tension here. I teach people to use AI for business. My whole thing is "AI can do more than you think." So an AI-built site should be on-brand for me. But if a potential client lands on it and thinks "this looks fake" or "no human put thought into this" — that's a problem. So I'm asking the community straight up: 👉 Go check it out: beastautomation.com Then come back and tell me: 1. First impression — what did you feel in the first 3 seconds? 2. Does it look credible or does it look AI-slapped-together? 3. Is an AI-built website a red flag for an AI automation agency — or is it actually proof of concept? No sugar coating please. I'd rather hear it here than lose clients over it silently. 🙏

Hey everyone, running into a wall and could really use input from anyone who's dealt with this. I'm setting up WhatsApp Business API for a clinic client. Business verification has now failed twice — first attempt had a phone number cache issue (now resolved), but the identity confirmation step keeps rejecting the ID even after fixing lighting, framing, corners, dark background, and file size exactly per Meta's spec. I'm currently submitting a photographed printout of an e-Aadhaar PDF Has anyone here run into this specifically? - Did switching to a different ID type (Passport/PAN/DL) fix it? - Does it have to be the original physical card, not a printed e-Aadhaar? - Any luck getting Meta support to actually clarify the rejection reason beyond the generic message? This is time-sensitive — client onboarding is blocked until this clears, and I don't want to burn another attempt guessing. Really appreciate any first-hand experience here. 🙏

Ok maybe I’m over thinking and getting ahead of myself. I really want to set up an automation business, but I’m thinking how is this managed. I have Claude connected to make.com and it can obviously build automations. How does it work when you get actual clients? How do you manage others work flows? How do you manage passwords, APIs etc. This is where I’m stuck, easy to build for myself, it’s others I’m struggling with. Are there other systems? Any advice or videos that can point me in the right direction would be really appreciated. By the way I’m loving this community 😃😃

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