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7 contributions to AI Automation Society
A Pattern I’m Starting to Notice (and Struggled With Myself)
One thing I don’t see talked about enough here is not how powerful AI automation is — but how many of us get stuck between learning and actually getting results. A lot of people (myself included, at one point) spend weeks or months: Learning tools Building workflows Watching trainings Improving technically …but still struggle with the same quiet problems: No consistent clients Unclear offers Not knowing what to lead with when talking to prospects It’s not a skill issue, it’s usually a direction and system issue. What changed things for me was realizing that automation alone doesn’t create momentum. Clarity around who it’s for, what problem it solves, and how it creates value does. Once that clicked, everything else started to compound much faster. I’m curious to hear from the community: What feels harder for you right now, building the automation itself, or turning it into something people actually pay for?
1 like • 4h
@József Kálmán Appreciate that, Wondering which part of the process has been the most challenging for you so far: building the automation itself or turning it into something people actually pay for?
Most people in AI and automation communities aren’t struggling with the technology.
They’re struggling with clarity. Clarity on who they should serve.Clarity on which problems are actually worth solving.Clarity on what to sell first before trying to scale systems or products. The result is a lot of half-built automations, scattered offers, and constant switching between ideas, without consistent revenue or repeatable results. The biggest breakthroughs usually happen when people stop chasing tools and start anchoring everything to one real, painful business problem in a specific market. Once that problem is clear, the tech becomes the easy part. What’s the one thing you feel most stuck on right now, niche selection, offer clarity, client acquisition, or turning work into something scalable?
Cold Calling
Is cold calling dead, if not who is usiing it and by what approach. I have been calling local Chriopractors and the messsage is real simple. Most of then have strange business hours, they are not in. And if they are the gate keeper hypes up their system and refuses to try anything new. What is your experience
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@Jay Young Cold calling isn’t dead, but it’s definitely harder with local businesses like chiropractors, gatekeepers and odd hours make it tough. I’ve seen it work better when the first call isn’t a pitch, but more about identifying a problem they already feel. Have you started seeing any results close to what you’re aiming for, or is it still mostly resistance so far?
🚀 Showcasing My Latest n8n Automation
Just built a powerful workflow with n8n to streamline data handling from start to finish 👇 ✨ What it does: 1️⃣ Captures incoming data automatically through a Webhook. 2️⃣ Processes & structures the information to keep everything clean and organized. 3️⃣ Sends the data to an external service via API for further actions. 4️⃣ Logs each entry in a Google Sheet for easy tracking and reporting. 5️⃣ Sends notifications to keep everything and everyone in sync. 💡 Why it matters: This automation eliminates repetitive manual work — no more copying form submissions, sending emails manually, or updating spreadsheets by hand. Everything happens in seconds, hands-free. 🔧 Tools used: Webhooks HTTP Request node Google Sheets Notification service ⚡ Perfect for: Contact forms Lead collection Order notifications CRM integrations 📌 Result: A smooth, end-to-end data flow that saves time and keeps everything organized without writing a single line of code.
2 likes • Oct '25
@Dera Automations That’s a clean setup!, I like how you tied everything together from webhook to Google Sheets, super practical for lead and order tracking. Have you tested how it performs under heavier data loads yet?
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7 likes • Oct '25
@Nate Herk Nice one! I’m running mine on a VPS right now, still testing different setups to see what’s most stable long-term. How about you, what’s been working best on your end?
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Virginia Lowery
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