In the process of findong the best Service/Niche combo for my automation skills I thaught of offering automated reports generator for marketing agencies which with a quick search i found it's a repetetive task burning at least 20h/mo growing with each new signed client so I aimed for it but I would like to hear your take on it if anyone is in this niche or worked with it

A few months ago I started building AI content systems for clients. No editors. No script writers. No managers. No scheduling tools. Just AI running 24/7 doing all of it automatically. The results surprised even me. One client hit 5,251,777 views on a single reel. 93.9% of that came from people who had never seen their account before. 2.8 million brand new accounts reached. 204 days of total watch time generated. No paid ads. No cold outreach. Just consistent content the algorithm rewarded because it never stopped. The same system brought in 42 inbound leads and helped close $25,800 worth of clients across four different people. Here is what I learned building this. Most businesses do not have a content problem. They have a consistency problem. The moment you remove the human bottleneck, the algorithm does the rest. AI does not get tired. It does not call in sick. It does not forget to post on a Tuesday because something came up. That is the whole thing. If you are building something similar or want to understand how the system actually works, drop a comment below. Happy to break it down.

Hi I signed my first client this week - in my first week in the community thanks to Tyler and his live, I knew the correct path to take

Hi all! Ive been lurking in this community for a while meanwhile gaining so much insight and inspiration here. I got a client that runs a multi disciplinary medical clinic and wants AI-powered smart patient onboarding form (system) and Automated patient text reminder system for appointments. Any tips and guidance will be highly appreciated! I’m kind of lost and definitely feeling the imposter syndrome lol, cheers!

Agency quoted client $8,500 for a lead enrichment workflow. I rebuilt it in 6 minutes and charged $1,200. Client's happy, I'm profitable, agency is confused. Here's what actually happened: THE CLIENT'S SITUATION Small B2B SaaS company. 150 leads per day from their website. Needed: enrichment, scoring, and routing. Agency proposal: - $8,500 one-time build - 3-week timeline - $800/month maintenance Client thought it was steep but necessary. THE REFERRAL Client's founder asked me: "Is this reasonable?" Me: "For what you need? No." Founder: "Can you do it cheaper?" Me: "I can do it faster and cheaper. Want to see?" WHAT THEY ACTUALLY NEEDED - Capture form submissions - Enrich with company data - Score based on 4 criteria - Route to right sales rep - Notify via Slack That's it. The agency proposal was 47 pages. The actual requirement fit in 3 bullet points. THE BUILD Described exactly what they needed. 6 minutes later: Working workflow. - Form webhook - Company enrichment API - Scoring logic (4 conditions) - Rep assignment based on territory - Slack notifications with lead details Tested it live with their data. Worked perfectly. THE PRICING CONVERSATION Founder: "What's this cost?" Me: "$1,200 setup, $250/month if you want me to maintain it" Founder: "That's 85% cheaper than the other quote" Me: "Their quote included a lot you don't need" Founder: "Like what?" Me: "Custom dashboards, white-glove onboarding, dedicated success manager" Founder: "We just need it to work" Me: "Then $1,200 is fair" THE AGENCY'S RESPONSE They called it "cutting corners" and "not enterprise-grade." 3 months later: - Zero downtime - Zero issues - Client processed 12,000+ leads - Saved $7,300 + $550/month THE REAL LESSON Most workflows are simpler than agencies make them sound. Not because agencies are scamming people. Because complexity justifies higher prices. MY APPROACH NOW Client describes problem. I build the simplest version that solves it. No fluff. No unnecessary features.