Managing an Amazon Seller account looks easy from the outside… until the daily tasks start piling up. Inventory tracking. Price updates. Review monitoring. Order notifications. Refund requests. Customer messages. It adds up fast. Recently, I worked on an automation setup that helps Amazon sellers keep everything running smoothly without touching every little task manually. Here’s what automation can handle: 1. Inventory Monitoring The system checks stock levels in real-time and alerts you (or updates a Google Sheet) before you run out. No more lost sales from “Out of Stock.” 2. Price Adjustments Using APIs and rules, your product prices can auto-update based on competitors, demand, or time of day. 3. Review Tracking Every new review—positive or negative—gets pulled into your dashboard instantly. You can even trigger an auto-response workflow for negative reviews so customer issues get handled faster. 4. Order & Refund Notifications Instead of checking Seller Central every 30 minutes, you get automated messages whenever an order or refund comes in. 5. Customer Messages Using AI + n8n, you can draft fast, professional replies to customer inquiries and send them with a click. 6. Sales Reporting Daily sales summaries can be automated and sent directly to email, Slack, or Notion. With the right workflow, Amazon sellers can cut 60–80% of the repetitive tasks—and spend more time scaling their store instead of babysitting it. Automation isn’t just convenience… it’s competitive advantage. #AmazonSeller #EcommerceAutomation #n8n #MakeAutomationEasy #ProductivitySystem

Hi everyone!I recently started learning n8n automation and now I’m looking to start working on real projects. But I’m not sure where to find my first client. If anyone here has experience working with automation, I’d love your advice: - Where did you find your first client? - Any tips for starting with small projects? - What types of automation projects do clients usually look for? Any experience or suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks in advance! 🙏

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Today I created an automation that keeps my inbox clean without me touching anything. The workflow automatically scans Gmail for unread emails older than 7 days, checks if they match certain categories (newsletters, promos, low-priority messages), and then does three things: Summarizes the email using AI Labels it with “Low Priority – Auto Managed” Archives it instantly The best part? The summary is sent to a Google Sheet so I can quickly review what I missed without reading the whole email. A clean inbox, less stress, and more control. Automation is truly a superpower. #n8n #AutomationExpert #EmailAutomation #InboxZero #Productivity #WorkflowAutomation