Most people think lead generation is about working harder. It’s not. It’s about not guessing anymore. A quick background so you know where this is coming from: - I grew my own Instagram account to 20K followers and 3M+ organic views in 4 months Over the last few years: - I’ve specialized in outbound acquisition systems, outreach systems, and CRM automations - I’ve managed end-to-end projects for a $300K/year web agency - I built an outbound system that took a content company from $5K/mo → $65K/mo in 12 months And here’s the part most people care about: I didn’t get there by testing random tools, copying gurus, or burning money on ads. I broke lead gen down into a repeatable system that does 4 things extremely well: 1️⃣ Identifies the right prospects (not everyone) 2️⃣ Reaches out with context-aware, personalized messaging at scale 3️⃣ Filters out time-wasters automatically 4️⃣ Pushes only qualified, ready-to-buy leads into the calendar This is the exact automation I use: - For my own agency - For clients who want predictable inbound without posting 24/7 - And for businesses that are tired of “hoping” leads show up No theory. No fluff. No “just stay consistent” advice. Just the system — so you don’t have to make the same mistakes or spend months figuring it out yourself. 👇 If this resonates, here’s what to do next: 👉 Click there to get the exact system for free OR 👉 Book a quick call if you want 20+ qualified leads per month, guaranteed, for your business This is for people who want control over their pipeline, not motivation. If that’s you — you’ll know what to do.

I just published a new tutorial where I show how to automatically create short videos for products, links, or blog posts using Airtable, n8n, and AI. Watch the video here: 👉 https://youtu.be/GBtq7tmOqtI If you want to download the full automation and the Airtable base, they’re available in my paid community: 👉 https://dub.sh/automation-tribe This setup is perfect if you want to create videos fast and share them on social media 🚀

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I can build almost any kind of automation you can think of, including: - Business automations — save hours by letting AI handle repetitive tasks - Lead generation systems — so you get prospects on autopilot - Chatbots — for instant replies to customers 24/7 - Callbots — inbound & outbound, including qualifying leads for realtors - LinkedIn automation — connect, message, and follow up at scale - Social media automation — schedule, post, and engage without lifting a finger - And more… if you can describe it, I can probably automate it . No catch. No payment. All I need is: 1. You tell me what you need automated 2. I build it for you 3. You give me a short testimonial once it’s done

Just finished building this workflow, and honestly, I’m proud of how smooth it turned out. Lewis had a pretty common problem.People were trying to book time, but things kept breaking down, double bookings, missed messages, slow replies, manual checks… all that small stuff that quietly eats your time. So I kept it simple. This automation listens to the request, checks availability in real time, and either: - books the meeting automatically - or sends a clear response if the time isn’t available Calendar updated. CRM Updated. Email sent. No back-and-forth. No stress. The goal wasn’t to build something fancy.Just something reliable that works in the background and gives Lewis his time back. To be honest, this is the kind of system every busy founder or freelancer should have running quietly behind the scenes. What’s one part of your workflow you wish would just handle itself?