For anyone selling AI services to small businesses... The best opportunities usually aren’t exciting. They’re the boring leaks owners have stopped noticing. These are the five I normally check first: 1. Slow replies. How long does a new enquiry wait for an answer? Check evenings and weekends too. 2. No follow-up. Quotes that got sent once and never chased. 3. Quoting by hand. The same questions asked every time, and every quote rebuilt from scratch. 4. Scheduling ping-pong. Five messages just to book one appointment. 5. Retyping. The same customer details typed into WhatsApp, a spreadsheet and an invoice. How to use it: ask the owner to walk you through their last 10 enquiries. Put a rough cost on each leak, in hours a week or jobs lost, then lead with the biggest one. Owners don’t buy AI. They buy the leak going away. Which of these do you see most in the businesses you work with?

Question for agency owners working with real clients: When a new lead comes in, where does the process usually break down? Is it responding quickly, following up consistently, qualifying the lead, getting them booked, or keeping track of everything? I'm curious how you're handling this today and what still requires too much manual work. Not every problem needs AI or automation, so I'd rather understand how people are actually managing these processes before jumping to solutions. What's the biggest headache in your current lead-handling process?

Hey everyone! I'm Shaban and I have been building workflows in n8n. I feel confident enough with my current skills to start offering my services to clients. My short-term goal is to earn my first $1000 from client work and I'm trying to figure out the best and practical way of landing that client. I am thinking to reach out to relevant clients through cold emails but I'd love to hear from people who have already been through this stage. Some questions: How did you land your first client?? Did cold email work for you, or did you find client through another channel?? What would you do differently if you were in my place?? I'd really appreciate any practical advice, lessons learned, or mistakes I should avoid. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I see a lot of enthusiasts here in this community looking to build or scale their AI Agency but facing issues with how to sell AI to make money. Well, Firstly, you need a good starter offer which I recommend as a $5k AI Audit. Secondly, you need larger upsells possibly making your LTV over $30k with a single client. Third, either run ads or do cold emails at scale to attract traffic. Then to convert with sales guys. Then to onboard and service the clients that happen. Now, I'm currently helping these agency owners who want to scale post $30k/m in profits by taking care of the entire marketing side for them on a purely performance basis. I'll do the marketing, bring in new leads, convert them to sales calls (which is the most important task), and then sell them your services as well. (Yes with our sales closers). The only thing you get are onboarding calls on your calendar to service the client. And my team gets a part of the success we bring together as we work on a purely performance basis. Interested? Set a call from my calendar below & we'll speak to see if we can do this for you 👇 Ps: I already run a team where we work with close to 20 other AI Agencies helping them with the same with the same kind of offer I'm making here. So yeah before we stop doing these offers cause it's risky for us too, you can get in touch with us and we can help you as well. Thanks!

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