@pro.glitch: If I wanted my first paying AI client, here’s what I’d build Your first AI service starts with a business problem you can explain and demonstrate. This example follows an events company that spends time turning incomplete customer messages into the information needed for a quote. 1. Talk to business owners and walk through a recent enquiry. Find out which details they repeatedly chase and whether the problem matters enough to address. 2. Build one small workflow: extract the event details, identify missing information, prepare a follow-up question, and assemble a brief for the owner to review. 3. Demonstrate it with made-up customer information. Test conflicting details and changed requests, and keep the business owner in control of outgoing messages. 4. Show the example to the people you spoke with. If they see value, discuss a paid pilot with a defined scope and a way to measure whether it helps. 5. Account for implementation, software costs and ongoing support when agreeing on the work. Customer acquisition, trust and reliable delivery still take work. A focused demonstration gives you a concrete project to learn from and a useful conversation to have with a potential customer. #aiautomation #aiagent
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Monday 14 September 2026 20:10:30 GMT
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Baji Kun :
does proofademic distinguish between revision quality and ai involvement
2026-09-15 09:33:59
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busaif :
Keep Going
2026-09-14 20:55:56
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Jackson~Mark :
One day I wanna wake up stress-free. That's the dream fr.
2026-09-15 16:35:16
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Jack :
Chasing goals at 15.
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Theo Scott :
Started from zero confidence. Finished with a 5-figure milestone. 🔥 My mentor saw potential in me.
2026-09-15 03:55:11
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Tucker :
Bro, I started AI dropshipping just wanting to build something for myself. Moving out became the biggest milestone.
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