u/Paul_on_redditt

I run a small social media marketing agency of 9 people.

I saw on linkedin that a lot of people are already super advanced with ai. I understand nothing about it and I feel kinda late.

All I did is giving some chatgpt licenses to my team but that’s it 😅

I'm thinking about hiring a tech guy who is good with ai to help me implement ai in my agency.

For those who have already automated some stuff in their agencies or hired some guys to do it:

What task have you automated ?

How to prioritise what to automate first ?

And how to automate (or how to choose the right guy to not get ripped off)?

Pour la plupart des api, tu génères une clé, puis tu fais un call avec cette clé, la méthode et le bon endpoint. Et ça prend 30sec.

Pourquoi google a rajouté autant d’étapes juste pour utiliser son api ?

C’est complètement random mais ça m’énerve quand les gens traduisent bêtement "one trillion dollars" par "un trillion de dollars", alors qu’en français, c’est 1 BILLION.

Ça fout la confusion.

Hi everyone, I've just seen a company in Berlin that has posted a job offer for a "gtm engineer" (employee) role.

I'd like to reach them out (by linkedin dm or cold email) to offer this service as a freelancer (not an employee).

Is it legal to reach them out for that?

(I've heard that Germany is very strict on cold outreach but I don’t know the details.)

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I have been building custom automations with n8n for a year and a half. I already had a couple of clients as a freelancer. So I can handle all of the tech and delivery.

What I sell? Custom automation services to companies from 10 to 100 headcount, usually to automate some boring repetitive marketing or sales tasks (like building lists of qualified leads).

I am looking for a sales partner who can bring clients: doing lead gen and sales calls.

Deals can usually go from 2k to 10k per project. And we can split the revenue in half (you get 50% and I get 50%).

If you are interested, you can send me a dm by presenting yourself.