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DM to get Pantaloons GV can be used online or in stores.

URGENT
Do reply or DM to book today.
3 Gift cards [5K, 2K, 2K]

URGENT
Do reply or DM to book today.
3 Gift cards [5K, 2K, 2K]

I have 3 Pantaloons Gift voucher worth Rs. 1000 and I want 950 in return for each Gift card via UPI

I have 3 GV already redeemed in my account worth 5k , 2k and 2k. If you want to book any flight, hotels or bus booking on MMT let me know. I will give you 10% off for any Voucher you want to use.

I have 9k worth on MMT Gift voucher redeemed in my account and want to sell them for 8.5k
Reach out to me if you want to book any flight , hotels , train on Make My Trip.

Body:
Role: Part-Time (or dedicated monthly retainer)
Location: Hybrid (Remote work + 2x weekly store visits in Jaipur)
Salary: ₹15,000 - ₹25,000/month (Depending on your experience, local network, and ability to drive growth)

The Big Picture:
I run a local saree and lehenga business in Jaipur, and I’m looking for a Social Media Manager & Content Creator to help me build a real community around my brand. My goal is to post daily to grow our Instagram presence and drive actual foot traffic to the store.
I am not looking for someone to make highly complex, over-edited videos with crazy transitions. I want someone who understands how to write a great script, create strong hooks, and make simple, authentic content that local people actually want to watch and share.

What You’ll Actually Do:
Daily Content: Deliver roughly 20 Reels and 10-15 Carousel posts per month (averaging one post per day).
Shoot Raw Content: Visit the Jaipur store at least 2 times a week to shoot videos and photos of the inventory.
Scripting & Strategy: Focus heavily on writing scripts and hooks tailored for an Indian audience that maximize viewer retention.
Community Building: Actively engage with followers, reply to DMs, and collaborate with me to brainstorm business growth ideas.
Influencer Networking: Reach out to and collaborate with local Jaipur creators to expand our brand awareness.

Must-Haves (Non-Negotiable):
Proven Track Record: A portfolio showing at least 5 examples of content you’ve created that gained good reach.
Fashion Knowledge: A basic understanding of fabrics, styling, and design patterns (sarees, lehengas) to ensure the content makes sense.
Local Presence: You must be based in (or able to easily commute to) Jaipur.

Bonus Points If You Have:
UGC Skills: Ability to create face-to-camera or voiceover UGC content describing the style/product (no modeling required, just good storytelling).
Existing Network: Pre-existing connections with local Jaipur influencers.

How to Apply:
To weed out spam bots, please send me a direct message (DM) with:

1. A link to your portfolio highlighting your 5 best-performing posts.
2. A brief 1-2 sentence idea on how you would use local Jaipur influencers to drive foot traffic to a local saree shop.

I will review all applications and reply within 48-72 hours.

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to share a workflow I built recently that solved a massive operational headache. If you run a high volume of ad creatives on Meta, you know the pain of constantly babysitting Ads Manager just to spot the exact moment a testing creative starts popping off so you can scale it or move budgets.

I wanted a system that completely removes the manual effort—something that constantly monitors the ad account in the background and instantly verifies a winner the second it hits specific performance milestones, without my team having to lift a finger.

We set up a multi-level structure based on compounding milestones. For example:

• Level 1: Min $1,000 spend at a min 1.6x ROAS
• Level 2: Min $5,000 spend at a min 1.5x ROAS
• (Up to Level 5)

The moment a creative crosses a level, it instantly pings our dedicated Slack channel with the creative name, ID, exact spend, ROAS, and purchases.

The hardest part to figure out was deduplication. If an ad hits Level 1, you want the notification. But an hour later, that ad still has over $1k spend and a 1.6x ROAS. I didn't want our Slack getting absolutely spammed with duplicate pings for milestones we already saw.

To solve this cleanly for non-technical users, I built the automation engine in n8n but connected it to a Google Sheet.

• Tab 1 is the control panel where a media buyer can change the ROAS/spend thresholds anytime without touching code.
• Tab 2 acts as the system's "memory bank." It logs the Ad ID and the highest tier it already alerted. If n8n sees an ad is at Level 2, but the memory bank says we already sent a Level 2 alert, it silently skips it. If it climbs to Level 3, it fires a new alert and updates the sheet.

I also set the system to poll the Meta Graph API every hour. (Pro-tip: Don't do near-real-time or poll every 5 minutes on high-volume accounts; Meta will aggressively hit you with API rate limits and lock your token).

Here's the deal: I want to battle-test this system under a different agency's account structure to see how it handles their volume over the next month or two.

I am not selling anything, and I am not posting a link or a code block here to scrape engagement. I am willing to completely build and implement this exact system into your Meta, Google Sheets, and Slack infrastructure for free.

All I ask in return is that you are an established agency/media company actually spending real budget, you let your team use it for a month or two, and you give me honest feedback and a recommendation if it successfully saves your buyers time.

If your team is buried in Ads Manager and you want to automate your creative tracking on my dime, and we can look at your setup.

Curious how everyone else is keeping track of creative scaling thresholds right now?

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to share a workflow I built recently that solved a massive operational headache. If you run a high volume of ad creatives on Meta, you know the pain of constantly babysitting Ads Manager just to spot the exact moment a testing creative starts popping off so you can scale it or move budgets.

I wanted a system that completely removes the manual effort—something that constantly monitors the ad account in the background and instantly verifies a winner the second it hits specific performance milestones, without my team having to lift a finger.

We set up a multi-level structure based on compounding milestones. For example:

Level 1: Min $1,000 spend at a min 1.6x ROAS

Level 2: Min $5,000 spend at a min 1.5x ROAS

(Up to Level 5)

The moment a creative crosses a level, it instantly pings our dedicated Slack channel with the creative name, ID, exact spend, ROAS, and purchases.

The hardest part to figure out was deduplication. If an ad hits Level 1, you want the notification. But an hour later, that ad still has over $1k spend and a 1.6x ROAS. I didn't want our Slack getting absolutely spammed with duplicate pings for milestones we already saw.

To solve this cleanly for non-technical users, I built the automation engine in n8n but connected it to a Google Sheet.

Tab 1 is the control panel where a media buyer can change the ROAS/spend thresholds anytime without touching code.

Tab 2 acts as the system's "memory bank." It logs the Ad ID and the highest tier it already alerted. If n8n sees an ad is at Level 2, but the memory bank says we already sent a Level 2 alert, it silently skips it. If it climbs to Level 3, it fires a new alert and updates the sheet.

I also set the system to poll the Meta Graph API every hour. (Pro-tip: Don't do near-real-time or poll every 5 minutes on high-volume accounts; Meta will aggressively hit you with API rate limits and lock your token).

Here's the deal:

I want to battle-test this system under a different agency's account structure to see how it handles their volume over the next month or two.

I am not selling anything, and I am not posting a link or a code block here to scrape engagement. I am willing to completely build and implement this exact system into your Meta, Google Sheets, and Slack infrastructure for free.

All I ask in return is that you are an established agency/media company actually spending real budget, you let your team use it for a month or two, and you give me honest feedback and a recommendation if it successfully saves your buyers time.

If your team is buried in Ads Manager and you want to automate your creative tracking on my dime, just shoot me a DM and we can look at your setup.

Curious how everyone else is keeping track of creative scaling thresholds right now?

Hey everyone,
I’m just starting out as an automation freelancer. Until recently, I was building WhatsApp chatbots for local businesses, but with WhatsApp rolling out its own native AI, the writing is on the wall. Basic wrappers just aren't a sustainable main service anymore.

I’m pivoting to infrastructure-level automation and have been diving deep into n8n. I can build complex workflows, handle the API logic, and integrate LLMs, but I’m missing the most important piece: **the actual business use case.**
I don't want to build workflows just because they are cool tech; I want to build what solves real operational bottlenecks.

For those of you who are successfully selling n8n automations to clients, I’d love to get your insights:

1 **What are the top 1 or 2 workflows you’ve actually sold?** (What specific problem were they solving?)

2 **What type and size of business bought them?** (e.g., local service businesses, mid-size e-commerce, B2B SaaS?)

3 **What tools are you integrating the most?** (Aside from the AI nodes—what CRMs, databases, or accounting software are clients actually using in the wild?)

I’m trying to figure out which niche to target first and what specific pain points I should be pitching. Any insights, reality checks, or advice on what not to build would be hugely appreciated!

Hey everyone,
I’m just starting out as an automation freelancer. Until recently, I was building WhatsApp chatbots for local businesses, but with WhatsApp rolling out its own native AI, the writing is on the wall. Basic wrappers just aren't a sustainable main service anymore.

I’m pivoting to infrastructure-level automation and have been diving deep into n8n. I can build complex workflows, handle the API logic, and integrate LLMs, but I’m missing the most important piece: **the actual business use case.**
I don't want to build workflows just because they are cool tech; I want to build what solves real operational bottlenecks.

For those of you who are successfully selling n8n automations to clients, I’d love to get your insights:

1 **What are the top 1 or 2 workflows you’ve actually sold?** (What specific problem were they solving?)

2 **What type and size of business bought them?** (e.g., local service businesses, mid-size e-commerce, B2B SaaS?)

3 **What tools are you integrating the most?** (Aside from the AI nodes—what CRMs, databases, or accounting software are clients actually using in the wild?)

I’m trying to figure out which niche to target first and what specific pain points I should be pitching. Any insights, reality checks, or advice on what not to build would be hugely appreciated!

Hey everyone,
I’m just starting out as an automation freelancer. Until recently, I was building WhatsApp chatbots for local businesses, but with WhatsApp rolling out its own native AI, the writing is on the wall. Basic wrappers just aren't a sustainable main service anymore.

I’m pivoting to infrastructure-level automation and have been diving deep into n8n. I can build complex workflows, handle the API logic, and integrate LLMs, but I’m missing the most important piece: **the actual business use case.**
I don't want to build workflows just because they are cool tech; I want to build what solves real operational bottlenecks.

For those of you who are successfully selling n8n automations to clients, I’d love to get your insights:

1 **What are the top 1 or 2 workflows you’ve actually sold?** (What specific problem were they solving?)

2 **What type and size of business bought them?** (e.g., local service businesses, mid-size e-commerce, B2B SaaS?)

3 **What tools are you integrating the most?** (Aside from the AI nodes—what CRMs, databases, or accounting software are clients actually using in the wild?)

I’m trying to figure out which niche to target first and what specific pain points I should be pitching. Any insights, reality checks, or advice on what not to build would be hugely appreciated!

I have spent the last 3.5 years working as a Software Engineer at a major MNC. I am currently building custom AI automation solutions for businesses and handling 100% of the technical builds.
I am looking to hire a freelance sales expert to handle the outreach, discovery, and closing process.
What We Build
• AI Booking Systems: WhatsApp and Website chatbots fully integrated with client CRMs.
• Custom Automations: Extracting and analyzing data across different platforms using tools like n8n, Make, and Zapier to eliminate manual operational bottlenecks.
The Compensation
• Base Rate: $15/hr for verifiable time spent actively on client discovery calls and meetings.
• Commission: 30% to 50% revenue share on every deal you close, depending on your level of involvement in the sales cycle.
• Software Costs: We will split the cost of the outreach and sales software tools 50/50. I am looking for someone who is willing to put some skin in the game for a high commission split.
Who I Am Looking For
• Proven freelance experience closing clients, preferably for tech services, SaaS, or marketing.
• Someone who understands how to sell outcomes (saving time, booking more meetings) rather than just selling "AI features."
• A self starter who is comfortable managing their own pipeline and outreach.
Next Steps
If you have a track record of closing deals and want a reliable technical builder to deliver on the promises you make, send me a DM. Please include a brief summary of your sales background and what niches you have experience selling into.

I have spent the last 3.5 years working as a Software Engineer at a major MNC. I am now building an AI Automation Agency focused on creating real technical value for businesses, not just basic wrappers.
I handle 100% of the fulfillment and technical builds. I am looking for a pure sales expert to handle outreach, discovery, and closing.
What We Build
• AI Booking Systems: WhatsApp and Website chatbots fully integrated with client CRMs.
• Custom Automations: Extracting and analyzing data across different platforms using tools like n8n, Make, and Zapier to eliminate manual operational bottlenecks.
The Offer
• 30% to 50% Revenue Share on every deal you close. The exact split depends on your level of involvement in the sales cycle.
• Shared Sales Infrastructure: We will split the cost of the software and tools required to build out our sales system 50/50. I am looking for a partner with skin in the game. You bring the sales expertise, I build the tech, and we share the upside.
Who I Am Looking For
• Proven experience closing B2B clients, preferably for tech agencies, SaaS, or marketing services.
• Someone who understands how to sell outcomes (saving time, booking more meetings) rather than just trying to sell "AI features."
• A self starter who is comfortable managing their own pipeline.
If you just want to work without revenue share the budget would be around $20
Next Steps
If you have a track record of closing deals and want a reliable technical partner to deliver on the promises you make, send me a DM. Please include a brief summary of your sales background and what niches you have experience selling into.

I spent about 3.5 years in the dev trenches (Amdocs/AWS) before starting my own agency. One thing I’ve noticed? Most "AI chatbots" are useless because they live in a silo. They chat, but they don't do anything.
I’ve shifted my focus to building agents that actually talk to the business's existing stack. Here is the workflow I’m currently implementing for clients:

1. The Filter: A chatbot that does more than just answer FAQs. It qualifies the lead, recommends specific products based on their needs, and pushes that data directly into the CRM.
2. The Internal "Brain" (Telegram + RAG): I’ve built a custom Telegram integration where the business owner can query their own internal docs via RAG. If a customer asks something weird, the owner gets the context instantly on Telegram.
3. Closing the Loop: Once the chat is done, the system automatically prepares an email draft based on the conversation history. The sales rep just hits "send."
   It’s not "fancy" AI—it’s just efficient software engineering applied to communication. For those of you adding AI to your agency offerings, are you finding that clients actually value these deeper integrations over "cool" looking UI?

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