r/n8nbusinessautomation

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Need advice on AI automation

Hello everyone, it’s been three months since I stopped AI automation. I initially started with Make and now I’d like to resume using N8n. My problem has always been finding a niche that’s still viable and offers a problem to solve with my automations. For example, whenever I have a clue about a niche I discover a SaaS already solves the problem. I’m looking for people with experience in the automation business who could advise or guide me. I’ve been stuck for a week now and I’m really motivated! Thanks 🙏🏼

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u/ku4tro_stone — 9 days ago
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The community node that finally let me delete half my document workflow [Workflows Included]

👋 Hey n8n Community,

Community nodes are where a lot of the real magic in n8n happens, the ones that collapse a tangled setup into something you can actually maintain. I want to share the one that did that for me, and hear which ones did it for you.

My headache was document extraction. My first attempts were a Frankenstein chain: one node to pull text, another to parse it, a Code node to normalize the mess, then more logic to cross check the output and catch the fields that came back wrong. It sort of worked, but every new document format cracked it somewhere, and I spent more time patching than building.

The easybits Extractor node is what finally fixed it for me (full disclosure: I worked on it myself, since there was no simple and robust extraction node built especially for n8n). Extraction, structured output, and a confidence score came out of a single node, so all the normalizing and cross checking I had bolted on by hand was just gone. One node did the job that five were doing badly.

The takeaway is not really about one node though. It is that when a part of your workflow keeps growing extra nodes just to hold itself together, that is usually the signal to go looking for a community node built for exactly that job, instead of hardening the workaround.

So, which community node saved you from a monster setup? What was the before and after? And if you have built a node yourself, feel free to drop it here too, I would genuinely like to see what people are using.

Best,
Felix

P.S.: If you want to see how the community node looks in practice, almost all of the document flows I built are on my GitHub: https://github.com/felix-sattler-easybits/n8n-workflows

u/easybits_ai — 9 days ago
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u/DK1100i — 10 days ago

Starting SEO content for a business is harder and more expensive than I expected

I’ve been working on SEO content for my own business, and honestly, I didn’t expect the process to be this difficult.

The obvious part is writing the article.

But before you can even get there, there’s a lot of work involved:

  • Finding what people are actually searching for
  • Researching competitors
  • Finding the right keywords
  • Planning what to write
  • Researching the topic
  • Writing the article
  • Creating images
  • Optimizing everything for SEO
  • Publishing and maintaining the content

And doing this once isn’t the real problem.

The bottleneck is doing it consistently while keeping the quality high.

You can hire someone, use an agency, or subscribe to different SEO tools, but the cost can add up quickly. And if you’re a small business, paying for several tools just to keep your content pipeline running isn't always practical.

So I started thinking:

What if I just built my own SEO content pipeline?

Instead of trying to build everything at once, I’m building it piece by piece.

The first piece I’m working on is seed keyword research.

I start with a competitor URL and use YepAPI to pull the keywords that competitor is already ranking for.

From the results, I extract 10 seed keywords and store them individually in Airtable.

The idea is to use these as the starting point for the next stage: deeper long-tail keyword research.

So eventually, the pipeline should look something like:

Competitor Research → Seed Keywords → Long-tail Keywords → Content Research → Content Planning → Article Writing → Publishing

Still a long way to go, but the first piece is finally working.

u/cuebicai — 10 days ago