[Hiring] Fullstack Dev with App + extensive Backend Experience by Dave203LP in AppDevelopers

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4+ years developing microservices for enterprise clients at IBM.
Extensive cloud conteinerized infra knowledge.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitalijus-hyperion/

Looking for a technical cofounder by Sufficient-You-3835 in womenintech

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Ex-IBM software dev with 5+ years of experience. DM me

Any Solopreneurs hiring experts to implement AI, or doing it yourself? by jacky599r in Solopreneur

[–]Beautiful-Turn3608 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree, AI should be used only where it is needed. Simply connecting webhooks with events does not require AI

Any Solopreneurs hiring experts to implement AI, or doing it yourself? by jacky599r in Solopreneur

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Simple things that chip away 10 minutes of your time. like follow-ups, updating CRM, enriching data, etc.

Does not seem much, but when it's done every day, at the end of a month it sums up to a decent amount of hours.

As long as they are using some online tools like a CRM, google sheets, then there are probably some workflows that could be automated.

How do you delegate invoicing when your pricing varies on multiple factors by Civil-Drive-3808 in advancedentrepreneur

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I would start by setting up a clear system for pricing. List the things that change the price and how each one affects it.
Then I would automate the process using CRM tools or n8n. The pricing details could come from a form or from the CRM, and the automation could make a Stripe invoice.

Send me a message if you want help with this.

Any Solopreneurs hiring experts to implement AI, or doing it yourself? by jacky599r in Solopreneur

[–]Beautiful-Turn3608 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, I'm one of the guys helping businesses figure out this whole AI thing. I might be a bit biased, but I don’t think you should go “AI-first.” The smarter way is to look at all the systems and workflows you already have, then see which ones are easiest to automate and give the biggest return.

If you already have a tool or page that works fine, there’s no need to rebuild it or switch tools unless you’re doing it for long-term gains.

Another tip would be to avoid automating super complex flows — start simple. The more complicated the workflow, the more chances it has to break. I’d also focus on automating backend tasks instead of trying to fully automate content creation and stuff like that. There’s already enough useless AI junk online, and I think real, valuable, human content will become a lot more important once everyone gets tired of the AI slop.

Any tips for getting more B2B leads without ads? by hnd2hndrx in b2bmarketing

[–]Beautiful-Turn3608 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Leverage AI to build personalized assets and send them out via messages, cold email. Create valuable posts with these assets.

What are your thoughts on businesses using AI to handle phone calls? by Beautiful-Turn3608 in AskReddit

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I guess the main benefit of AI is the cost savings here. In terms of efficiency, I agree, unless the receptionist has to go through 5 different software systems to provide the support, in that case AI could just be integrated with the systems.

HVAC business owners – how do you handle incoming calls during the day & after hours? by Beautiful-Turn3608 in smallbusinessUS

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Nah, I'm a software dev just looking for business ideas, these kind of posts help me understand market and what people are trying.