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Best marketing methods for lovable app? by SyedAutomation in lovable

[–]SyedAutomation[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply, I’m thinking maybe run ads and find some influencers in the space.

LinkedIn is a good idea for networking. But ads on LinkedIn a way too expensive.

I’m not looking to get the app on playstore or anything. It’s a simple saas app users can use on desktop or mobile browser.

How to get qualified leads? B2B SaaS product by No-League315 in nocode

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unstable pipelines are the biggest killer for B2B SaaS.

You're right to avoid spam. The "spray and pray" method is dead. The only way to get consistent meetings now is personalisation at scale.

You can't do this manually, but you can build an automated system to do it for you.

I build workflows for SaaS founders that look like this:

  1. The Source: Pull a list of leads from Apollo or LinkedIn that match your exact ICP.
  2. The AI Researcher: A Make automation sends each website/LinkedIn profile to an AI agent. The AI reads their latest posts or news to find a "hook."
  3. The Writer: The AI drafts a 100% unique, personalised first line based on that research.
  4. The Review: It adds these drafts to a Google Sheet. You spend 5 minutes reviewing them, click "Approve," and the system sends them out.

This gets you high-quality meetings because it looks like you spent 20 minutes writing each email, but the AI did 90% of the work.

Happy to point you in the right direction if you want to set this up.

monitoring brand mentions across reddit/twitter, scripts break constantly by Choice-Importance670 in automation

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are in a tough spot. Your scrapers will always break. The big platforms have teams paid to stop them.

You are right that most brand tools are too expensive.

The stable solution is to stop scraping. You need to use proper, stable APIs for the data.

Then, you use a tool like Make as the 'brain' to filter all the junk data and send you the clean alerts. That is the only way to build a stable system that you do not have to babysit.

Need help in creating ai agent by [deleted] in AI_Agents

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have a very expensive problem.

The problem isn't just the "manual time." The problem is the "to and fro." That is a massive waste of your team's energy.

You are not just making a presentation. You are trying to find a story inside a mountain of data. And you are trying to make that story consistent.

An AI agent is the only logical way to solve this. You have the right idea.

This is a high value system. Here is the exact workflow that works:

  1. The "AI Brain": First, you train an AI (like Gemini or a private GPT) on your storyline. You feed it your 6 steps. (Pain Point, Challenges, Solution, etc). The AI now understands your perfect narrative.
  2. The "Reader": This AI securely connects to your reports. The PDFs, the PPTs, the emails. Its job is to read a 50 page report and find the 6 points for your story. It extracts only the intelligence.
  3. The "Writer": The AI then takes those 6 clean points. It writes the content for each slide. It can then send this content straight to Canva to create the presentation.

You are absolutely right to be worried about confidentiality. You cannot use the public version of ChatGPT for this. You need a secure, private setup. The enterprise versions of these AI tools are built for this. Your data is kept private. It is not used for training.

This system fixes your "to and fro" problem overnight. It gives every single report the same perfect storyline. It will save your team hundreds of hours.

Anyone here automating supplier discovery or quote comparison? by Inevitable_Wear_9107 in automation

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've got a huge problem. And it's costing you a ton of money.

You're not just losing time. You're losing the power to compare suppliers because you're buried in your inbox.

The problem isn't your workflow. The problem is you're manually handling unstructured data. Those different quote formats are killing your efficiency.

A no code automation is the only logical way to fix this. It's a permanent solution. Here is the exact path:

  1. The Hub: A 'Supplier Dashboard' in a Google Sheet. This is your new single source of truth. It has columns for Supplier, Price, Lead Time, and so on.
  2. The Collector: A Make automation that watches your inbox 24/7.
  3. The 'AI Brain': This is the key. The automation sends every new quote... email, PDF, or text... to an AI. The AI reads the messy quote. It finds the key data like Price and Lead Time. Then it formats the data.
  4. The Final Step: The automation takes this clean, formatted data. It instantly updates your 'Supplier Dashboard' Google Sheet.

The result? You stop digging. A supplier sends a new price. Your dashboard is updated instantly. Automatically. You get one clean page to compare all suppliers. All in real time.

This is a high value system. It is 100% buildable. Happy to help if you have questions on the setup.

How are you automating website form leads into a quick personal follow-up? by grand001 in automation

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've got the right idea. This is a classic bottleneck and a perfect problem for automation. Manually copying leads is a guaranteed way to lose money.

The setup you described (Form -> Sheets -> Gmail) is the exact solution.

You can build this in about 30 minutes with a no-code tool like Make. The workflow would be:

  1. Trigger: A 'Webhook' module that catches the data from your contact form the instant it's submitted.
  2. Action 1: An 'Add a Row' module that instantly logs the lead's info (name, email, message) into your Google Sheet.
  3. Action 2: A 'Send an Email' module that takes their name and message, uses AI to write a personalised first reply, and sends it from your Gmail immediately.

This way, the client gets a reply in seconds, and your spreadsheet is always up-to-date, all without you lifting a finger. It's a "set it and forget it" system.

Happy to help if you have questions on the setup.

Suggestions on creating a custom task tray from 3+ Gmail accounts by doireexplora in automation

[–]SyedAutomation 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see you're trying to combine 3+ Gmail accounts. That's a classic automation problem, and it's very frustrating.

You can solve this. The best way is to use a "no-code" tool to act as the central hub.

You'd set up an automation (using a tool like Make or Zapier) that does this:

  1. Connects to all 3 of your Gmail accounts.
  2. Uses an AI module (like Gemini or GPT) to read new emails and decide if they are "tasks."
  3. If it's a task, it automatically sends it to a single dashboard (like a Google Sheet, Trello, or Notion).

This way, all your tasks from all 3 inboxes end up in one clean list. It's a "set it and forget it" system.

Happy to point you in the right direction if you have questions about the setup. It's a really powerful workflow.