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A guy sells one boring AI automation to local dentists and HVAC companies and they pay him $2,000-$4,000 a month each

he's not building fancy AI agents. no chatbots, no "AI employees," nothing that demos well on X

he sells the single most boring thing possible: speed

here's the gap he exploits - the average business takes 47 HOURS to reply to a new lead. by then that person has already called 3 competitors

but respond in under 5 minutes and you're up to 10x more likely to close them

so he builds one workflow: someone fills out a form -> it instantly texts + emails them, qualifies them, and pings the owner with every detail. all in seconds

the dentist was spending $5k/month on Google Ads, getting 100 leads, closing 12%

he didn't touch the ad spend. didn't change the copy. didn't change the offer. he just made the response instant

close rate went 12% → 25%. that's 13 extra patients a month on the exact same budget

then he walks the owner through that math with their own numbers - and the price objection just dies. now NOT hiring him is the expensive option

once that one's live, he stacks the next boring automation. document processing. lead follow-up. dead-database reactivation (agencies pull 1,200% ROI on that one in 60 days).
internal reports nobody wants to compile

flat retainer or per-lead. either way it's recurring, and the system runs

he never sells "AI." he sells time saved and money recovered

save this - the quietest AI money right now isn't apps or agents. it's seery business already needs and has no idea how to build

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@poly_enjoyer yes omega

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While you were using Claude - it was lying to you about its work. Almost every time.

Opus 4.8 broke that. Dr. Károly dissected 244 pages of the system card and explained what exactly changed - and why it matters more than you think.

Bookmark it, watch till the end

[Suryansh Tiwari @Suryanshti777]

https://t.co/V6jgTqZ1vz

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@Quasar0x thanks Quasar

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@Granite0x Now you know the difference

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@bladevsworld I'm glad it helped you

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@MikkyPredict yes, it's important to understand where marketing ends and real technical changes begin

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@EXM7777 that's right machina

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@businessbarista nice example used here

very true about live sources, no need to copy info from somewhere when you can connect it straight and forget

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@0xDepressionn can't skip article on hermes agent

thanks

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@hooeem would be interesting to read your opinion on agent workflows

waiting

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@vikktorrrre 9th point is interesting to me, sometimes it fail very simple tasks, and at the same time can do complex math

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@heynavtoor someone's unemployed era might end after this

workflow finds you a job

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@0x_rody /effort, the ability to change value here was an interesting find for me some weeks ago

solid sheet bro

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@0xMovez that's my favorite type of videos

learning for free how to setup a system

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@adxtyahq I'll definitely check out the links

agents are definitely worth the time

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@rewind02 yeah, so right now i'm exploring where speed actually matters

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A guy sells one boring AI automation to local dentists and HVAC companies and they pay him $2,000-$4,000 a month each

he's not building fancy AI agents. no chatbots, no "AI employees," nothing that demos well on X

he sells the single most boring thing possible: speed

here's the gap he exploits - the average business takes 47 HOURS to reply to a new lead. by then that person has already called 3 competitors

but respond in under 5 minutes and you're up to 10x more likely to close them

so he builds one workflow: someone fills out a form -> it instantly texts + emails them, qualifies them, and pings the owner with every detail. all in seconds

the dentist was spending $5k/month on Google Ads, getting 100 leads, closing 12%

he didn't touch the ad spend. didn't change the copy. didn't change the offer. he just made the response instant

close rate went 12% → 25%. that's 13 extra patients a month on the exact same budget

then he walks the owner through that math with their own numbers - and the price objection just dies. now NOT hiring him is the expensive option

once that one's live, he stacks the next boring automation. document processing. lead follow-up. dead-database reactivation (agencies pull 1,200% ROI on that one in 60 days).
internal reports nobody wants to compile

flat retainer or per-lead. either way it's recurring, and the system runs

he never sells "AI." he sells time saved and money recovered

save this - the quietest AI money right now isn't apps or agents. it's seery business already needs and has no idea how to build

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@trq212 we are so back Thariq

appreciate your work

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@DeRonin_ so we're improving quality and reducing quantity

noted Ronin