Anyone want n8n workflows managed for them?

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There are many tools out there, prompts, models, it’s all too much really. In a day I may want to create a video, image, blog article etc. Setting up and understanding best methodologies for each is a huge burden and liability as things rapidly change and improve.

I’m considering a simple system where I can pay someone else to run/manage these automations and prompts instead. And i just get the output. Does anyone else feel like this would be useful?

Or do you want to own the full stack? For me it’s just the time, i’d rather pay someone a bit more for even just the best prompts for a given task versus spending 30 minutes figuring it out.
 
It makes all the difference when you say either you have a process that makes money that you can automate, or you're trying to automate something that isn't making money. For me, the numbers don't lie, I only use automation and ai, where it helps my current workflow where I don't have to spend much, and get a good return on my investment. I know someone programming their own business on n8n. Seems like a gold mine if you have your own business to get people to join and use your business in their automation, especially with ai agents now getting bigger by the day. I don't think ANYONE has a stranglehold on the "Best" prompts for anything though. It's built to be generally consumer-friendly, not case-specific.

I'd be very worried, if my business was built or made on prompts, lol what kind of an asset is a prompt. I should buy them a dictionary & thesaurus, then they'll be able to finally look up the meaning of "Whimsical" and instead use thousands of other words in their vocabulary and get the most impressive results in the world! lol
 
You can hire a VA with experience and have them do it for you. But explaining to them, so they can "explain" to the AI doesn't sound that much more efficient.
 
Totally feel you on this. Half the time I spend more energy setting things up than actually creating anything. If someone could just manage the workflows and hand me the final result, I’d be all in. Honestly, I’d rather pay a bit to skip the headache. This kind of setup would definitely be useful, especially for people juggling a bunch of tasks already.
 
It makes all the difference when you say either you have a process that makes money that you can automate, or you're trying to automate something that isn't making money. For me, the numbers don't lie, I only use automation and ai, where it helps my current workflow where I don't have to spend much, and get a good return on my investment. I know someone programming their own business on n8n. Seems like a gold mine if you have your own business to get people to join and use your business in their automation, especially with ai agents now getting bigger by the day. I don't think ANYONE has a stranglehold on the "Best" prompts for anything though. It's built to be generally consumer-friendly, not case-specific.

I'd be very worried, if my business was built or made on prompts, lol what kind of an asset is a prompt. I should buy them a dictionary & thesaurus, then they'll be able to finally look up the meaning of "Whimsical" and instead use thousands of other words in their vocabulary and get the most impressive results in the world! lol
Not sure I fully understood you but don’t think simple prompt. Think prompt including what specific model, perhaps even a lora, and what information goes in that prompt, like for consistent faces generation etc. That methodology while not too complex, is always changing too like what are the best models and perhaps lora’s etc. So more about the automation procedure then just the “prompt” but was trying to get the idea across.
 
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