Mostly web development and affiliate marketing. Still figuring out how AI can save me time.What is your money making process you have? Then we can talk about improving it with AI, and making an improved workflow.
I wouldn't recommend it for any customer facing operations. Aside from that, blaze away on the backend. Use it for code, and testing.Mostly web development and affiliate marketing. Still figuring out how AI can save me time.
If web development nd affiliate marketing is your thing, I recommend ChatGPT for coding, keyword research nd content creation. after getting accustomed to ChatGPT move on to n8n/Make to connect various tools. using n8n/Make, you will be able to conduct research and create reports.What AI workflow would all of you recommend for beginners?
You cracked me up, buddy!We are entering the age that people have forgotten how to work and earn! lol Everyone is thinking they can just get a clanker to do it for them!![]()
Haha, absolutely, you're right, AI agents are really making automation a lot easier, I will keep your suggestion in mind.You cracked me up, buddy!
Soon, it's going to be AI agents talking to each other to book appointments, and for other stuff. Guess we're all going to be having lifestyle diseases soon.
@Zyronix
But AI has helped a lot in the tasks that can be automated, even in the web dev niche. A good starting point to learn about agents is by using a free Gemini API key and n8n for the workflows. There are many free workflows that you can find on their website and use for free.
skip the general question and start from one task you already repeat every week. for web dev plus affiliate the usual first win is a content pipeline, keyword list in, draft and meta out, you editing before anything goes live. the second is qa, feeding a crawl export back and asking for pages with missing titles, broken links and orphaned urls.What AI workflow would all of you recommend for beginners?
I will remember your advice.skip the general question and start from one task you already repeat every week. for web dev plus affiliate the usual first win is a content pipeline, keyword list in, draft and meta out, you editing before anything goes live. the second is qa, feeding a crawl export back and asking for pages with missing titles, broken links and orphaned urls.
whatever you pick, keep the first version boring: one trigger, one model call, one output you check by hand. most beginner setups fail because they chain five steps and nobody notices when step two silently returns nothing.