Beginner asks what really matters in AI automation before selling it to clients
Responsible-Box-4905 · reddit · 2026-07-24
A beginner wants to learn AI automation properly before selling it to businesses, and asks what actually matters in production beyond quick YouTube demos.
- Whether n8n is really the main tool or just a beginner shorthand
- What tutorials skip that real client work requires
- Which skills matter most: prompting, APIs, webhooks, and more
- Whether YouTube alone is enough or paid courses are needed
- What people use in production: Make, Zapier, and similar tools, and when to choose each
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