Hi all—manually creating and sending client proposals after discovery calls was eating up my precious response time. I spent some time working through it last week, and here’s a simple way I solved it using Make: 1. Created a Discovery Call Form that automatically triggers when a call ends - it captures all client details, project scope, and budget requirements in one go (I use Typeform for this, but any form tool works). 2. The form data flows instantly into a proposal generator that pulls from our pre-built templates - this ensures brand consistency and saves massive amounts of manual formatting time. 3. The system then auto-generates realistic project timelines and milestones based on the scope discussed (this was a game-changer for me - setting clear expectations). 4. Finally, everything gets packaged into a professional proposal and sent to the client - while I’m still saying goodbye on the call. Leads get proposals while they’re still hot. Response time dropped from hours to minutes, and our conversion rate jumped significantly. It costs less than a few coffee runs per month to maintain. Hope this helps you close more deals. 🙏

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Hey everyone, happy to be here in this smart community. I have a question: - Did anyone succeded in making a linkedin post generation tool using AI? { I've seen some agencies that use automation using "Airtable" or "make", and that combines lots of data for input } If yes, how was the result? Did the tool succeded to replicate the human tone (Founders copywriting) and respect the Criteria provided such as Hooks, ICP, or pain points... I know that @Tim Keen tried this, [ Waiting for you insights on this ] If No, what holds you from doing that? is it unsafe to do it or is it just cringy content everytime? Hope you guys have an idea about this as well!

LOL.... don't be this guy. Sometimes you get idiots like this on Linkedin. Dismiss them, block them and move on.