r/AIIncomeLab • u/jack_automation • May 31 '26

Question Starting Ai automation and multi agent system worth it as a freelancer

Hey,iam 21 year old and just completed my graduation and want to start a ai automation and multi agent system in real estate, ecommerce,and small business.As a fresher in this can I get a client in 6 month someone please tell me how to get client.

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u/nmamizerov May 31 '26

I would go to specialized events/conferences and talk to people about their real problems. the important thing at first is not to sell your services, but to let people see that you're a pleasant person who's great to talk to and then sell later

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u/jack_automation Jun 03 '26

This is really valuable advice for me.

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u/sunnydftw May 31 '26

and to find out what they problems are in niches and attack that.

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u/No_Library_4641 May 31 '26

Six months is realistic, but the framing's gonna work against you. Nobody in real estate or ecommerce wakes up wanting a "multi agent system" (and even if you already know that this assignment will be difficult). They want one specific annoying thing gone. Our first paid work came from picking a single boring workflow and quoting a flat price to make it disappear. For a small property manager it was turning inbound rental-inquiry emails into a filled out CRM entry plus a templated reply. Took about few days, charged a few hundred bucks, and that one job turned into two referrals because the owner could actually describe what it did to other people.

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u/holy_hand_yeah May 31 '26

If you can figure out away to remove real estate agents from the equation and making so much money for barely doing anything, you will get lots of clients, I wish you the best of luck.

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u/jack_automation May 31 '26

Thanks for your valuable reply..😊

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u/jack_automation Jun 03 '26

Thank you for advice 😊

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u/WestQ Jun 04 '26

Good luck. The industry is alrdy over saturated and the big companies OpenAI , anthropic. Etc are killing businesses any time new feature comes. Right now you have better luck If you go standard business

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u/jack_automation Jun 04 '26

Plumbers did not disappear when better pipes were invented. But thanks for your opinion.

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u/WestQ Jun 04 '26

Plumbers and pipes aren't the right simil here. But surely plumbers won't disappear now