#92 · $300K/mo AI Automation Expert Answers Questions For 2Hrs

youtube ↗Niches

Why have there been a recent surge in NAN videos, and do you still recommend the makeover N for beginners?

The surge is because N has blown up like crazy—so many people are interested. My subscriber count exploded when I switched from just Make.com content to editing content, and the graph shows massive growth over the past year. I’ve been posting almost every day, refining thumbnails, and optimizing the channel. The platform is great and cooler than Make, but it’s also more complicated. If you’re a beginner, focus on Make first to build a system that generates ROI, then worry about everything else later.

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youtube ↗Mindset

Why do you make longer, more frequent videos instead of focusing solely on high‑quality production?

The purpose of this channel isn’t to produce ultra‑polished, high‑budget videos. It’s a place where I answer questions, share daily accountability, and build a community of focused business owners. I keep the videos longer and more frequent so I can provide real‑time value, experiment, and stay consistent. Quality is still important, but the goal is to give you actionable insights quickly rather than waiting for a perfect production.

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youtube ↗AI & Automation

Can you compare naden and make for us their pros and cons? Which one is better? For which work specifically and for whom? Is self-hosting none worth for beginners?

Naden is more technical and low‑code, making complex builds easier if you have the technical fluency, while Make.com is truly no‑code and simpler for straightforward projects. I recommend Make.com for beginners nine times out of ten because it’s easier to use, and most users succeed faster with it. Self‑hosting Naden is not worth it for beginners due to its steep learning curve. If you want to build a personal brand, focus on outbound marketing like cold email and Upwork rather than relying solely on video content.

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youtube ↗Lead Generation

Since YouTube is your main acquisition channel, which of your videos bring you 90% of customers for Maker School?

It's almost entirely my long-form course videos about AI and automation specifically. Let me go and find one of these; it's almost always just like my crazy long-form ones. For example, the N8N full course one—what I learned instead of automation in 2026, watch me start and sell a service in 10 hours, five boring AI automations, and then build your first ad business in 6 hours. Anyway, hopefully that was fun, but damn, man. Pay attention to people's eyes from here on out because you never know.

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