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Hello! great video!. Is there any advantage or difference between doing it with make, or doing everything directly with n8n? Another question (sorry!) if is any chance to use a webhook or something to build the simple front end inside the webhook? you are making excellent content; Greetings from Argentina.

Really appreciate the context slides before the demo. Super helpful. Great video!

Thanks!

Finally I find something that speaks to me. I handle DevSecOps in my day job and I love the idea of combining that with no code solutions. I'm putting together my own ops business and honestly have far less experience with the business side. Lemme know if I can help you out, maybe get some business tips in the process 😁

Great video!

Gatekeeping how you built this step-by-step just makes this a 30+ minutes infomercial.

Nice content.Definitely clone the repo and test it.

I mean this in the most constructive and helpful way as possible, the video has too much fluff

This was on my wishlist! Phenomenal!

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Really good Hunter

will be great to have a real live (sort of) example for something very very basic to break the inertia and start using all tools togheter. Not necessarelly to do any complex but show how you chain all parts.

Great efforts in bringing this to us! Thank you so much! 🙏🏻💯

Very good! Thanks!

Thanks. Just way too many commercials.

This is a good video, thank you! My recommendation is to go in depth in to the technical stuff, because they are the really important ones. The video as I understand it shows what you've done but not how you've done it. How exactly to make the interface functional with v0? How to integrate it with n8n? How to upload it to a website? And more... You assume people understand the hard technical stuff very well and go really in depth on the easy stuff :D This is not intended as an offence, but as an advice because I was told I am doing the same stuff when explaining something technical to people that don't deal with it on daily bases.

Hey Hunter, Great Stuff! I look every day for the 3rd video of the series to drop, any thoughts on when and if you are going to put the backend AWS video together? Thanks, really enjoy your content!

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Thanks for the video. Just a heads up: you don't need to use AWS Secrets Manager to store the credentials. In n8n you can create a secret for a custom credential just like you can for built-in nodes. Just create either a Basic Auth or Header Auth credential and then you can reference it in the HTTP Request node.

Really good explanation 😊

Nice one

Great and insightful video! Hosting a website affordably and getting everything online is one thing, but attracting traffic to the site is another challenge altogether and can become significantly more costly. Do you have a strategy for this, or are you planning to use tools like Google Ads and tracking pixels? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Great video. Could you please do a tutorial on how to build this kind of Saas and how to connect n8n with the front end?

Golden nuggets here, great video!

Hey Hunter! great content, please keep it up such content. One question how did you know that customer has already put in the email? because you didn't create an account for him or what so ever, Is it stored in the local storage?

Great video Hunter, always love the content, thanks for sharing this!! ❤. Any idea when we can expect the last video from previous series Domains to Dollars for auto deploying?

Hello Hunter! Great video, I am stoked to be the first one commenting. Would you be willing to consider making a tutorial on integrating a frontend with v0 with database calling functions through n8n? I would like to see both supabase and pinecone integrations. Would be awesome if you could make a tutorial on that, because easy backend development seems to be the harder problem that not many other youtubers, who teach app creation/coding/composing etc are addressing. Since this is the only comment, I might give you some context: I'm building a delegation assistant as a chrome extension. The user inputs an outcome/goal for today, this gets posted into supabase, uses an LLM step and returns delegation suggestions into a dynamically updated field in the chrome extension. Then the chosen delegation suggestion gets sent to agents (in n8n or relevance ai), which execute it. I have ran into issues calling the supabase api directly, so I believe sending the data via webhook to n8n and have it call supabase would be a solution. Appreciate your tutorials. Cheers

Api is not free. Is there a free option?

HUNTER we need to talk asap! Im similar to you, just a little more impulsive. Last christmas on rum and egg nog I got my carts up to 250 domains! Honestly tho, not embarrassed or regretting it. Youll see what I see, but you literally put together what Ive been putting off for months, the domain to dollar automation flow. Really we should discuss huge value and for sure I promise you a productive chat. I value time

Great! Now, can you create a landing page/SEO optimized/front end portal so I can just input my info and out comes the landing page? You know, the automated version! You could set this up and charge for it! I need this so I can just create landing pages for my domains as I need to build them now versus learn what you are showing us here in your YT Channel!

Thanks. Just subscribed and looking forward to the next video. Please "dumb" down your workflow for those of us who are not at your coding and AI automation knowledge level!

Why are you sharing screens with the smallest possible font sizes on the largest possible monitor. Don't you realise not all people watch UA-cam on 80 inch monitors? Zoom in!

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Hey bud, didn't receive the email with the n8n files.

As a fellow domain hoarder, I relate to the struggle of unutilized domains! 😂 Any tips on making them work effectively?

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Love the series.. You can improve it by adding SEO config (allow you to change metadescription) and Template config (allow you to easily switch out the theme easily) Meta of the meta.

Absolutely great work, ❤💯 great example for leveraging n8n, I am excited about the final part of deployment via automation.

Hey Hunter , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?

I do more traditional web development and maybe a year ago I switched over to using a config JSON object for site data and tailwind theming to help speed up the process and it's been great. Can you provide a url of one of these sites in the wild? I want to look at it with page speed insights. I have dabbled with the idea of not using frameworks for these types of one page sites because of performance issues.

My man !!!! Hunter sneed , i'm just few minutes in the video and allready you turn a smile on my face ! :D. This is EXACTLY the stuff i can use !! very very imprressive. outstanding work my fried! you got new subscriber and fan !

I want to download the automation template, but I cannot receive any email after inputting my email.

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00:01 *🚀 Introduction to AI-generated landing pages* - Hunter Sneed introduces his project to create industry-specific landing pages using AI - Background on Getting Automated and WorkFlowy, Hunter's automation businesses - Confession of domain buying problem, with over 30 domains costing $500/year 00:02:19 *🌐 Challenges with traditional landing page methods* - Limitations of existing landing page services for multiple domains - Issues with WordPress, DIY website builders, and custom development - Key criteria: quick generation, cost-effectiveness, and performance 00:05:53 *🏗️ Static site generation as a solution* - Benefits of static site generation using React - Performance comparison with traditional CMS platforms - Explanation of the static site build process and hosting options 00:09:49 *⚙️ Workflow overview using n8n* - Introduction to n8n workflow for generating landing page content - Explanation of config file and its role in the React site - Process of using generative AI to create content for different site sections 00:14:52 *🤖 Detailed n8n workflow breakdown* - Demonstration of n8n workflow components and prompts - Explanation of loop structure for generating multiple content sections - Use of Anthropic's Claude AI model for content generation - Implementation of structured output parser for consistent JSON payloads 00:20:49 *📄 Creating and cleaning the config file* - Demonstration of mapping generated content to site sections - Explanation of config file structure and content - Process of cleaning and formatting the config file for use in React app 00:23:33 *💻 Demonstrating the React site* - Walkthrough of the config.js file and its contents - Live demonstration of running the React app - Showcase of the generated landing page and its modifiability 00:25:47 *🔄 Workflow overview and real-time demonstration* - Recap of the n8n workflow, from idea to live site - Real-time demonstration of content generation process - Explanation of the speed and efficiency of the workflow 00:28:11 *💰 Benefits and future plans* - Cost-effectiveness of hosting multiple sites - Time savings in development and content creation - Preview of upcoming videos on React template and deployment automation 00:30:05 *🏁 Wrap-up and additional information* - Mention of offering this service to businesses - Overview of features: SEO-friendly, analytics integration - Invitation for questions and support Made with HARPA AI

Right on 👍🏾 thanks for the series 🙏🏾

Thank you. Glad to see these videos popping off!

This is genuinely the best n8n video I’ve seen in a while. Well done!

unfortunately all your videos are too zoomed out to reach properly, even though i am watching at 4K. Must be the resolution of your extended screen.

Amazing idea, I do to have few domains and just thinking on putting each one to work is a pain, but this is magic!!! You mentioned you used a website as guideline to create the best landing pages, what was that website? Thank you!