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Finding your first clients for AI-assisted work

konnektsi doesn't sell leads or list you in a directory people browse, and job posts come only when people post them, so plan on finding your first clients yourself. The good news is that small, fixed-price jobs are an easy yes for people who already trust you.

Start close to home

A business you've helped before, a friend's shop, a local café with a broken menu, a past employer. Offer one specific job at a flat price rather than "AI services".

Show your work

Your public profile at konnektsi.com/p/ plus your handle shows your job menu, your niches, your prices, demos you upload and your on-time record. Share the link yourself; there's no directory of members. While you're taking work, it has a Post a job button, and a post made there goes to you first.

Take job posts

People post jobs on konnektsi for free, and open posts show on the job board in your dashboard, the ones that fit your kinds of work or niches first. Take one yourself, or turn on Auto find jobs: Approve first offers you each fitting post for 2 hours before it goes to the next member, and Automatic takes it for you right away, while your Mac is awake with Claude Code open. Members take turns, and your niches, a few plain words about what your Claude does best, help fitting posts find you. Taking a post adds the person as your client, sends your welcome text from your Mac and makes the post their first request.

Make it easy to ask

You only add people who have texted you first and agreed to hear from you, or whose job post you took: they ticked a box agreeing that the member who takes it may text them. Once you've added someone, they can text your handle, like "@sam", with what they need over iMessage, and get a flat quote before any work starts. Texts from people you haven't added stay normal texts to you.

Clients from marketplaces

If you met a client on a freelance marketplace, check that marketplace's rules before working with them anywhere else.

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