PitchMaster is expanding into Germany, Spain, Belgium, France, the UK and the US and I need hungry, ambitious sales people to help make that happen. You will be working directly with me. No base salary. Pure commission. If you are good, you will earn well. What you will be selling: an AI voice training platform that helps sales teams perform faster. A product that sells itself once people see it. What I am looking for: -Native or fluent in French, German, Spanish or English -You love the phone and handle rejection well -Experience in sales is a must, SaaS or B2B is a plus Interested or know someone who might be? Send me a message.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m building a voice agent in ElevenLabs and I’m running into a pretty frustrating issue with the workflow routing / conditions. No matter how strict or specific I make my conditions, the agent sometimes moves through the workflow even when the conditions are clearly NOT met. So my questions: 1. Is anyone else experiencing unreliable condition-based routing in ElevenLabs? 2. Are there known limitations or gotchas in how ElevenLabs evaluates conditions? 3. Do you recommend a specific workflow structure or prompt pattern that makes routing more stable? 4. Any best practices to guarantee an agent only transitions when a condition is truly met? Would really appreciate insights from anyone who’s building more complex voice agents 🙏Thanks in advance!

I’m building an onboarding platform for our sales agency. I’m looking for a solid voice agent that I can use where they can practice with in Dutch. I’m using Elevenlabs at the moment but does anyone have other recommendations which work best at the moment?

I’ve noticed something interesting while talking to agency owners lately —almost everyone is doing it alone. They’re the strategist, marketer, operator, and tech lead all at once. And while that hustle looks impressive from the outside, it’s exactly why most agencies plateau early. The truth is — growth happens fastest when you have both sides covered: 🧠 Technical Co-Founder: turns ideas into systems, automation, and client-ready delivery. 💡 Marketing Co-Founder: turns systems into stories, leads, and brand momentum. One without the other is like running on one leg — you can move, but not fast, not far. I think most founders don’t have a co-founder because: - Trust is hard to build online - Skills rarely align perfectly - And everyone’s afraid of giving up control But at scale, doing everything solo costs way more than sharing control ever will. Curious though — do you currently have a co-founder (marketing or technical)?Or are you still handling both sides yourself?

Looking for someone who can help me generate leads for a client via Meta Ads, TikTok, or other channels. Experience with the Dutch language in the Netherlands is required.