I just started building a voice agent for a car dealership here in the Netherlands, my first client, and we are on a trial for a while. I can see that what I setup for them is easily converted to any niche ofc. I have been cold calling car dealerships for the AI voice service (more like a wedge to get in and then offer DBR and other services) in the UK and the Netherlands. According to the profile writing GPT, our linkedin should target one particular niche. For a while I targeted solar in the Netherlands and after a while I had to stop because here they are at capacity everywhere. Questions 1- I don't know whether to stay broad like Dan recommends for Linkedin while I build more testimonials or to niche down like the profile GPT suggests. 2- Should I pick a main offer as well or do I lead with an AI agency that has several services like an AI receptionist, lead reactivation, reputation management, etc? or pick just one service to write on my profile? I soon want to create video content on cold calling, creating agents, being a developer from home, etc.. My website and current Linkedin are both niche agnostic. I also got a DBR specific page in my website but it is not the main offer. Advice is welcome!

Howdy Gang! I've got this super powerful system lying around collecting dust that is just waiting for the right person to sell it and rake in piles of passive dubloons. Read on to learn more: If you've already got one foot in any medical industry and/or are looking for a tech partner who knows how to make sh!t happen, read on: I've been around the block with GHL a couple times over the past 2 years after joining this fair community and, by now, know the platform like the back of my hand. I've run dozens upon dozens of DBR campaigns and have a trick or two up my sleeve when it comes to the tech side of it. I know that a bunch of you who I've collaborated with in the past can personally vouch for that. Shoutout to the OGs! ;) "Cut to the chase, dude!" - Yea right, so here goes: At the start of this year I've handcrafted a GHL-only AI automation system specifically for the Med Spa industry (although certainly applicable across the board) that, after having been deployed a handful of times, has just been sitting collecting dust ever since my partner from those days and I have parted ways. The FDF System impressively automates all of the following, freeing up immense time for the clinic/business: 📞 RECEPTION VOICE AI First point of contact for patients/customers. Handles FAQ, recommends & upsells services, directly handles bookings with or without deposit ( either via simple online calendar page OR via secure and clean little payment site @ MedSpaName.cleanbookingdomain.com) 💬 SMS AI A) Following up from reception + handling any questions via text. B) Inbound/S2L first contact from ads and DBR/email promotions. ➡️APPOINTMENT HAPPENS⬅️ 📝 FOLLOW-UP AI Automatically knows and reaches out when a touch-up of the patient's recently booked service (Botox, facial, etc.) is due and automatically books them in for a follow up visit via the usual calendar or deposit route. ⭐ REVIEWS AI Reaches out (hours/days) after they've been to the clinic and collects their experience/sentiment:

Hey gang! 👋 Are you currently faced with a daunting ocean of tech shenanigans you'd rather not have to deal with? We've all been there. And many have thrown in the towel due to this tech frustration. But you see the huge value in this system and want to stick this through no matter what, you say? My question to you is: do you have experience with sales or marketing? Cold calling, cold emailing, LinkedIn outreach, appointment setting; it's all welcome. I'm looking to connect with people who want to bring in clients while I take care of the technical side and fulfillment. I've been a software developer for 12 years and have the backend already dialed in: from lead reactivation systems and AI receptionists to rapid custom demos. Check what I do: https://www.leadawaker.com/ And https://www.leadawaker.com/reactivate So you don't need to worry about figuring out how all this crazy stuff works, or even fulfilling the work yourself. Your job can simply be getting conversations started and booking meetings. And if you're comfortable taking those meetings and closing the clients yourself, even better. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, send me a DM. Cheers, Gabriel

Hi amigos, I'm interested in giving Topa a shot and I see that 1 subscription is 80$, two is 100$ and each subsequent one is just 10$ extra. Who is up to join in?

One question I ask every local business before talking about more leads: what happens when someone rings and nobody picks up? For most trades the honest answer is nothing. The caller tries the next name on the list. So the first thing I set up in GoHighLevel is the plainest one: missed call text back. The caller gets a text within a minute saying sorry we missed you, what do you need? The reply lands in one inbox and opens a pipeline card, so somebody owns it. No AI, nothing clever, and the owner understands it in one sentence. That matters, because it is the automation they will still be using in a year. What do you set up first for a new local client?