Hello @everyone, I am just starting out in the field of AI voice agents and I am trying to figure out the right direction. I have the skills to find and contact CEOs, I am comfortable with cold calling and communicating with clients, and I also know how to build the voice agents technically. However, I am struggling with one big question: which industry should I focus on first? For example, when I spoke with a salon owner, he told me that his receptionist is not only answering calls and booking appointments but also helping with small tasks inside the salon. This made me realize that offering an AI agent as a “replacement” does not always make sense to them. So I want to ask for your advice: which industries do you think would benefit most from AI voice agents? And how can I approach business owners in a way that highlights the value of AI without making them feel like it conflicts with their current staff? Your guidance would really help me in choosing the right path.

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Hello everyone, I’m running an automation/digital agency and currently setting up solutions for clients using Make.com. One challenge I’m facing is how to professionally connect a client’s Google services (Google Calendar, Sheets, Gmail) into Make.com without asking them to share their Google login credentials (which is unprofessional and insecure). I know Make.com provides direct Google modules (Calendar, Sheets, Gmail), but they require the account owner to authorize the connection via OAuth. In practice, most of my clients are non-technical and expect me to handle everything end-to-end. They don’t want to log in or create accounts themselves. So I see two possible options: 1. Use Custom API/Service Accounts 2. Use an Integration Account 💡 My question to the community is: What’s the best and most professional approach agencies use in the real world to connect a client’s Google account to Make.com? - Should I stick to OAuth authorization (done via screen share or onboarding session)? - Is setting up a service account the recommended method? - Or is it acceptable to create a separate technical Google account for the client and use that for integrations? I’d love to hear how experienced agencies are solving this in practice. Any advice, workflows, or even references to resources would be very helpful 🙏 Thank you!

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