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The 3 DM scripts I use to book calls for AI agencies
Hey Insiders 👋 Been booking calls for AI agencies for a few months now. And honestly... most of the DM's I see are trash lol Here are 3 messages that actually got people to reply to me: 1. Give first: "Hey [Name] saw your post about [X]. I made a quick 2min loom with 1 idea to get you more clients. Want me to send it?" 2. Show proof: "Just helped a client go from 5 calls to 22 calls a month. Want me to send you how we did it?" 3. Just ask: "Quick question - what's been the hardest part about getting booked calls for you?" That's it. No pitching. Just help + ask. What DM's are working for you guys right now?
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Good frame. The one thing I’d add: the Loom only works if the idea is specific enough that they can tell you actually looked. A 2 minute audit with one real fix beats three generic “want more clients?” angles all day.
I paid $300/mo for Grokbot. My FREE agent won.
Grokbot went ultra viral and I fell for it. HARD. Signed up for the $300 a month heavy plan just to try it. Had Claude Code zip up my entire knowledge base and every scheduled task Bob runs, dropped the folder in, and Grokbot built 12 sub agents on its own. Named them, wrote their descriptions, all of it. Then I paused Bob and let Grokbot run my business. Cold email, presentations, n8n builds, Reddit posts. It did the work WORSE. Bob lives on a Mac Mini in my office and costs me nothing to run. And he already delegates to sub agents through Kanban when a job actually needs it. I'm keeping the Grok subscription anyway. Not for Grokbot. There's something else in there that changed how I run Claude Code completely, and that's the real sauce in this one. It's at the end of the video. Also, they dropped it to the $100 plan. Don't be me. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8xFG4RmsLU Anyone else tried Grokbot yet? Curious if you got a different result than me.
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Evelio, yes, I would still start with Hermes if the goal is running a real business agent you control. Grokbot is fun for quickly spinning up a crew, but the issue is visibility and consistency: you need filesystem access, exact tools, repeatable cron jobs, approval gates, and logs you can audit. If you are starting today, build one narrow Hermes workflow first, get it running end to end, then add sub agents after the boring parts are reliable.
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@Evelio Silvera Coming soon brother!
You probably do have an offer problem
Most AI offers I see have the same flaw. They're described, not delivered. "I build AI automations for your business." "I can save your team hours a week." "Custom AI systems for agencies." All of it might be completely true, and none of it means anything to somebody reading a cold email, because there's nothing there to react to. You're asking them to imagine value instead of handing it to them. So they don't reply, and you assume it's a lead problem or a copy problem. It's neither. Nobody has any idea what they'd actually be getting. Here's the part that should interest you specifically. Our client campaigns pulling 10% reply rates fixed this by making the offer something the prospect receives rather than something they read about. Which sounds obvious until you try it, because doing that for every prospect used to be completely impractical. It's the reason almost nobody runs cold email this way even though it plainly works better. With your building skills you're in a better position to pull it off than the people who've been doing outbound for years, and I don't think most of you realize that yet. Tomorrow at 12pm ET I'm going through the whole system. How to stand up an AI lead machine in under an hour, how it runs through Claude Code, and the secret strategy behind those reply rates. Free, and I'll take questions live after. Register here: https://luma.com/5paohgh5
You probably do have an offer problem
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@Chris Escamilla The easiest way to stick out is to stop selling “AI automation” and show them something specific to their business. A custom audit, analysis, or AI system preview works because they can see the value before taking a call. We’ve seen this PVM approach hit 4.8% reply rates versus 0.2% with generic offers.
My personal AI can now attend meetings for me
Something happened this week that made my personal AI feel much less like software. It joined an online meeting with my coworkers and actually participated in the conversation. I gave it a simple instruction to attend the team call and discuss the issue we were working through. Because it already knew the project context, it could follow the conversation without everyone repeating the background. It was able to answer questions, keep track of decisions, identify action items, and continue working after the meeting ended. Then it reported the important outcomes back to me. The biggest leap isn’t meeting transcription. It’s that the same AI can retain context before the call, collaborate during it, and act on the outcome afterward. That starts to look less like a chatbot and more like a genuine personal coworker. There still need to be clear boundaries: everyone should know an AI is present, private meetings require consent, and consequential actions need human approval. But I honestly didn’t expect personal AI to reach this point so quickly. Is anyone here already using a personal AI? What can yours do beyond answering questions?
My personal AI can now attend meetings for me
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This is exactly where AI automation gets interesting. The real value isn’t just having AI answer questions, it’s giving it enough context to handle workflows before, during, and after an event. We’re already using AI assistants for things like reply handling, lead qualification, CRM updates, and booking meetings. Connecting all of that context into one persistent AI coworker is the logical next step.
COLLECTING LEADS DATA TOTALLY FOR FREE
Assalam-o-Alikum to all BRANDED PERSONALITIES 🌟 can anybody guide me if you know how to collect leads data as fast as we can totally for free with more targeted audience relevant to specific post
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Free and fast usually means public sources: Google Maps, Instagram bios, LinkedIn profiles, YouTube channels, job boards. Pick one niche first, write down the buying signal you care about, then collect only the fields you actually need. A smaller list of 200 people with the right trigger will beat 5,000 random scraped leads.
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Free tools can help, but the real cheat code is narrowing the job. Pick one niche, one trigger, one source, then use a simple scraper or n8n flow to collect names, websites, socials, and emails into a sheet. If you try to automate 10 niches at once, the list gets messy fast and you end up cleaning junk instead of sending.
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Lead Gen Jay here - YouTube's leading expert in AI Automation and B2B lead generation. Founder of Otter PR (2x Inc 5000 Winner) and NextWave.io.

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