What's the safest way to automate messenger DMs? Got someone who gets around 100 + messages a day on FB/IG and they are running an eyewear brand - looking to automate the DMs while including human in the loop - are n8n automations good for this setup especially in terms of safety and reliability? Lmk your thoughts and I'd love to hear from you if you have built something like this before

Two years in. Still going. Tired of doing it alone though. I build AI systems for businesses — voice agents, automations, chatbots, full workflow builds. I know how to build. I know how to deliver. My current focus is client acquisition and scaling past where I am now. I'm not looking for a mentor. I'm not looking for a student. I'm looking for someone who's equally locked in on their AI agency and wants to make millions from this biz model, has skin in the game, and just wants a real accountability partner. Someone I can hop on Discord with, talk shop, push each other, celebrate wins, and be honest when things aren't moving. Doesn't matter what your offer is — voice AI, automations, chatbots, whatever. What matters is that you're serious about this and you're not going anywhere. If you're still testing the waters — no worries, but this isn't the right fit right now. If you're committed to making this work and want someone equally committed in your corner — DM me directly. Let's get the bags together

I've been working with plumbing companies recently and honestly this niche is almost unfair to build for. The problems are so obvious and the owners are so desperate for help that the conversations basically close themselves. Here's what I keep hearing from every single one of them. Their guys are out on jobs all day. Hands covered in PVC cement, crawling under houses, driving between calls. Phone rings and nobody can answer. Not because they're lazy. Because you literally cannot pick up a phone when you're elbow deep in a drain line. The numbers on this are wild. Plumbing companies miss 27 to 40 percent of their calls during business hours. And 78 percent of those people don't leave a voicemail. They just call the next plumber. Each one of those missed calls is worth somewhere between 500 and 1,200 bucks. That adds up to 50 to 120 thousand dollars a year in revenue that just walks out the door. Then you've got emergencies. Burst pipes at 2am. Water heaters dying on Sunday morning. These are the highest margin jobs in the entire business and they're the ones most likely to go to voicemail. A customer with water pouring across their basement floor is not waiting until Monday. They're calling every plumber in Google until someone picks up. Whoever answers first wins. That's the whole game. And then there's the one nobody talks about. Past customers. Most plumbing companies have hundreds of people in their system who haven't been contacted in over a year. 65 percent of customers forget their plumber's name after six months. Which is honestly impressive because how many plumbers do you know by name. But these people are 10x more likely to book than a cold lead and they spend 31 percent more. One contractor ran a single reactivation campaign and pulled in 38k plus another 29k in upsells. From people already sitting in his CRM doing absolutely nothing. So here's the agent setup that's been working. First agent is inbound. Picks up every call, figures out what they need, books the appointment, sends a confirmation text. Answers common questions from a knowledge base loaded with the business info. Pricing, service areas, availability. Covers all the gaps when the team is in the field and after hours when the office is closed.

Hope y'all are crushing it out there. I'm diving in to the AI Audit offer and I'm trying to figure out which niches currently are being the most open to it - if you have closed a deal for the AI Audit offer, some insights here would be super helpful. Even if you haven't, feel free to share your thoughts below. Let's get it 💪

Not “I watched a YouTube tutorial” experience. Actual experience. Working systems. Automations that don’t fall apart on the first live call. If you’ve built: • AI voice agents • AI phone tree workflows • Lead qualification systems • Integrations with CRMs • Automations that tie into calendars or dealership software We should talk. The work is contract-based. The projects are straightforward. And the demand from dealerships is growing fast. If you understand how to build a system that: • calls leads automatically • qualifies them the right way • books appointments • and sounds human enough that people don’t hang up Then I want to connect with you. Comment AGENT, connect with me, and then DM me. Let’s see if you’re the right fit.