@Jarid Orgeron Does this scraper have a way to find businesses who do not have a website?

@Jarid Orgeron Groovy, thanks.

The only real "shortcut" is hard work, time, and a great attitude lol.

@Umar Mulla Hi Umar... I've been running an agency since 2012 as a one man show... but I'm now hiring people who I am teaching to run new agencies I'm opening, so your post resonated with me. It was 1 thing finding clients alone all these years, but there were things "I" was able to do, that don't work at scale, or hiring people overseas... so I was more or less starting over and developing a "Mc Donalds" system to grown an agency. (one I can plug people into, etc) So here are my thoughts: 1. Is it actually realistic to grow an automation agency today without already having a brand, money, or network? Or is most internet advice oversimplified? Most (not all of course) "get rich with ghl" advice online is from people who have never grown an actual agency. They learn strategies from others and repeat them, telling you how EASY this is, to get you to buy GHL through their link. They're lying. It's not easy. But yes, you CN still grow, just expect it to take a lot longer and be harder than they will tell you. (we all started somewhere, just stay determined) 2. Does being too broad really kill your business? How important is choosing ONE niche, and how do you know when you’ve picked the right one? It won't "kill" your biz, but it's easier to get someone to think "that's for ME!" when you choose a niche. You stand out in the crowd. I just went through this, doing a long, drawn out search for niches that: - need the service - can afford it - where the decision maker's contact info can be found - where you're likely to get him/her on the phone - and a few other things. IMO, find someone else already succeeding then go into that niche, or email/call 100 companies in the niche, not to sell, just to ask their thoughts about your products. You'll know pretty quick if it makes sense. But again, if someone is already succeeding in the niche, you're likely ok. 3. About real estate: I’ve heard most real estate businesses only care about lead generation and don’t value automation much. Is that true? Do they really not care about follow-up automation or workflow systems?

OMG, just saw this post was resurrected from January. I hope I didn't just waste 40 minutes trying to help someone who doesn't need it or won't ever see this, lol.

@Duaine Johnson You can potentially use the post model yourself to get your own leads, or even find a lead in the thread. Most importantly, read what they post about and model it in your own socials.

I know knowledge bases were asked about above, and it seems there are a couple of options. I just set this up and tested it without using ANY knowledge base and it worked flawlessly. (with a few of my own edits, to change it from closing the sale and setting up an appointment, to us sending it a custom AI built for their business for them to play with) Does anyone more familiar or with more experience using this have any thoughts about just leaving it without the knowledge base? I'm also curious about %'s of calls to appointments people have experienced using it so far, to set up appointments? I had a prior self-setting one and dumped it because it didn't work well... this one seems incredibly good though, thanks!