I see this over and over again. “Does anyone have a Health Insurance Android I can use?” “Has anyone had experience with mortgage brokers?” “Did you ever have a coffee date with anyone in solar?” People get so hung up on the niche. They think finding an Android for their exact niche is the key… And that’s their first mistake. Let me ask ya, you ever met a truly top salesperson? I mean a real killer. The kind of person who could sell ice to an Eskimo? The ones who might be this year’s top seller at a car dealership… The next year, they’re shifting multi-million-dollar software deals. The year after that, they’re selling luxury real estate. How? Are they a genius on engine specs, AND coding languages, AND property law? Of course not. They can sell anything because they understand one thing: people. They’ve mastered the basic principles of psychology. How to build trust, how to find the pain, how to take away their anxiety. The product they’re selling almost doesn’t matter. Our Android is the same bloody thing. The tech, the conversational flow, the sales psychology baked into its core… that is the top salesperson. The niche? That’s just the product it’s selling today. The way people buy insurance isn’t magically different from the way they buy a new car or a gym membership. The fundamentals are the same. And the core of it is a simple 1-2 punch that works in any niche. Something like this: 1- "Hi, it's Sarah from XYZ. Is this the same NAME who was looking into [THEIR OLD ENQUIRY]?" 2- "OK. My manager wanted me to call, but I didn't want to spam you. Are you still looking for help with [THEIR OLD ENQUIRY]?" That’s it. We call these the 'Prince Charming' questions, because they’re the kiss that gets those cold, silent leads to suddenly open their eyes and reply. That simple, respectful approach is the master key that works whether you’re selling annuities or gym memberships. So stop hunting for the “perfect” niche-specific Android. Take any proven one, and think of it as hiring a world-class salesperson.

Hello, I'm having some issues with Zapier. I wanted to setup an automation on Zapier so that the email provided with membership questions is passed to mailmarketing tools like mailchimp, mailerlite and flodesk. It should be very simple right? 2 step automation, doable even on zapier free plan. But here is the issue. The membership question is triggered even when you reject a member. And that makes the trigger basically useless. Have anyone ever found a workaround to it? Do I really have to use n8n for such a simple automation?