New video: Voice Agents 101, what you're actually selling as a voice AI agency. An agent is not a chatbot. A chatbot answers questions. An agent listens, decides, acts, and checks that it worked: it books the appointment, updates the contact, moves the pipeline stage. For a local service business that turns into four things you can sell as one offer: - Answer every call and book it - Call new leads the moment they opt in - Follow up until they book or say no - Wake up old leads in their database Plus the three question niche test, and the one line to say to every owner you pitch. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/kFQmrVn0exw Drop a comment: which niche are you going after first?

Just dropped a 22-minute breakdown on the biggest shift in voice AI right now. The old way is a relay race: speech to text, then an LLM, then text to speech. Every handoff adds delay and throws away the tone, the pause, the caller getting upset. Callers judge your agent on about 200 milliseconds. Speech-to-speech skips the relay. Audio in, audio out. In the video: - Why the stitched stack always has a latency floor - Why a fast answer beats a perfect voice - What a real booking looks like on a speech-to-speech call inside Leadlock - Where I think voice AI goes by 2030 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/Oe_pO2wrzCU Drop a comment: what are your clients' callers complaining about most right now?