So many new features it’s hard to keep track!

For the affiliate side of things, easy money 💰

I hate to admit it, but I'm guilty of shiny object syndrome. Ever since getting set up with GHL, I've seen dozens of gurus offering "shortcuts" or some sort of fast track to getting an agency up and running quickly. I've invested so much time reading PDFs and watching videos from these "experts" that I began to doubt I would EVER get this all figured out. Then I reached out to @Jarid Orgeron , and he suggested that I focus on the "AI Trinity." That's when I realized that I hadn't finished going through Jarid's AI training. I've spent the better part of the last three days immersed in his training, and I've been blown away by the quality and depth of it. Over the past 40+ years, I've owned several businesses, been booked on TV and radio programs, and spoken to groups of over 10,000 many times about sales—and yet Jarid's training had me taking notes as if I was a complete rookie. My only motivation for this post is to thank Jarid and to say that if you REALLY want a "shortcut" or fast track, look no further than the modules that Jarid has put in place.

I made over $40K last year on the side just from random people on Upwork needing GHL stuff. No, it wont be recurring SaaS necessarily (although you can get retainers) BUT - it's money in the bank especially if you don't have any face to face clients yet! Remember I have an entire guide in the resource library just on Upwork! - check it out here: https://www.skool.com/ai-school-7572/classroom/5211d558?md=f3f3547050a64ea391dd14fcf1e9c1a3

@Jarid Orgeron I’m just getting my feet wet in the AI agency business model, but am curious how viable the business model is. Are there actually small businesses paying $300-$500 per month for simple AI text responders, lead nurture, voice assistants, etc.? Isn’t this all something that they could solve themselves for much cheaper (like hiring a 24/7 remote receptionist company, or using one of the AI voice receptionist options for like $1/call or AI text responder companies for much cheaper)? Just trying to figure out if there is real demand for this type of business model before I dive in more. Do you by chance have case studies of people making money running their own agency that I could look at?