paying a photographer for headshots and product shots is overrated fr. ai does most of it for a fraction of the cost if u know how to prompt it. most people just prompt it wrong, get ugly results, and quit. am i crazy or is the photographer thing just habit?

A small team can feel much bigger when the repetitive work runs itself. Try a missed-call text-back, an automatic reply to new form fills, and a nudge when a lead goes quiet for three days. All three are simple GoHighLevel workflows, and together they cover most of the follow-up a small team misses. For the website side, Knock Knock sends its chat conversations, transcripts and an intent score to the GoHighLevel contact, so the nudge has context. Which of these is missing from your setup?

im building an ai cold email thing and the personalization part keeps coming out like a robot that skimmed someone's linkedin once. not even sure cold email still works when everyone's sending ai stuff now, or if i'm just late. how did u guys get past the personalization wall?

ngl most of the prompt tricks floating around are just vibes. the thing that actually changed my outputs was pasting one real example of what good looks like instead of writing three paragraphs describing it. way more than act as an expert or all caps rules. anyone got a case where the long prompt beat the example?

cold email with ai is kinda overrated tbh. everyone's sending the same polished "quick question" email so it all reads like spam now. ai just makes it faster to be generic, the replies i actually get come from the one line that mentions something real about their business. is it still working for anyone or is it dead for everyone?