According to my research many people charge high for ai automation services from day one even though they have no proof they can deliver such a service, that’s the wrong way to begin your first aim is to build credibility that’s what builds trust and gets you clients that simple.

Been heads down building out AutoXinity stuff this week and pulled this funnel breakdown together — figured this group would actually appreciate seeing the real numbers instead of me just saying "AI helps close more deals." Setup: home service business, running Facebook ads. Leads get split three ways — AI speed-to-lead, a 48-hour AI follow-up sequence, and an AI voice telesales agent — all feeding into booked calls for their sales team. Simple funnel, nothing fancy. Without AI in that loop: $13,920/month from this funnel. With AI in the loop: $30,359/month. Same spend. Same traffic. Same closers. The only thing that changed was how fast and how persistently the leads got worked. That's: - 71 leads recovered (previously going straight to "lost sales") - 10.8% conversion rate - 20 conversions/month - $197,266 annualized swing And the "lost sales" bucket — leads that never got fast enough follow-up — still had $1,512 sitting there as proof of the leak. Every time I run this breakdown for a new business, the reaction is the same: "wait, we're losing that much just from slow follow-up?" Yeah. Every time. If anyone here is running paid ads and has never actually mapped out where leads are leaking between click and booked call, that's the exercise worth doing before spending more on traffic. Happy to break down how this is built (GHL + AI voice + follow-up sequences) if anyone wants the mechanics — drop a comment.

You probably won’t see results in months of hard work but If you keep pushing you will eventually get there I love the quote “stay small enough long enough and you will be big enough soon enough.”

Hi everyone, I'm currently in the process of selecting a niche for my agency and would appreciate some advice. How do you validate whether a niche has real business potential before investing significant time and effort? What criteria or tools do you use to determine if it's worth pursuing? Also, how do you decide which geographic markets to target? For example, how do you evaluate whether to focus on the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or another region? What factors help you identify where you'll have the best opportunity to acquire clients? I'd love to hear about validation process/metrics you look at, and any lessons you've learned from choosing (or changing) your niche and target market. Thanks in advance!

i have been cold calling business owner but it is so hard to get them interested in AI. so i start post about my services on linkedin or making content, people who watch r not hvac owners or lawyers or doctors or saloon owners who want to implement AI. Most of my viewers r people who wanna learn how i do it so that they can lean n sell for themselves. so i dont know if i should become a teacher n post about AI content or really implement AI for business owners cus they dont even wanna hear my cold call pitch? i M stuck.. HELP ME?