Many of you on the live stream today were asking about a template for the Hormozi $100M Money Models GPT. You can use the link below to import it into your AskSpot account. IMPORT LINK 🔥 Enjoy!

let's talk about one of the most valuable, time poor, and tech underserved professional groups out there: lawyers and attorneys. Their entire business model is based on one thing: billable hours. Every minute they spend on the phone with a potential client who isn't a good fit is money they are literally losing. This is their biggest operational headache. Their websites attract all sorts of inquiries, and they waste countless non-billable hours on discovery calls, asking the same qualifying questions over and over, only to find out: - The case is outside their practice area (e.g., a divorce query to a personal injury lawyer). - The case doesn't meet the basic legal threshold. - The person can't afford their services. This is a massive, expensive problem. And it's a problem you can solve for them with Askspot. Instead of pitching them "marketing" or a "chatbot," you're going to pitch them an "AI Case Intake & Client Qualifier." With the Spotlight feature (combined with the Flow), you can build them an intelligent, 24/7 AI paralegal that works as their front line, filtering every lead before it ever touches the attorney's calendar. Here’s the "magic trick" you can build and sell: 1. You map out their intake process. You sit down with the attorney and ask for their "knockout questions" the first 3 5 questions they ask on every call to see if a case is viable. For a Personal Injury lawyer: "When did the accident happen?" "Were you injured?" "Was a police report filed?" For a Family Law attorney: "Are you legally married?" "Do you have minor children?" "Do you and your spouse agree on the major issues?" 2. You build their "Confidential Case Intake" Spotlight.* First, you use the Flow Builder to create a guided path. This is key. It's not a chat; it's a smart, conversational form.* It starts with a welcome and a clear disclaimer. Then, it asks the knockout questions.* Using conditional logic within your flow, you can create branches. If a prospect's answer is an immediate disqualifier, the flow can politely guide them to a "Thank You" page with helpful resources (like the state bar association), without ever creating a task for the attorney.* If the prospect does qualify, the flow continues, gathering their contact information and the rest of the case details.

Picture this... It's 9 PM on a Tuesday. A family has just checked into your client's beautiful boutique hotel after a long travel day. The front desk is unstaffed for the night. The parents are exhausted, the kids are hungry, and they have a million simple questions: - "What's the Wi-Fi password?" - "What time does the pool open tomorrow?" - "Is there a place nearby that delivers pizza this late?" They try calling the front desk, but it goes to voicemail. Frustrated, they end up scrolling through Yelp, feeling a little lost and disconnected. Their first impression isn't magical; it's a hassle. Now, what if you could CLONE the perfect, all-knowing hotel concierge and put them in every single room, ready to help 24/7? With the Spotlight feature, you can. Here’s the "magic trick" you can set up for them: 1. You grab all the expert knowledge. You ask the hotel owner or manager for two things:* The Logistics: A simple list of all the common questions (Wi Fi, checkout times, pool hours, parking info, etc.).* The Local Secrets: This is the gold. Ask them for their personal, opinionated recommendations. Not just a list of restaurants, but why they love them. "Go to 'The Corner Slice' for pizza, but only if you like thin crust. It's loud and perfect for families. For a quiet, romantic Italian dinner, go to 'Bella's Table' instead." 2. You create a new Spotlight page. You feed all that info—both the boring logistics and the priceless local secrets—into the AI in the "Sources" tab. 3. You create a simple QR code. Then you tell your client, "Let's put this on a beautiful little card on the nightstand in every room. The card will say: 'Welcome! Your Personal Concierge is Ready to Help. Scan Me.'" That's it. That's the whole kiosk. Now, that same tired family scans the code. They land on the AI Concierge Spotlight and just start asking questions: "What's the Wi-Fi password?" "We need to find a good spot for breakfast with kids tomorrow." "Is there a park or playground within walking distance?"

Do you all have a self-selling demo bit, where a interested business can put in their information on a form and then they backend creates a bot according to their answers? Also, does Ask Spot work by SMS or only in the webchat?