I need help from someone using Twilio for cold calling. This story shows why: I used a WhatsApp account to cold call business owners. It got banned due spam after reaching out to around 50 people and calling about 10 of them. Cold calling is a numbers' game. You can personalize. You can show genuine desire to help. It's inevitable to have people will hung up on you seconds after taking the call. It's inevitable to have people saying "f*ck you" without even talking. That is in the case they pick up the phone. So an account for a few calls is not profitable. I think that explanation shows why. And it's disgusting (and maybe dangerous digitally) anyway. So, for people doing cold calls (remotely, no physical line): - Is Twilio (or any other alternative) volume-friendly? - Can you get banned? How does the game for remote cold callers work?

"I can't afford it right now." That's the number one thing holding most people back. But what if the real cost is staying where you are? Everyone wants a guarantee before they take the leap. They want to know it'll work before they commit. But the truth is, no one inside AIS+ had a guarantee either. They just decided that betting on themselves was worth more than staying comfortable. And that decision changed everything. AIS+ gives you more than workflows and templates — it gives you a framework for thinking like a consultant. You learn how to identify problems worth solving, package your skills into real solutions, and price them based on the value you deliver, not the hours you put in. David Kim closed a client with an $11,795 setup fee and $7,732 per month in recurring revenue. Not after years of grinding — but by learning how to sell outcomes instead of deliverables. That's the AIS+ difference. (check out his win in the image attached below) $99 a month to learn the skills that land deals like that? That's not a cost. That's the best investment you'll ever make. Join AIS+ here (I may earn a referral credit when you sign up here, thanks!): 👉 https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society-plus/about?ref=82bef5b395ca4b95a5bd8560d4b7df52

A patient calls… No one picks up. They try again… Still nothing. And that “small” delay turns into: ❌ frustrated patients ❌ lost appointments ❌ angry front-desk pressure ❌ lower satisfaction scores The fix isn’t hiring more people first. It’s building a missed-call recovery system with AI automation. ✅ The “No Missed Call Left Behind” Workflow 1) Missed call → instant response - Auto SMS/WhatsApp: “Sorry we missed you. What do you need: Appointment / Report / Billing / Emergency?” 2) AI pre-triage (fast + structured) - Collect name, department, preferred date, symptoms (if needed) - Route to the right queue (OPD, diagnostics, billing, etc.) 3) Auto-call back within minutes - AI voice agent calls back OR triggers staff callback with full context - If patient doesn’t answer → retries + follow-up message 4) Booking + updates - Confirm appointment - Send location + required docs - Reminder sequence + reschedule link 5) Escalation rules - If keywords like “chest pain / severe bleeding / emergency” → immediate escalation + emergency instructions 🎯 Results hospitals actually care about ✅ more booked appointments ✅ fewer complaints ✅ reduced front-desk burnout ✅ faster patient response times ✅ better patient experience (without extra headcount)

Where to Find Clients (Reality Check) Clients are not hiding. They are: Posting about being busy Complaining about leads Asking for systems Look at: LinkedIn comments Twitter replies Community posts DMs after engagement You don’t pitch first. You observe → relate → help → then pitch. If you pitch cold without context, expect silence. ✨Curious about:-> 1. Where you're finding your client's? 2. Any suggestions? 3. Add-ons? 4. At what stage are you on your work? 5. Where you're stuck in your builds to sell them?

What if I told you that a single decision — made in less than 24 hours — permanently changed a doctor's life? Not just his business. His life. The Hidden Cost Nobody Talks About Dr. Peter had a problem that most successful doctors never admit out loud. He was paying $46,440 every single year for a staff member to handle appointment bookings. $3,870 every month. Whether patients showed up or not. Whether the phone rang or not. Whether it was 2 PM or 2 AM. The staff worked fixed hours. Patients didn't. → Calls came in after hours — missed. → Booking requests arrived on weekends — ignored. → New patients tried to schedule at midnight — silence. And every single month, that $3,870 left his account. Guaranteed. Unconditional. Regardless of results. He was paying for availability he wasn't getting. The Fix I built him a 24/7 AI Appointment Booking Agent. It doesn't sleep. It doesn't take weekends off. It doesn't call in sick. It doesn't need health insurance or paid leave. It simply works. Every hour. Every day. For every patient. The Numbers That Changed Everything ✅ Monthly Cost: $3,870 → $500–$600 ✅ Yearly Cost: $46,440 → ~$7,200 ✅ Availability: Business hours only → 24/7/365 ✅ Cost when no patients come: $3,870 fixed → Near zero 💰 Annual Savings: $38,640 📉 Cost Reduction: 83.2% But Here's What The Numbers Don't Show After I delivered the system, the doctor pulled me aside. He handed me a $250 tip — on top of the $1,000 project fee. I asked him why. He didn't talk about the savings. He didn't mention the ROI. He said: "For the first time in years — I went home and actually had dinner with my family. No calls. No interruptions. No stress about missed bookings." That's not a business result. That's a life result. The system didn't just save him $38,640. It gave him back something that money can't buy — time with the people who matter most. What This Means For You If you're running any appointment-based business — clinic, dental practice, law firm, salon — and you have a human manually handling bookings: