If you're aiming for that $3,000 to $10,000 MRR milestone, you cannot afford to have your communication dying in the spam folder. HighLevel is an incredibly "sticky" platform, but only if your clients actually receive and read your messages! Stop guessing and start landing where you belong! Quick fix takes 15 minutes.

I was thinking of going in person to businesses, but unfortunately I only can do it after 5 pm M-F or on Saturdays. Do you think it would be a waste of time? I feel like I wouldn't get the decision makers during those hours, but wanted to get advice.

Local businesses reach out wanting websites, SEO, automations. But their actual service is weak. Bad follow-ups. Poor customer experience. Inconsistent delivery. Here’s my concern: marketing brings attention, but reviews reflect reality. If customers only leave reviews when they’re unhappy, the agency ends up taking the blame when rankings or conversions don’t “work.” Money is money, sure. But constant damage control is a headache I don’t want long-term. So what’s the right move here? Take the deal and manage expectations? Or be upfront and say: “Fix the service first, then we scale demand”? Curious how experienced agencies handle this.

The lady I've been helping with her suspended Google account reached out to me today. Giving me a status update, but also to tell me she is the chamber of commerce president and wanted to know if I'd be interested in doing a quick remote teaching gig to teach people what they should do on their Google profile. It would get me in front of several business owners so may be able turn some of them into leads.

I have auto respond on to my FB account. I noticed I messaged someone the other day, and they responded and my AI bot kicked in and kept asking them for their name and email address. Is there a way to prevent it from kicking on when I initiate or if I respond to someone?