Hey everyone, For the past few months I've been building something I'm really proud of, and today it's open. It's called Voice AI Alliance+. This free community is where you learn what voice AI is. VAA+ is where you actually build it, sell it, and land your first client, step by step, with me in your corner. How it works: You follow a 90-day roadmap. Week by week you go from understanding voice AI, to building real agents, to finding leads, running sales calls and closing your first client. Every lesson has one clear action, so you always know exactly what to do next. What you get ✅ 90 day guide for building your own Voice AI agency and landing your first client (80+ videos) ✅ The VAA+ Claude Code workspace: build, test and sell agents with skills that do the heavy lifting (audits, demos, scopes of work, onboarding) ✅ Live coaching & QNA: Weekly QNA calls where i answer any question you have ✅ 40+ templates & scripts for lead gen & sales ✅ Full stack: the stack i use to run my voice ai agency (20k/mo) ✅ My Proven Agents: the builds behind my agency, and how to sell them 🎁 The resource vault: every template, script and voice agent I've used 🎁 Referred Leads: clients sent straight from me once you complete the course 🎁 Jobs & Opportunities: get hired, find partners and pick up work from other members The goal: land your first voice AI client in 90 days. Early bird pricing: $74/month, only for the next 25 members. After that the price goes up, and it keeps going up every month. Join now and you lock in $74 for as long as you stay. Check the video out here, where I have a full breakdown of everything inside 👇 https://www.skool.com/voiceaiplus/about Got questions? Drop them in the comments and I'll answer every one. Ashton

Are there any stats on voice agents? I want to write a blog post about this and can't find any current numbers or stats on how they perform for businesses.

I may (I feel confident) be getting a Realtor for a client. He is using a lead gen agency called http://closemoreleads.com/ currently for lead gen. He is looking for an outbound and inbound agent. He gets his leads by email and wants to call the lead to qualify them and set up an appointment if they are interested. Should I restrict the outbound call hours? If so what hours? If he gets a lead at 10 pm I am assuming the contact filled out their info around 9:50 pmish. I was a realtor in a previous life so I don't need guidance for that, just the setup. Is there something in the Classroom for realtors?

Not the trigger. Not the API calls. The part in between. I can follow a tutorial, copy a workflow, even build one with Claude's help — but if someone said "okay, now build it from scratch," I'd freeze. Because nobody teaches the logic layer. How do I know which node comes next? How do I know when to use a Merge node vs. an IF node? That's what I need to learn. Not "here's a workflow you can copy." But: - How do you think through a workflow before you build it? - How do you know what nodes to choose? Google for example has over 20 Actions. Do I choose Create or Update and create? - How do you understand and map the logic? - How do you work forward step by step, knowing what data you have, and what the next action needs? - When do you split, merge, loop, or filter?) Can you make a video explaining this, please?

I had applied for a loan and this company called me back with a sales voice agent. It was the 3rd time it spoke that I figured it was AI. It wasn't very good. It didn't stop when I spoke, which made me wonder if it was a human, and it kept starting every exchange with exactly the same speech cadence - which was the give away. Then I asked if it was AI and it hung up on me! If I didn't think the company was shady (I already did) before the call, hanging up when I asked if it was AI did it for me.