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Before committing to a niche, evaluate its agency level. Use tools like ChatGPT to assess how proactive, competitive, and improvement-driven the businesses in that market are. High-agency niches move fast, adopt solutions quickly, and pay to stay ahead. Low-agency niches tolerate inefficiency, delay decisions, and resist change. Choose environments built for winners, not excuses.

I’m curious about some of the ins and outs of an ai voice agency model. I plan to use Vapi/make together at first to create a simple receptionist/appointment scheduler aimed exclusively at construction general contractors. I figure the general framework would be setup fee ($3k) plus monthly tiered pricing based on call volume and automation complexity to cover monthly costs including a small fee for myself. Does this seem about right? What should the monthly pricing tiers look like? What am I missing?

Curious what people are building these days. I built a voice AI solution only to discover it violates the TCPA in the US. (No calls with automated voices to people you don't have an existing business relationship with.) Looking for a system that: - Directly generates revenue for my clients with a measurable ROI (typically customer acquisition) - Is built for a client type (ICP) that already generates thousands in revenue per customer they have - I can reasonably charge > $1000 / mo for - Is entirely automated - Is completely legal in the US My previous solution checked all of these boxes aside from being legal. (TCPA - Calling people with whom the client had no previous business relationship with an automated voice.) It was an AI cold caller for realtors that reached out to their lead list to qualify the leads and schedule appointments between them and the realtor (my client). There would be no legal issues for my clients, but I could have been charged a large sum for every call. Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone, just wanted to run a quick poll 👇 What’s the main reason you joined this community? If your goal is both, try to pick the primary reason that led you to join this community in particular. Thank you! Brendan