Quick question for everyone doing cold outreach. About how many Facebook messages are you realistically able to send per day before hitting limits or risking your account? Also curious if anyone here has tested other outreach channels alongside FB (email, Instagram, LinkedIn, SMS, cold calling, etc.) and what’s actually worked for you in practice. I’m pressure-testing volume and channels and would love to hear real numbers and real experiences, not theory.

Have a cold caller booking appointments for me and seeing a high no-show rate. Have multiple reminders going out via email/sms. These are local service businesses (HVAC, roofers, etc.), so not sure if time of day and/or Google Meet vs a phone call is the issue or not, but open to suggestions to get these owners to show up.

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I need help, my A2P failed again, this is the 6th time, I had GHL tech walk me step by step and it failed, and every time I get on a zoom with them they are always changing things and it gets rejected. Have my VA do it and Failed. I tried A2P wizard, copy and pasted the examples and Failed. This is getting frustrating and if anyone can help I would be grateful for any help.

What’s up everyone, I could use some help from anyone who’s built voice AI agents that book appointments reliably. I’ve got a voice agent that sounds great and handles conversations well, but when it goes to book an appointment it keeps bypassing “non-negotiable” qualifying questions. I’m seeing appointments get booked without basics like: - Name - Best call-back number - Address (city/zip) - Homeowner or permission to schedule - Type of service (repair vs tune-up, HVAC vs plumbing, etc.) I’ve tried re-prompting and tightening the script, but it still sometimes jumps straight to “what day/time works” and books without collecting required info. So I’m debating a different approach: Option A: Keep the voice agent booking directly, but I need a reliable way to force a required question flow before it can confirm the appointment. Option B: Have the voice agent only suggest appointment windows (day/time preference), then say something like:“Perfect, I’ll have our office team confirm the appointment and grab the last required details.”Then a human (or a separate workflow) finalizes it. If you’ve solved this, what worked best for you?Also if you’re open to it, I’d love to jump on a quick Zoom and I’m happy to share what I’ve built on my end too.