Anyone have advice on email deliverability? I created a new domain www.revrevival.net and my email is [email protected]. I have tried sending it from a MS 365 account to another email account but it never shows up. I created a business gmail account to send from - same issue. I tried straight from GHL - same. It sometimes gets through to a yahoo account, but I see nothing in an MS account. Is it the email message or something else. Obviously it needs to get through to MS or no-one will ever see my messages. David

Have set up most of the Any niche Android but can't find the Gdoc that they talk about in the videos. Can someone who has found this gdoc provide a link or tell me where to find it in the course please? The Gdoc I'm talking about is the CTA at the end of the experiment. Can't remember which video it is now. I'm guessing it would hte the walkthrough..

Hey All, I have been going throught the regulations around SMS Marketing in Australia to figure out what messages need to include an opt-out. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with the regulations around the need to include an Opt-Out in messages. To the best of my understanding, if a message is purely transactional and is directly related to the leads Opt-In e.g. Request for a call back and/or information than it does not need to include an opt-out. This includes bump messages as long as they are related to the opt-in and do not include any promotions or attempts to promote a service that they have not requested information or a call back on. so messages such as this are fine: - First Message: "Hi [Name], it’s [Your Name] from [Company]. I saw you requested more information and a callback. Would you like me to send over details or book a time to chat?" - Bump Message 1: "Hi [Name], just checking back on your request. Let me know if you’d like to book a call or receive the info you requested!" - Bump Message 2: "Hi [Name], I wanted to follow up on your request for info and a callback. Let me know what works best for you!" However any messages that try to Promote a service or Product do need to include an opt-out, such as a 'reply STOP'. Messages like the following have to include the opt-out due to the promotion of an AI Service: "Hi [Name], it’s [Your Name] from [Company]. I saw you filled out our form online. We’d love to show you how our AI agents can reactivate your leads and grow your business. Do you want to book a quick call? Reply STOP to opt out." (obviously we can make the Opt-Out a little more eloquent than this) Just wondering what people are currently doing to get around having the Opt-Out in order to keep more leads from dropping off before the AI Agent can have a good crack at trying to get them booked in. Thanks for your help! Cheers!

i'ts interesting what is put out there. this post had 202.9K views... https://x.com/Altimor/status/1880064670066962611

Hi Dan I'm setting up my first Demo. I have several US-based Personal Injury Attorney clients that I want to show this to, so I am using the Personal Injury Prompt in the "DBR Prompt Template - 5 Niches" document for my Demo. There are several issues with this prompt that have me concerned: ** First Message: The Prompt says ""It’s Sarah from Flexxable Legal here. Is this the same Dan who got a Personal Injury quote from us in the last couple of months? (*I'm going to ignore the fact that there is no quotation mark at the end of this question, because that's the same for all of the prompts.) For my first Personal Injury Attorney client, people don't get a "Personal Injury quote." They enter the attorney's database by either calling to schedule a consultation, or opting in on the attorney's website for a free checklist. Actually, I don't know any US-based law firm that gives people a "Personal Injury quote," because they work on a contingency fee basis. ** In the Qualified prospect section, the prompt says, "Tell them we can help them & will beat any market price then ask them if they'd like to schedule a callback." Here in the US, the phrase "will beat any market price" doesn't make any sense for a personal injury attorney. ** In the Rules section, the prompt includes the instruction, "If they ask for pricing, push for them to speak to an advisor." Here in the US, we would instead say something like, "If they ask about our fee, let them know that they don't pay a penny until we win their case, and push them to speak to an advisor." ** In the FAQ section, the prompt includes, "We can help them get the very best roof repair and will do everything we can to not be beaten on price." Obviously, I will make the appropriate changes to the prompt for my Demo. But because of all of these issues, I am wondering if you or anyone has ever actually used your system with a personal injury attorney? Because if they did, I can't imagine they used this prompt with all of these issues.