Hey everyone, In the next few weeks I’m running my first two proper AI audits. Both are in person and on site: I’ll be sitting with the owners and their teams and watching how the work really gets done. One is an established business in the betting and gaming space. The other I have to keep anonymous, so general advice is just as useful as industry advice. Before I lock in my process, I’d like to learn from people who have already done this: 1. What do you wish you had known before your first audit? 2. Which questions do most people leave out that turned out to matter? 3. Is there content I should go through first? A video, a course module, a template or a post, in this group or anywhere else. 4. Anything specific to on-site audits: who to speak to, how long to spend, how to capture it all? 5. If you have worked with betting, gaming or other regulated businesses: what should I watch out for? Even a one-line answer or a link helps. Thanks in advance. Giovanni

Hi guys, I’m good at marketing and sales, but I hate doing it (I’m a builder/tech) so thought of creating a few agents and workflows to take care of lead generation, LinkedIn, cold email, cold sms perhaps, content for socials. Wondering if anyone has done something similar successfully. How do you usually get clients? My goal is to build a consistent pipeline of leads, to have 1-2 sales calls a week (for now)

After our call today I "knocked" on 20 doors virtually through linkedin. All 1st connections. Its a real pain doing this one by one, but feel like I need to do a good job with customizing the messages and getting clients before doing mass outreach. My approach is to target different industries at a time and see which one hits for me.

I’d love to see how this works from the clients perspective. How do they access and use their agent we build for them? Where do they access or & store files etc etc lamens terms