Not sure if this is something that anyone can really help with, but I am writing on a very important issue with my client's new business number, one that I had not reckoned for. This week, I just set up my first client's business number on their google page so that I could use the voice ai service and so I could track the total calls. Unfortunately, voice ai is very expensive (almost 10 cents a minute). This, of course, is a price I'm willing to pay if it helps my client close more customers, but right now, I am getting a bunch of robo calls to that number that are scam calls saying that I need to update my Google listing. Does anyone have any experience with dealing with these calls so that they don't keep wasting the minutes? Is there a way to get rid of them?

Aloha everyone. I would like to ask how you are pricing your DR campaigns? Is it based on performance like 10 appointments or we work for FREE. Or do you do it by percentage of the profits brought in? Can you guys share to me some of the offers you give that gets them to do the DR campaign?

Hey everyone, I’m currently testing and rolling out a Voice AI that acts as a real backup for incoming calls. Meaning no voicemail, no missed calls. If the business owner or team can’t answer the phone, the Voice AI steps in, understands the caller’s request, collects all relevant information and either– schedules an initial appointment directly, or– forwards the structured request internally, with a callback only if the caller explicitly wants one. Right now, I’m mainly working with psychologists, therapists and medical practices. From my experience, these niches have a massive issue with voicemail. They receive a high volume of calls, have to listen to voicemails manually and lose a lot of time and potential clients in the process. For this niche, the solution is already working very well. What I’m curious about now is your experience. In your opinion or based on what you’ve seen, which niche and target group benefits the most from a Voice AI acting as a backup receptionist and first point of contact? I’d love to hear where you’ve seen the best results and why. Thanks in advance.

First time sharing one of my workflows here, and I’m pretty excited about this one. 🎉 I built an n8n automation that imports all emails from Gmail into GoHighLevel as contacts and logs their emails as conversations - fully formatted as an HTML email inside GHL. No more manually adding leads or tracking emails—this does it all automatically! Instead of cramming everything into one giant workflow, I used sub-flows to keep it clean, modular, and scalable. ✨ What it does: ✅ Extracts sender name & email from Gmail and adds them as a contact in GHL ✅ Pulls the email subject and logs it as part of the conversation ✅ Formats the conversation as a fully structured HTML email in GHL 📩 ✅ Uses sub-flows to keep things organized and reusable ✅ Works for all historical emails or incoming ones in real-time. This setup makes lead management effortless—every new email instantly turns into a formatted conversation inside GHL without any manual work! Thought I’d share in case it helps someone here! Would love to hear what you think—any feedback or suggestions? If you want help setting something like this up, drop a comment or DM me! 🚀

Hi everyone,I’m building an AI-driven marketing & automation agency using GHL. I’m based in Europe and my main market is home services in the US — I already see early traction. I’m considering expanding the same offer to the UK and I’d love your experience on: 1. How do you manage working with both US and UK, especially with the time zone gap (US day starts around 2PM my time)? 2. If you keep both countries under one sub-account, does it stay organized long-term? Or is it smarter to separate sub-accounts even if the offer and domain are the same? I see some challenge especially when it comes to phone numbers (probably different for US and UK, so would need to prepare some modifications or versions of workflows etc.) Thanks for any insights!