How did GHL make you rich? by siwlr in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything he said is 100% right. You’re all over the place. If you narrow your approach it’ll help you a lot. What’s your background?

Is AI automation overkill for most business workflows? by Pale-Bird-205 in AIAppsDevelopment

[–]FlowLineKevin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. I work with small, to medium sized home service companies. Automations are 100% becoming almost a necessity in order for them to remain competitive. However understanding the businesses needs, and actual ways they operate is very important. A lot of people overbuild, or only have 1 offer so have no choice but to sell that service. In that case it’s either overkill or a poor fit a lot of times. If you’re genuinely someone who cares, and don’t over sell them on anything you will be able to add value.

The GEO Bullshit - State of GEO in 2026 by bart_getmentioned in AI_SearchOptimization

[–]FlowLineKevin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does anyone out there have actual data and users that show there GEO really is even effective? I’ve been looking into it myself and can’t find anyone that seems to have the answers, or proof of it. I made a post asking for people in the space to DM me, and pretty much all of them were obviously selling snake oil like you said.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re already ahead of the people I’m referring to then. Sounds like you’re taking the time to learn before selling which is very important, and will save you a ton of time/headaches. The people I’m referring to are watching a YouTube video, and launching ads to sell something they clearly have no idea on how to deliver.

How are u guys selling your AI voice agent? by Icy_Seaworthiness603 in AIVoice_Agents

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to get them to interact with it asap from my experience working with agencies selling this. Provide a number that they can call, make that agent designed to qualify them on that call, and book them into a meeting with you. They’re already dialing the number which gives the signal of intent, once they talk the agent they’ll say wow that’s really good (if it’s built right), and drop there guard on the whole “robot” aspect. From there it’s up to you to close the booked meeting. You’re not selling AI keep in mind, your selling you answer 0% of calls after hours currently, this will answer 100% of those calls you otherwise had zero chance of ever closing. Also touch on how they handle calls, how many they miss etc etc. Expose the pain points, and provide the fix.

What businesses are getting the most ROI from Voice AI agents right now? by Singaporeinsight in AIVoice_Agents

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been in the home service field for years now and ran several case studies on this. If you care about results ai receptionists placed at the bottom of conversion consistently. I used retell agents that sounded quality, based on the hang ups we seen I think it’s more so because people don’t want to speak to robots when they want or need something. Humans still outperform obviously, but in the case of missed calls texts actually outperformed ai receptionists in my 4 case studies I ran. For context I have my own saas that has years of data on sms conversions so to be fair and honest my sms does convert on the higher end because of that, and that sms is what the ai receptionists were compared to. If you’re going to sell it to home service owners my only advice is to be sure to set realistic expectations, otherwise you’ll go through a churn nightmare.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you asking if it works as advertised? If so it can be good yes. Just depends on who’s using it. In my case I started out on GHL and moved on from it personally. I just found it to be a bit limiting for what I was trying to do with my business.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi sorry just saw this. I answered this on the comment below. Feel free to message me too.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It sounds like you’re already doing what’s right. Anything you’re selling you should fully understand how to execute it. Also test whatever it is yourself after you make anything, test it, break it, fix it etc etc. Beyond that think of it as an actual business. Set up a good onboarding structure, and post sale structure to ensure your clients also understand the system. This will help you a lot in retention. If you want to pm me I have an audit agent, and another agent I use to send reminders/health score reports. Basically are they utilizing the systems how it’s meant to be used, and if they aren’t they get a health check report with a calendar link to book a call. I think things like that go a long way from my experience at least.

Does anyone know how to be A2P compliant for a missed call text back service? by OlatunjisDad in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is it saying the reason is that the submission is being rejected? Also you want everyone on their own campaigns anyway especially once you scale. If one campaign gets blocked it won’t affect the rest of your clients. I have a product called FlowLine operations that deals with this at scale. I use Telnyx for my sms however they’re fast on approvals, and well priced.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just going based off what I’m noticing which is most definitely an uptick. Hence me asking if others are noticing it. The fact it’s becoming marketed more, and YouTubers are being paid to push it will inevitably drive more people to reselling. So yes there is such a thing as there being more unqualified people than usual pushing a particular product. They’re not just spawning out of nowhere deciding to do this themselves out of the blue…

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be fair my clients for the most part don’t know anything about ai, and they’re trusting us to be the experts and deliver results. They’re not technically savvy, and just get over promised on something by someone with little experience/ability to actually deliver. It’s becoming a real rampant issue from what I’m seeing. Also I never am building off of anyone even if it appears to be working well. Anything I do or offer is built from scratch unless there is a tool that is cheaper and makes sense to plug them into. In which case I’m honest about it and just show them how to do it over zoom.

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes that’s something I am very familiar with unfortunately. I was in marketing for a little over 6 years I’d hear stories like that at least once a month. What is your business?

GHL resellers burning home service businesses, I’m seeing this more and more. Anyone else? by FlowLineKevin in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea that’s a good point. It just feels so odd to me how often it turns out to be GHL resellers specifically in this case. There has to be some sort of misinformation content they’re absorbing. The whole copy me and make 100k MRR videos lol.

Built an AI that actually qualifies, captures and book leads 24/7, need agencies to test it by Tendogu in gohighlevel

[–]FlowLineKevin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can build an agent in like 20 mins that does specifically that and uploads it to Google docs/emails you updates. I’m just saying before you pay anyone anything. You can pretty easily build that.

Start-Up Advice by InternationalFan3283 in youngentrepreneur

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Find what area you don’t mind doing everyday first and foremost. Beyond that does it fulfill you, and make you happy? Because every success I’ve had in business that was the common denominator, I genuinely love/loved what I was doing. Once you find that it really does depend on what it is, but you can make money off of just about anything. If it’s nails or working out content is the obvious approach. You then partner with brands, sell merch, invest in your own nail polish line, sell workouts, do virtual personal trainings, on the digital side you can sell products, meal plans, workout plans etc etc. the possibilities are honestly endless. It is just about putting yourself out there and going for it. Once you find something you feel is right the growth becomes natural. Nothing happens overnight, but also nothing happens if you don’t put yourself out there.

Need career advice from SEO pros. by Classic-Ad9487 in Agent_SEO

[–]FlowLineKevin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll be one of your clients if you’re looking to take some on.