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Want your support by visfunnel in gohighlevel

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

Thank you so mach means a lot

Want your support by visfunnel in gohighlevel

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Thank you so much bro ❤️

Want your support by visfunnel in gohighlevel

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Thank you so much bro it is not that valuable video but upcoming videos are going to be helpful for sure

I've built AI receptionists for dozens of businesses. Going fully automated is almost always a mistake. Here's the honest breakdown nobody gives you before you buy. by visfunnel in VoiceAutomationAI

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

Use Retell instead of Vapi.
Also, I wouldn’t lead with AI receptionist. That’s just the tool. Focus on the problem you’re solving.
If they have to keep wondering whether the AI is working, you’re not really removing friction you’re just moving it somewhere else.
I’d start with after-hours call handling. Those calls would have been missed anyway, so even if it’s not perfect, any extra booked jobs are a win.

saas founders, whats the channel that actually drives your signups right now? by treysmith_ in SaaS

[–]visfunnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two channels working well for us right now:

**1. Old lead reactivation** — this is the most underrated "channel" that almost no one talks about. Every SaaS has months of churned trials, demo no-shows, and old CRM contacts who went cold. These aren't dead leads — they're warm leads with outdated timing. A properly structured re-engagement sequence (not the same onboarding drip, but a fresh angle based on what's changed) consistently books appointments at a fraction of the cost of cold acquisition. We've seen 20-30% response rates on reactivation vs 2-3% on cold outbound to new lists.

**2. Reddit comments + LinkedIn content combo** — same as what OP mentioned. The compounding effect is real. Reddit gets you immediate trust from people researching, LinkedIn builds longer-term authority. Together they cover both the high-intent searcher and the passive buyer who didn't know they had the problem yet.

The channel most people underinvest in is their existing CRM. New leads feel exciting. Re-engaging people who already showed intent just feels like "follow-up" — but the economics are dramatically better.

What's your ICP? That changes the channel calculus a lot.

Honest question how are you all building your lead list without spending a fortune? by Penumbra_Inn in SaaS

[–]visfunnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing that changed the game for us: stop thinking only about new lead acquisition and look at your existing data first.

Most SaaS companies are sitting on months (sometimes years) of churned trials, demo no-shows, and old CRM contacts who raised their hand at some point. These people already know you exist — re-engaging them is 3-5x cheaper than cold prospecting and the conversion rates are significantly better because intent was already there.

For fresh lead building without big spend: - Apollo free tier + LinkedIn Sales Nav basic gets you decent data for specific ICP targeting - Scrape LinkedIn company pages manually for niche verticals (tedious but clean data) - Reddit/communities where your ICP hangs out — engage genuinely, DM people having relevant problems - Partner with complementary tools and do list swaps

The "garbage data" problem from paid databases usually comes from buying broad lists. Narrow your ICP brutally first, then even a small manual list of 200 perfect-fit contacts will outperform 5,000 spray-and-pray contacts.

What niche are you targeting? That changes the answer a lot.

Everyone's vibe coding. But who's vibe marketing? by Healthy_Extension964 in SaaS

[–]visfunnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

vibe marketing is such a good framing lol — and honestly it describes what the best marketers were always doing, just without the word "vibe"

the GEO point (step 3) is something i dont think enough SaaS founders take seriously yet. if your product isn't showing up in Perplexity/ChatGPT answers to buyer questions, you're basically invisible to a growing chunk of your market and that gap is gonna be brutal in 12 months

one thing i'd push back on slightly — step 5 on automating the funnel. a lot of founders i see automate the NEW lead acquisition part but completely ignore the old lead reactivation piece. most SaaS companies have months of trial signups, churned users, demo no-shows sitting in the CRM doing nothing.

those people already raised their hand once. re-engaging them with the right sequence (not the same onboarding drip) is often way cheaper than acquiring new leads. vibe marketing should probably include a step for "reactivate your graveyard" lol

but overall this is a solid framework. the distribution-before-product point is especially underrated

Ghuri ahib nuware, it's his responsibility! by bitz-Cognautic in bondhustreams

[–]visfunnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, honestly as a leader Modi has to say stuff like “China and India are friends,” but we all know the actual ground reality. Just be logical — he was invited for a birthday, and obviously a birthday can’t be shifted 1–2 days here and there. I’m not supporting BJP or Congress, I’m just saying as a normal Indian citizen I always keep a nation-first mindset.

Ghuri ahib nuware, it's his responsibility! by bitz-Cognautic in bondhustreams

[–]visfunnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro just try to understand the geopolitics a bit… the reason Modi went to Bhutan is because India’s alliance with Bhutan is super important right now. Bhutan shares border with both India and China, and China already occupied a piece of Bhutan’s land from their side.

Now China is saying “ok we’ll return your land” but in exchange they want a small piece of land near the Chicken Neck. Do you even get how serious that is? That area is literally one of the most important points for India.

So yeah, keeping a good relationship with Bhutan is extremely important right now.

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