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There is definitely cross-over. Email marketing guys are typically experts in the CONTENT of the emails though, not necessarily how everything ties together. And it also depends on the specific CRM and what functionality it offers. Some have built-in AI features these days, some don't, some AI will tie in before the leads even get to the CRM.

@@AlexanderSomma like AI agents? Haven't look too deeply into it, but playing with a couple of ideas

Unfortunately not. The automations are quite limited by their side.

Unfortunately ActiveCampaign is pretty terrible when it comes to that type of waiting until a dynamic date and time. I really don't know how they don't offer it

Always happy to talk and see if I can help. Click here to visit my website, gavinwiener.com And then click to book a call

There's a couple of ways as I mention in the vid. - if you have a skill/coaching programme, you can upsell people into that - if you don't have an offer yourself, you could affiliate other people's offers or products - if you don't have an offer, you could also partner with someone who does and then you deliver it together The free Skool community itself is just a part of the funnel. It's essentially a lead magnet and way for you to give value and build trust.

Unfortunately not off the top of my head because I've never worked with it. But my thought process would always be the same (and what I do when working with tools I've never used): 1. Does Aweber itself offer "automations" 2. If so, do those automations have some type of webhook/http request/web request 3. If not, does it have an API in general 4. If yes, does that API offer webhooks i.e. sending data out 5. If no, does the API allow you to pull information about who opened specific campaigns 6. Etc I continue down that thought pattern. Feel free to book in a call with me if you need more help, gavinwiener.com/

@@gavinwiener Thank you for the reply Gavin, I am currently going through some videos hoping to find some more information about it.

Let me know how it goes. Is it the same use-case? Wanting to count how many emails in general someone has opened?

@@nrgstudios612 I'm glad it helped, let me know how it goes!

Thanks!

Much love, really appreciate it. Is it specifically these types of "How to get started in AI automation" videos you're finding the most helpful?

@@gavinwiener yeah man, for me, purely just any knowledge I can learn around creating AI automation as a service to provide to other businesses

Again, GHL's reporting and dashboard isn't the best from my experience. So you would need to build out something like that in Google Sheets (like it sounds like you've done), or Airtable (which has been capturing my eye a lot lately, and they just introduced something called "Portals")

In a comment or email? The answer is yes. If can solve peoples' problems, they'll pay you money. I have a friend from Nigeria doing very well

It's hard to give you an EXACT number. But for example, I've had a client on a $700 retainer for close to 2 years. And I've had a client who was on a $2000 retainer for close to a year. It really depends on their needs. If a client just wants someone to keep an eye on automations you've already setup, maybe they'll ask you for a tweak every now and then, it's closer to the lower end. But if they're growing very fast, they're always setting up new funnels, testing new marketing channels, that's going to be more intensive, and it's towards the higher end. Because that's low-key almost like a job. It is certainly harder to give a "set" answer in the AI automation space because the needs between each client is quite different.

Appreciate the compliment. No thanks

My pleasure, just trying to share the things I wish I knew!

Seeing how far AI agencies can scale ;)

Thanks for the patience, not sure why I just saw this now. Your thinking is correct. If you've built an opt-in page for the free community on ClickFunnels, then on the "thank you" page (after they've opted in for the free community), THAT'S going to be your upsell page. The smoothest user experience will be adding the paid community as a product in ClickFunnels, and use ClickFunnel's forms for payment. Then you'll need a separate Zap (as you said) to actually add them to the paid community. But if that's complicated for you, you could just have the "upsell page" have a button that links to the paid Skool community, and the payment is handled through Skool. It likely is easier from an admin stand-point, because then Skool with remove members when they cancel, etc.

@@happysunshine8148 I got you 🤝 any other vids you would find helpful?

You mean the date on the certificate itself? That's weird since it comes from the script. Did you copy across everything in the script exactly as is? And you didn't change the ##DATE## on the template either?

@@gavinwiener I am actually using your code verbatim (except for the slide ID), and it still isn't working. I'm guessing it has something to do with somehow connecting the script to this whole thing. What you would charge for 15 minutes consulting?

@@alvizalyssa as far as I remember, yes. When you select the courses for the invite, it starts to create a list

Glad it helped! Did you have any questions after? It helps me create more videos

Appreciate the support!

That might be a specific setting. Because I've had a client on a PayPal subscription for close to a year and it goes off without a hitch. Set it up the same way as this vid. Same time every month, no approval

The truly last option, in that case, is using "browser emulation". But it requires a strong knowledge of coding. And you'd use something like Python with Selenium or Puppeteer. But I didn't include it because I personally won't even work on a project if I have to do it that way. It's a headache.

Oh ok I will try to see if it gives me a headache but thank you

Ok so I’m wondering how can I use a browser emulator to automate a task which gets all the players that are available to come to a practice in a club I’m in in the cross bar iOS app

Not off the top of my head, unfortunately. I would have to see how you've done it. Have you definitely included the API key correctly?

That sounds like a great base to start off! Click over to here, and feel free to book in a time gavinwiener.com/freelance-mentoring/

@@Univium_Inc appreciate it! Yup fortunately there is at least a bit of a workaround

There's a lot of "it depends". Some landing page tools like ClickFunnels will automatically capture those UTMs and send them to a tool like Zapier for example. So you could catch them at that stage. And then connect it to the original person when they book in on Calendly and capture that with Zapier as well. If not, you'll need to write a bit of Javascript that's on the landing page, pulls the UTM parameters from the current URL, and appends them to the new URL where you're heading. My updated version of this tutorial will help, ruclips.net/video/AhkA3KAcGfc/видео.html, but it doesn't cover the bit about sending along the UTM parameters from the landing page. But the code I include will give you an idea.

That's true. I believe I mentioned that the time would need to be saved in a separate field. It's unfortunately a workaround with ActiveCampaign for now.

@@MontserratAguirre-lq8sp do you HAVE to use Google Tag Manager? I'm not super well-versed with Google Tag Manager but as far as I understand, it's simply "injecting" whatever code you want. I've never done it this way, but you could try create a new tag, use just Custom HTML as the type, and trigger it on just that page with the embedded Calendly.

What's the context? Like receiving a Stripe payment? Because this has nothing to do with that 😅

@@gavinwiener yes a stripe payment and I know this has nothing to do with it bro just seeing if you would know

I appreciate it!

I can take a look for you. The only problem, I've heard that the trigger for "new paid member" is very inconsistent and sends non-paid people as well. The biggest question would be if the trigger includes the email, and if not, then might have to look at the a payment trigger like Stripe. If you want, book in a time with me on my website and we can work through it together, and then I can also turn that into a vid 😎

Pleasure, hope it was helpful

To correct you, I actually did. Because with Calendly it's literally 2 steps. Add the UTM parameters to the direct booking link. Did I not show that? Most of the video has to be an explanation of the concepts otherwise people don't understand what to look for.

@@gavinwiener so you just manually type whatever you want for the UTM parameters? You don’t need to save it with a special tool?

@@brettwharton Yup, you can. That GA Dev Tools tool I showed just makes life easier instead of adding... "?" Then "" Etc. Which is very prone to human error. And if you name them incorrectly, booking tools won't pull them in automatically like I was showing. They only look for certain UTM parameters/query parameters because that's become the convention.