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The part nobody warns you about when you start an AI agency: onboarding. Every new client means building their front desk, follow up and ads from scratch. With Fullday you add the client, setup takes a few minutes under your brand, and you get back to landing the next one.

Most people starting an AI agency think the hard part is the tech. It isn't. It's finding clients. Fullday has lead finding, cold email and a pipeline built in, then runs the front desk, follow up and ads for each client under your brand. You just land them.

Most people who want to start an AI agency stall on one question: who builds and runs the work once a client signs? With Fullday that part runs under your brand. Front desk, follow up, ads, website, search. Your job is landing the client.

A question your agency clients will ask: why doesn't ChatGPT name us? In Fullday, every client you land gets a search agent that checks their site daily for Google and AI answers, under your brand. You bring the client. Fullday does the work. Sample data shown.

Starting an AI agency usually stalls at the same spot: you sign a local business and then have to build their website, ads and Google presence by hand. With Fullday that work is already built. You land the client, Fullday runs it under your brand.

Most new agencies stall on the same thing. Every client wants follow up, reminders and review requests, and you end up doing it by hand. With Fullday that runs for each client under your brand. Your job is landing the client. Fullday does the work.

The slow part of starting an AI agency is building every client setup by hand. On Fullday, each client gets an AI front desk that answers calls, texts and chat 24/7 and books onto their calendar, all under your brand. You land the client. Fullday does the work.

Most people who want to start an AI agency stall on one question: who actually does the work for clients? With Fullday your brand sits on top, clients get a portal with your logo, and the AI growth team does the work. Your job is landing clients.

Starting an AI agency usually means two jobs: finding clients and doing the work. Fullday handles the work under your brand. Lead finding and cold email are built in too, so your day can go to sales calls. (Sample data shown)

Most new AI agencies stall on delivery. You land a dentist, then have to build the front desk, follow up, ads and reviews yourself. Fullday runs all of that under your brand, with a white label client portal. You land the clients. Fullday does the work.

@lukepierceops The channel list is useful. The part most new agencies skip is matching the channel to the niche. Local service owners answer the phone and open LinkedIn DMs more than they read cold email.

Starting an AI agency? Your only job should be getting clients. Fullday helps there too: it finds leads, sends cold email and tracks your pipeline. Then it does the work for each client under your brand. 7 day trial, no contract. (Sample data)

Most new agencies die at fulfillment, not sales. Every client turns into a custom build to babysit. With Fullday, every client gets the same AI growth team: calls answered, leads followed up, reviews requested. White label, your logo. (Sample data)

You don't need to build fulfillment to start an AI agency. You find the local businesses. Fullday runs the front desk, the follow up, the ads and the site under your brand, with your own client portals. You sell. Fullday does the work. (Sample data)

8:13pm. A patient calls your dental office to book a cleaning. Most offices: voicemail. She books elsewhere. Fullday picks up, books her Monday 11am, texts a confirmation, then sends a reminder and a review ask. Your whole growth team, run by AI. (Sample data, demo account)