I actually bought a couple of Wyatt's products early in his career...before he started pumping and dumping and abandoned supporting his products. He's also famous for not knowing that he couldn't freely take a paid video-related service set, plug it into his product and sell use to the services provided by the API to hundreds of people, and not pay anything to the API's author.
Anyway, this is a bunch of videos and download links on how to set up OpenVBX and pay Twilio to make spam phone calls.
NOTE: The SMSWordpress site on which this page is loaded has a "Download" tab. That is NOT for the OpenVBX product. The page you land on has links to other pages that have the videos and the few downloads you need. If you click on the Download tab, you'll be told you need to login.
If you come back here because you clicked on the Download tab, and ask for the password, we'll all understand that to be secret BHT 'code' for "I am a frakking idiot, and my mommy didn't love me." (Just so you know.)
PS. Direct download from author site. The mirror pros will soon have mirrors for you guys who don't like to get your hands dirty.
OpenVBX Dialer Prospecting System ATTENTION: Do you want new clients by tomorrow? I can guarantee very warm leads CALLING YOU in the next 24-48 hours.
If you need nice warm leads without cold calling or emailing, please pay attention. With a couple minor tweaks, OpenVBX becomes a powerful phone voicemail blaster that can generate phone calls for your offline consulting services within hours, on demand.
Using OpenVBX and a few free plugins (slightly modified), I was able to generate almost 50 incoming calls and 8 voicemails in a single day with just a couple hours of work.
Basically, here’s how it works.
Create an account at twilio.com and add some funds to get started.
Install OpenVBX
Install plugins
Create an outbound call flow
Create the related inbound call flow
Assign a phone number to the inbound flow
Blast out the calls
Respond to requests from prospects
Another important piece when working this system, is to select a niche and study it a bit. I suggest picking a niche that has set hours of operation. I do this because I want to leave a voicemail when they are closed.
Why a voicemail?
Generally, a voicemail is listened to and even notes taken, like the name and phone number. The gatekeeper, if there is one, is forced to write down your info and decide what to do with it. Many times, this means it’s passed to the owner for a return call, depending on the message you leave.
Here’s a message I might leave a prospect.
“Hello, this is Joe Smith. I noticed something on your Facebook page and have a question for you. Please call me at 888-555-1212.”
Notice how it’s vague but generates some curiosity.
Here’s another one. “Hi, this is Joe Smith. I have a question about your video online. Please call me at…”.
You can try various versions, like “I have a question about your appointments” or “I saw a problem on your facebook page and need to talk to you”, etc.
Now, these messages should relate to a FREE service you’d like to offer them. Facebook is a good place to start because almost everyone has a facebook page, and if they don’t, the should. There’s plenty of things you can do to help on their facebook page. Depending on the services your offer, I’m sure you can come up with something.
In my testing, I’ve found that it’s usually the owner that calls back. When they do, they will here another greeting, just with a little bit more info. For example, if your initial voicemail said something about their facebook page, you might expand a little but still not a lot of detail. Details will confuse and discourage them. You want to lead them just another step down the trail and leave you a voicemail. So, you’d say something like “Thanks for calling. I called because I’d like to offer you a free facebook app in exchange for your honest feedback. There’s no cost to you at all. I’m limited to just a few businesses in the area, so please leave your name and number and I’ll get back to you.”
Personally, my campaign was about doing a free video and a good number of them were interested.
Once you have your niche and system set up, you’ll want to send the blast at a time when stores are typically closed, but not in the middle of the night. Maybe early morning, like 7am or later in the evening at about 10 or 11 pm. Sometime business numbers will ring through to a cell phone, and you don’t want to call at 4am. It’s a bad way to generate a prospect!
With this OpenVBX Dialer Prospecting System (sorry, no fancy name), you get the following.
10+ Videos: Multiple videos covering installing and setting up OpenVBX, installing the needed plugins, how to set up the outbound and inbound call flows, and more
Video: How to scrape phone numbers from dexknows.com
Customized plugins download. These plugins are free but have been modified slightly to allow for voice blasts
Simple javascript to scrape phone numbers from dexknows.com
A note to non-US countries. This system should work anywhere Twilio phone numbers are available. Check twilio.com for pricing and availability of numbers in your country. Only $25
Thanks for your purchase. I know that this system works and if you follow it through, you’ll be able to generate as many warm leads as you can handle. In fact, I suggest setting up a mailbox for a salesperson to follow up on them for you.
Below is the list of video tutorials. Each page has the related files and resources linked on the page.
The outbound recording is simple, somewhat vague, and is mainly
designed to create curiosity but not be misleading either. A common
mistake I see people make is to give to much information in the initial
outgoing voicemail. A short question/statement and a phone number is all
you need.
The inbound greeting can give more information but you still don’t
want to sound like you’re selling anything. I wouldn’t say mine is the
greatest but I have gotten a good percentage of people leaving messages
with their contact info wanting to work with me.
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