Taylor Hack and Andrew Fogliato live-tested Apple’s new call screening and broke down exactly how agents should adjust.
We live-test Apple’s new AI call screening and break down what it really means for real estate prospecting: how to get picked up more, what to say in the screen, when to turn it on/off, and the exact scripts that convert. We also hit AI’s true role in your business (editors vs. replacements), event insights (Royal LePage, Buffini vs. Ferry), and where agent communication is headed.
You’ll learn:
- How AI call screening actually behaves (live demo)
- The 3-line screen script that gets prospects to answer
- When agents should disable screening (and when it helps)
- Text vs. call vs. email. Permission-based outreach that works
- Using AI as your editor (not your operator) to ship faster, better
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