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We had hundreds of old leads sitting in our CRM that no one had time to follow up with.
We used Olivia AI voice agent from petegabi.com to reach out and reintroduce our services. Surprisingly, quite a few people responded and even scheduled meetings.
It felt like unlocking hidden opportunities we had completely forgotten about.
We’d been struggling to re-engage customers who canceled our software subscriptions. Gabi reached out, asked if they’d like a new walkthrough or limited offer — and people actually responded. One client told me, “Your rep sounded so kind and patient.”
I didn’t have the heart to tell them it was AI. Thanks petegabi.com
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