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Find buyer-intent leads and research them for outreach

One bot spots buyer-intent signals and a second judges each opportunity and finds contacts, feeding a list for human email outreach.

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Use case overview

One bot spots buyer-intent signals and a second judges each opportunity and finds contacts, feeding a list for human email outreach.

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Reported experience

  1. What they did

    A commenter said they run two bots: the first scans the web with multiple sub-agents for more than 30 buyer-intent signals, such as companies hiring many of the same roles or rumors of an announcement. The second bot reviews those signals, scores each one as a good or bad opportunity, and finds relevant people to contact; the human then uses the resulting weekly lead list for manual email outreach rather than AI-written messages.

  2. How it went

    They said this is working for them because prospects are more receptive when buyer intent is already present and the outreach email is written by a person. The thread gives no conversion numbers, setup details, or examples of the contact-finding process.

  3. Worth knowing

    The clearest catch is not to automate the outreach itself: the commenter says they keep emails human-written and use AI mainly for web reading, list-building, and sorting.

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Find people or companies showing buyer intent for [my product or service], such as posts asking for [problem I solve] on [Reddit, X, forums]. For each one, judge how strong the fit is, find the likely decision-maker and public contact info, and add them to a spreadsheet with a note on why they're a good lead. Stop at [number] qualified leads and don't contact anyone yourself.

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