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And this agent insane at it:
it scans twitter for the most viral posts in any niche and tells you exactly how to replicate them before you write a single word
here's what it does:
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I know a guy who pretends to be a venture capitalist to get his competitors to voluntarily hand over their entire client list, revenue numbers, and churn rate...
He is not a VC. He has never invested in anything. He drives a 2019 Civic
But he registered an LLC called "[City Name] Growth Partners" and built a one-page website with stock photos of a downtown office he has never been inside. Total cost: $57
Every quarter he emails the founders of his 8 biggest competitors with this exact subject line:
"[Company Name] - Growth Partners Preliminary Interest"
The body says:
"Hi [founder first name], we've been tracking [company name]'s growth in the [niche] space and believe there may be alignment for a strategic growth investment in the $2M-$5M range. Would you be open to a 30-minute intro call to discuss? We typically move fast on companies with your profile."
94% reply rate. Because every founder running a $500K-$3M agency secretly wants to be acquired and nobody has ever emailed them saying they want to invest
The "intro call" is 30 minutes of the founder voluntarily handing over every metric in his business because he thinks he is pitching an investor
"What's your current MRR?"
"What's your client retention rate?"
"Can you walk me through your top 10 accounts by revenue?"
"What's your average contract value and sales cycle?"
"What does your team structure look like?"
The founder answers all of it. In detail. With pride. He even sends a follow-up email with a Google Drive link to his internal dashboard because the "VC" asked to "review the numbers with my partners"
The guy now has the complete financial anatomy of 8 competing agencies. He knows who their biggest clients are. He knows which clients are at risk of churning. He knows exactly what they charge. He knows their margins
He waits 3 weeks after the call. The founder sends a follow-up asking about "next steps." He replies:
"Appreciate the time, [name]. After reviewing with the team we're going to pass on this round but will keep [company] on our radar for future opportunities. Best of luck with the growth."
The founder is disappointed but not suspicious. VCs pass all the time
Meanwhile the "VC" loads the competitor's top client names into AI-Ark. 89% verified emails first pass. Findymail catches the rest
The cold email to their clients:
"[first name] - most teams running outbound at your scale end up overpaying for [the exact service the competitor charges them for, which he knows from the call]. we install the same backend at roughly 30% less with a refund if results don't beat what you're getting now. quick whatsapp?"
He knows the exact price to undercut because the competitor literally told him on a recorded Zoom call while trying to impress a fake investor
11 months in. $1,140,000 in closed revenue from the 8 "due diligence" calls
Two of the founders he "evaluated" are now paying HIM as clients. They hired the guy who pretended to be their investor and stole their customers. They have no idea. They just think he runs a good agency
He told me "founders will tell a stranger in a suit their deepest secrets if you call it due diligence. I call it that"
I asked if any of them ever figured it out. He said "one guy saw me at a conference and said 'hey aren't you from Growth Partners?' and I said 'yeah we pivoted to services.' He bought me a drink. He's my client now"
The operating cost of pretending to be a venture capital firm: $57 in domain registration and hosting
The revenue from pretending to be a venture capital firm: $1.14M
The 2019 Civic now has a custom license plate. It says "DUE DLGNC"
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