this feels like cheating.
i just watched a guy who has never rented a crane, never been to Laredo, Texas, pull in ~$35,000 in crane rental requests from an $11 website.
Grok Bot built the whole thing.
Chris Koerner (@mhp_guy ) showed it on his podcast today. "I barely know what cranes are."
a web agency charges $5K+ for a local lead site. he paid for the domain.
99% of people still use their agent to summarize emails. here's what he did instead:
→ a tool scans cities for services with more demand than supply. Laredo came back short on cranes
→ Grok Bot checks the domain, buys it with his card. $11
→ builds the site, wires Google Analytics + Search Console
→ ranking report lands every Monday
→ month one: 3 leads. ~$3K, ~$23K, ~$9K. industrial buyers from out of state
the part nobody's pricing in: he doesn't own a crane. he gave the leads free to the only crane guy in Laredo with a web presence, who's booked 3 weeks out. next step is one exclusive buyer per city at ~$800/mo.
to be clear, $35K is the value of the jobs, not his revenue. the asset is the lead flow.
he's already running it on shower doors in Brownsville. #14 → #10 on Google in a week.
paste this into Grok Bot:
"find 5 US cities where one local service has more search demand than businesses serving it. for each: the search terms, how many businesses show in the Google Map Pack, their review counts, and whether a matching .com is free. show me first, change nothing, buy nothing until I confirm."
the person who runs this on 10 cities this month owns 10 small lead businesses by christmas.
which city + service are you testing first?
@RezaNasri1 Powerful Statement. It shows that the world we live in is in fact a global chaotic floating sphere, that is managed and manipulated buy some chosen people.
Grok Bot fait des merveilles dans tous les domaines
Alors j'ai voulu vous faire LE meilleur guide pour le SEO/GEO
Ceux qui s'y mettent maintenant prennent de l'avance
Enjoy https://t.co/tRjIBe5sWE
My playbook for getting 25,000+ paying customers.
This is exactly how I did it with Polsia:
1. Pressure-test the idea
- If you still think it's good 5-7 days in a row, build it
- Then ask if you can give it 5 years of your life
2. Validate before you build
- Use a landing page, waitlist, Typeform
- Run Meta ads to it
- If strangers won't fill out the form, it's a bad idea
3. Hustle for the first 10 customers
- Don't hire someone else to do this
- Cold call, message friends, message past users
- First customers come from hustlin'
4. Read the signals
- 1 customer is a start
- 10 customers is on track
- 100 staying for 3 months is PMF
5. Fix the product early
- Don't scale what doesn't work yet
- Highest value fix is always onboarding
- Show the wow moment faster and more buy
6. Price to profit
- Add up what one customer costs you
- I landed near $50, so I charged $49/mo + 20%
- Cut AI costs with open-source models, then offer free tier
7. Scale every channel
- Before product-market-fit, stay organic
- After retention, go paid everywhere
- Make your brand omnipresent
This is the playbook that scaled Polsia to 25,000+ paying customers.
@gregisenberg I think AI will cannibalize the entire digital community at some point. Saturation and over supply will be obvious. True to the original tech culture niche and savvy apps will dominate.
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I started an AI-native B2B services company from zero.
7 months later we hit $2M in ARR.
Our 7 step GTM roadmap for 2026:
1️⃣ Traffic Generation
Ideally 2+ channels running in parallel:
• Outbound (Email, DMs, Calls, Events)
• Content (LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Website)
• Ads (LinkedIn, Meta, Google, Reddit)
• Partnerships (Directories, Influencers, Integrations, Agency Programs)
Goal: Maximize brand awareness and impressions.
2️⃣ Lead Capture
6 ways to turn traffic into captured leads:
• Social followers (LinkedIn)
• Website visitors (Apollo .io)
• Social signals (Jungler .ai)
• Gated content (Tally)
• Form fills (HubSpot)
• Free trials (Clerk .com)
Common mistake is to obsess over form fills + trials and ignore the other four.
3️⃣ Lead Nurture
3 avenues that turn awareness into trust:
• Digital marketing (newsletter, email flows, retargeting, social)
• Website resources (case studies, demos, free tools, webinars)
• Field marketing (gifts, dinners, partner + community events)
4️⃣ Data Routing
Every lead and touchpoint gets enriched and synced to the CRM automatically.
This can be handled in tools like:
• Clay
• Cargo
• Freckle .io
• Claude Code
5️⃣ Qualification
Every lead is automatically scored into Tier 1, 2, or 3.
• Qualified → sequences, routed to reps, Slack alert
• Unqualified → nurture sequence
Getting your scoring methodology right is a must.
(powers everything downstream)
6️⃣ Sales-Led Conversion
Match effort to account potential:
• Tier 1: high-touch manual (Nooks + Apollo .io)
• Tier 2: medium-touch automated (Instantly .ai + HeyReach)
• Tier 3: low-touch automated (Instantly .ai)
7️⃣ Close → Retention & Expansion
4 main pipelines: leads, deals, renewals, and expansion.
Some tools to check out for each step:
• Product usage (Amplitude + PostHog)
• Meeting routing (Chili Piper + Default)
• Sales process (Apollo .io + Ergo + Nooks + Qwilr + HubSpot)
Done right, the funnel stops behaving like a funnel.
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