Build a buyer-intent lead list for outreach

Use one agent to spot buying signals and another to rank them and gather contact targets for human-written outreach.

Done with Grok Bot· Intermediate· Oct 2026

What they did
A commenter said they use two bots together. The first scans the web for more than 30 signs that a company may be ready to buy, including heavy hiring in the same roles and hints of an upcoming announcement. A second bot then checks each lead, rates whether it looks worth pursuing, and looks up people to reach out to. They turn that into a weekly list and handle the emails themselves.
How it went
They said this works because the people they contact are already showing interest, and the messages come from a person rather than an AI system. No performance figures were shared, and there were no details on how the contact lookup step is done.
Tips
Keep the agent focused on screening, sorting, and research, not sending. If you use a similar setup, pause for approval before any step that would message someone, submit a form, or otherwise act on the lead.

Try it yourself with Grok Bot

Act as a lead-research assistant for [my product or service]. Search public web sources for companies or people showing signs they may be ready to buy, such as [examples of buyer-intent signals]. For each match, explain why it looks promising, rate the strength of the fit, and find the most relevant decision-maker plus any public contact details. Put the results in a table with columns for [fields you want]. Stop after [number] qualified leads and wait for my approval before doing anything that would send a message, submit a form, or contact anyone.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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