Build a lead-gen pipeline for weak local websites

A user set up several agents to find neglected local businesses and draft tailored outreach for web services.

Done with Custom agent· Intermediate· Mar 2026

What they did
They arranged a chain of six agents with fixed instructions. One agent looked for local businesses with thin or outdated web pages, another researched each business and wrote a custom pitch, and later agents converted that pitch into sales materials like scripts, voice tracks, and talking-head videos. The human mainly handled setup and the broader business work while the system repeated the process on its own.
How it went
The thread framed it as a nonstop sales engine for web services, but no solid income or performance figures were shown in the visible post. Commenters asked for proof, including twelve months of revenue and profit.
Tips
Keep the process segmented so one agent finds leads while another personalizes outreach and a separate step creates assets. Ask the system to pause before sending anything, since the risky part is moving from drafts to outreach.

Try it yourself with Manus

Find [number] local [business type] businesses in [city/region] that seem to have a weak web presence, such as an old site, missing key pages, or little review activity. For each one, gather the basics, explain what looks outdated or missing, and write a short outreach message tailored to that business and my offer of [your service]. Then create a simple spreadsheet with the business name, contact details if available, the gaps you found, and the draft message. Stop and ask for my approval before you send any email, publish any content, delete anything, submit any form, or make any payment.

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

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