Replace the lead-research hire
A $36,000-a-year lead-research seat. He said Grok Bot took the work and gave hours back.
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How it's set up
He posted that his first employee was going to cost $36,000 a year for lead research and CRM updates. He said Grok Bot took that work and gave him 15+ hours a week back. That is his claim. We did not see the hire, the CRM, or a payroll stub. There is no public install.
- 01Open a custom Grok Bot. Write the job the hire would have done: find leads, score them, update the CRM.
- 02Paste the fields your CRM actually uses. Do not invent columns or a close.
- 03Ask for a daily list: new leads, what changed, what still needs a human.
- 04You still send the email and close the deal. The bot does research, not the handshake.
- 05Track hours you get back for a week. If the list is junk, tighten the job.
Prompt
We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.
How the money works
This is a cost he said he did not spend — $36,000 a year for that seat. Hours back are his claim too. We do not treat it as audited savings. Copy the job, not the dollar as proof.
What to try first
This week: one lead list from research, one CRM update you check. Write the hours you got back. Do not invent a close.
Watch out
- Tokens: a wide lead scrape can burn the week. Cap the list.
- Time: you still verify before you email. A bot can invent a lead.
- Claim: $36,000 a year and 15+ hours a week are his. Not a payroll stub. No public install.