Do the work for clients
Turbine Drive sales overnight
Draft from files you own. You still hit send.
shared by @permexpat ↗
How it's set up
A sales bot on a Drive of turbine, generator, and transformer specs drafted outreach, they said. Overnight two new client enquiries, one moving to a pre-purchase inspection, then a drafted NCNDA reply. Significant commission if it closes. We have the tweet. We did not see the commission.
- 01Connect the Drive you already keep for one product line. Specs and photos you own.
- 02Ask for drafts to names you already may email. It does not invent a buyer.
- 03You read every draft. You send. They said about a dozen. Use your count.
- 04Overnight replies are theirs. You still own the thread.
- 05Do not attach a real NCNDA until you check it. The bot does not sign.
- 06Write a commission only from a deal that closed. Do not invent a number they did not post.
Prompt
prompt
Use only the Drive I connect: specs and photos I own.
Draft outreach to names I give you. Do not invent a buyer, a dozen, or a commission.
I read and send. You do not sign an NCNDA.
After every run, five lines: drafts, attachments, what needs me.written from @permexpat's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
A closed asset sale can pay a commission. They posted no dollar. First proof is one draft you sent from files you own — not a commission we have not seen.
What to try first
This week: one Drive of specs you own, drafts to names you may email, and you hit send.
Watch out
- Tokens: cap the run so one desk does not burn the week.
- Time: one checked send beats a blast.
- Claim: A dozen drafts, two overnight enquiries, one inspection, and a later commission are what they posted. Not a commission we saw. Not a public install.