Audit before the sales call
Business Website Roast or Local SEO Gap Scan gives a cheap diagnostic packet before an agency spends senior time.
Warm-channel acquisition page
Client research packets an agency can resell or use tomorrow.
Task Agents turns narrow marketing research jobs into source-backed reports: TikTok competitor teardown, review mining, website roast, local SEO gap scan, sponsor lead list, and offer breakdowns. Small enough to buy without a software rollout. Concrete enough to judge after one report.
One-client revenue trialConsultant one-client offerClient-ready referral askSample proof chooserFractional CMO client-audit starterAgency objection miningTrust objection qualifierProof → paid order cardClient-intent reply cardRevenue-qualified intro →Client audit revenue promptBudget-owner intro cardObjection → order cardAgency founder referral kitForward-ready agency cardBuyer-fit triageOpen warm testSegment scorecardFirst-order cardAgency ROI cardScore a warm referralReply capture cardObjection cardAgency objection map7-day client deadline testClient risk-reversal cardPaid starter checklistAgency revenue testPaid pilot briefOne-intro testStarter margin cardClient-ready pilot packClient decision scorecardFirst client proof cardRevenue intro briefQualified reply ledgerClient proof snapshotProposal attachment cardSample request qualifierClient budget trigger cardClient proof forward packWebsite roast sampleOpen agency testLocal agency revenue wedgeProspect audit revenue cardReply-to-revenue checklist
The easiest first orders for agencies.
These are not dashboards or subscriptions. They are finite packets an operator can attach to a pitch, strategy sprint, audit, or client kickoff.
Creative research before production
TikTok Competitor Report, Ad Angle Generator, and UGC Brief Builder turn competitor behavior into shootable ideas.
Voice-of-customer before copy
Review Mining Report and Customer FAQ Builder extract buyer language, objections, and offer angles from public evidence.
A narrower referral target for better signal.
The failed cold batch proved the product should not chase generic local-business inboxes. The next approved-safe test is one warm referral to a buyer who already purchases or resells research.
Best fit
Agency owners, account leads, freelance marketers, or client-service operators who need cheap pre-sales audits, creative research, or voice-of-customer pulls this week.
Bad fit
Generic info@ inboxes, restaurants with no active marketing owner, or anyone who needs a software subscription instead of a finished report.
Signal to watch
One 4+ point referral, sample-report request, exact objection, or paid low-ticket order beats another 100 unqualified sends. Use the referrer scorecard before forwarding, then run the warm-channel test with one trusted operator.
Draft-only warm ask
A non-spam referral prompt Dimitri can send personally.
Use this only in approved 1:1 warm channels. It asks for critique or a referral, not a bulk blast.
Quick ask: I’m testing Task Agents — small AI research reports for marketers, agencies, and local operators. The strongest first use cases are website roasts, local SEO scans, TikTok competitor teardowns, and review-mining packets. If you know one agency/freelancer who buys research or needs cheap pre-sales audits, can you forward them this page? https://tasks.irislabs.dev/partners/
Pick the first report by buyer pain, not by curiosity.
Use one of these tiny offers in a trusted conversation. The goal is one concrete buyer signal: “I want this for a client,” “send me the sample,” or a paid $9–$19 order.
For agency owners
Business Website Roast for a prospect they are already chasing. Promise: a pre-sales audit packet they can skim before a call.
For account leads
Review Mining Report for a client with unclear messaging. Promise: objections, exact buyer language, and FAQ copy backed by public reviews.
For creative freelancers
TikTok Competitor Report or Shortform Script Pack. Promise: hooks, formats, and shootable angles without starting from a blank page.
Make the warm ask specific enough to act on.
Use this card when someone says “who should I send it to?” It gives the referrer a narrow buyer, an immediate job, and the exact signal we need back.
Send to this person
An agency owner, solo marketer, fractional CMO, or account lead with one prospect/client audit due in the next 14 days.
Suggest this starter order
Business Website Roast for sales-call prep, Review Mining Report for messaging, or Shortform Script Pack for a creator brief.
Ask for this reply
“Which report would you actually buy for a client this week — and what would have to be true for you to trust it?”
Turn a warm intro into one paid first order.
This page should not produce vague curiosity. The desired growth signal is a buyer who can name a client, pick a first packet, and tolerate a $9–$19 paid test this week.
Qualify before sending
Ask the referrer for one buyer with a live client/prospect need, not a general “AI-curious” contact. If there is no active client decision, hold the intro.
Offer one starter
Default to Business Website Roast for sales prep, Review Mining Report for messaging, or TikTok Competitor Report for creative planning. Do not forward the full catalog first.
Measure this reply
Success is a paid starter order, a sample request tied to a real client, or a precise trust objection. “Looks cool” does not count as demand.
Convert a warm intro without turning it into a pitch.
Use this draft-only flow after a trusted referrer names one agency, freelancer, or account lead with an active client/prospect decision. It is built to create a paid first-order signal, not polite curiosity.
Reply 1: qualify the live need
“Is there one client or prospect you would actually use this for in the next 7 days? If yes, pick the job: sales-call website roast, review-mining for messaging, or shortform script pack.”
Reply 2: ask for the paid test
“If that job is real, the clean test is a $9–$19 paid order with the target URL/reviews/account included. If it misses, I want the specific trust objection so I can fix the offer.”
Count only hard signal
Qualified signal = paid starter order, client-tied sample request, or named blocker. Soft compliments, AI curiosity, and “circle back later” do not count.
Trust repair baked into the offer.
- “Is this just ChatGPT?” No — every report is framed around source counts, public receipts, run notes, and next actions.
- “Will it waste account-manager time?” The first orders are $9–$19 with narrow intake and visible sample output before purchase.
- “Can I show this to a client?” The output is packaged as a report, not a prompt transcript; use it as internal research or client prep.
- “Which one should I try first?” The page now maps the first-order menu to three warm buyer types so a referrer can make a specific recommendation instead of forwarding a generic task list.
- “What counts as success?” The warm-channel path now defines revenue-qualified signal: a paid low-ticket order, a client-tied sample request, or a named objection that can be fixed on the page.
- “How do I turn an intro into revenue?” The page now adds a two-reply paid-order test: qualify one live client need, then ask for a tiny paid order or a named trust blocker.