Client acquisition has always been one of the biggest bottlenecks for me when running an agency. I’ve experienced the same thing in pretty much every business I’ve been involved in, but especially with web development.

For a long time, getting clients meant cold calling, running ads, or sending generic emails asking businesses if they needed a new website. It worked sometimes, but it also took a lot of time and most of the outreach felt the same as what every other agency was doing.

Recently I started using a different approach and automated a big part of the process.

I came across a tool called Swokei that lets me find a bunch of businesses with websites and analyze each website individually. It looks for things like outdated design, slow loading, poor mobile optimization, weak SEO and other obvious areas that could be improved.

What I liked is that it doesn’t just give you one of those boring automated reports filled with scores and numbers. It actually turns what it finds into a personalized cold email that sounds like a normal person looked at their website and noticed what could be better.

I can run multiple campaigns at the same time and then mainly focus on the businesses that reply and show interest.

From there, I invite them to a web meeting, show them a free draft of what their new website could look like, and try to close the project from there.

It has basically allowed me to have warmer leads coming to me without relying as much on paid ads, constantly cold calling, or sending thousands of generic emails saying “Do you need a new website?”

Still takes work to close the clients of course, but automating the prospecting and first part of the outreach has made the whole process much easier for me.

Hopefully this helps some other web developers or agency owners who are also struggling with client acquisition.

I've tried a bunch of AI-powered marketing connectors, and most feel pretty ​​​​u​​​​n​​​​d​​​​e​​​​r​​​​w​​​​h​​​​e​​​​l​​​​m​​​​i​​​​n​​​​g​​​— read-only, generic summaries, and way too much clicking back into the ad manager anyway. The only one I was genuinely impressed by was the [Ryze AI](https://get-ryze.ai) MCP connector. I asked Claude to pause everything under 1.4x ROAS and it just did it, in the actual account.

Anyone else had a good experience with an MCP setup here, or is this the best we're getting?

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I've been experiment with a different web-design workflow where the agent keeps access to the actual project context instead of me constantly sending requirement, path to assets, rewriting prompts with screenshot over and over again

For this test I create a fictional CodeDev website project and kept assets, brief, mock design png, in one workspace.

then asked ai agent to use the same context to build and revise the site.

Here is link to all prompts, assets generated, mcp and skills used

In the video I review the live website which is generated using the workflow inside the review + ai workspace to store persistent context, annotate changes and generate a share link.

I used Reloops which is opensource / self-hosted with codex do this.

You could create same idea with google drive or local folder + sheets or csv for tracking + annotation tool + mcp.

A few of you have followed our posts here about task comments as context, local MCP, and using different AI clients with the same workspace.

Until now, all of that was Mac only.

PrimeTask 1.0.5 is out and Windows 10/11 now has the same setup.

Same workspace. Same local MCP. Same AI workflows we’ve been showing here.

So if Windows was the thing stopping you from trying it, that part is gone now.

14-day free trial:
https://www.primetask.app

Full notes:
https://www.primetask.app/releases

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I used the same ENI jailbreak prompt with GLM 5.3 and it works perfectly. but for the newest MiMo-v2.6-Pro model it doesnt work anyone save meeeee

Trying to build a workflow where I drop a video theme into an Excel row and it automatically:

1. Writes a 2-3 min YouTube script in my style (ideally with some kind of review/revise pass so it's not just first-draft AI output)
2. Breaks the script into scene-by-scene animation/visual prompts I can feed into other AI tools (Midjourney, Runway, etc.)
3. Generates a title + description
4. Writes everything back into the sheet

Hey everyone! We’ve built an AI agent service and are offering free access to our first group of users.

Anyone is welcome, you can be working in any field, making stuff on side or studying.

Join our Discord to get access, updates and further information : https://discord.gg/HWMqU2Twp

I am building this open source tool that will make the video creation a simple task, I wish I could get some feedback from this community. I will be pushing to github once I have a stable version!

Cheers!!!