Mosarc AI · Software
The right businesses found on the map, qualified, and reached first.
A lead generation system for Mosarc AI (mosarcai.com) that pulls the right businesses off Google Maps, qualifies them against the founder’s rules, and runs the first outreach.
- Status
Built and handed over. Not monitored since.
- When
- Delivered
- Works inside
- Google Maps data · Qualification rules · Outreach sequences
- Their website
- mosarcai.com
What was happening before.
In the owner’s own words, before Luxin, an AI consulting firm, got involved. The status above says where it stands.
A new company whose customers were on the map, with nobody free to find them one at a time.
Outreach written by hand, when there was time, to a list that was never long enough.
The numbers, with what they mean.
- +1,250%
- more leads than before the build, as published on Marc’s earlier portfolio site
- The result, as reported
- 6.8%
- conversion rate, as published on Marc’s earlier portfolio site
- The result, as reported
Every figure says where it came from. A problem found is not a result.
What was built.
- 01
A system that scrapes Google Maps for the kind of business Mosarc AI sells to.
- 02
Each business qualified against Mosarc AI’s own rules before outreach.
- 03
Outreach goes out to the qualified list, and the replies come back to the founder.
The tools it works inside.
- Google Maps data
- Qualification rules
- Outreach sequences
Nothing goes out without you.
Qualification rules were written with the founder and are his to change. A reply is still a conversation a person has.
Where it stands today.
The system was built and deployed at Mosarc AI. The figures above are the ones Marc published on his earlier portfolio site, not a later measurement.
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