How to Run Your First Lead Campaign with Local Lead Finder Pro

1 Set up a new campaign

Open Lead Finder in the Find menu. On Find leads, choose the country, add the kinds of business you want (niches) and the cities. Press Enter after each one, or tap a suggested city.

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1. The Find leads tab. Your plan's limits are shown at the top right of the card.
2. Niches: the kind of business, for example plumber, dentist or car detailing. Each niche is searched in every city.
3. Cities: type a city or tap one of the suggestions for the country.
4. Country of the cities.
5. Listings per search: how many Google Maps pages to read per niche and city. About 20 is 2 Maps pages.
6. The estimate: how many searches, how many listings at most, how many credits at most and what you have left this month.
7. Start campaign. It runs on the AM Jarvis server, so you can close the page and come back.

Tick Skip businesses already in my pipeline so you do not pay for leads you are already working on. The campaign name is optional.

2 Follow your campaigns

The Campaigns tab lists every campaign with its status, how many leads and hot leads it found, the cities and niches.

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1. The Campaigns tab with the number of campaigns.
2. The status: Running, Finished or Stopped. A stopped campaign says why, for example when credits ran out.
3. Resume continues a stopped campaign where it stopped.
4. Open shows the results. Excel and CSV export the campaign; Delete removes it.

3 Read the market scores

Open a campaign. At the top, Markets scores each city and niche from 0 to 100: higher means weaker competitors and a bigger chance for a client to rank and rent well.

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1. What the market score means.
2. Each combination shows how many businesses were found, the top 3's average reviews and rating, the share with no website, under 30 reviews or a weak site, and a one line verdict.

4 Filter and pick your best leads

Below the markets, every business is listed with its Google profile, website check and a lead score. The list starts with the best leads.

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1. Search by name, address, phone or email.
2. Show all leads, hot leads (score 60 and up), businesses with no website, weak websites and more. Next to it you filter by city, niche and website platform, and sort.
3. The lead label: Hot lead, Good lead or Low priority. "In pipeline" shows leads you are already working on.
4. The website check: the platform (WordPress, Wix and others), or No website, Social page only, Website down, Parked domain, with problems such as no SSL or not mobile.
5. The lead score: how much the business needs your help and how easy it is to reach.
6. Contact options found: WhatsApp, email, social profiles.
7. Add to pipeline adds the ticked leads at once. Write with AI writes messages for them with your AI, and Export selected downloads them.

5 Open a lead and send your first message

Click Open on a lead. You see why it is a good lead, how its Google profile compares with the local top 3, a list of issues you can mention, and the outreach box with your message already filled in.

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1. Why this is a good lead: the facts in plain words, for example 12 reviews against a top 3 average of 305.
2. Google profile vs. the top 3: rating and reviews next to the three strongest competitors, and a checklist of the profile.
3. Issues to mention: each problem found on the website and profile, with a one line fix you can offer. Below it, the website facts: platform, HTTPS, mobile, schema, tracking and the pages checked.
4. The channel: WhatsApp, Email, Call script, Instagram / Facebook DM, Follow-up 1 and Follow-up 2.
5. The message, filled from your template with this lead's data. Edit it freely before sending.
6. Open WhatsApp (or Open email) opens your own app with the text ready, and marks the lead as contacted with a follow-up date. Copy and Write with AI are next to it.
7. Audit report opens a printable report with your branding to send to the business.
8. Check Google rankings checks whether the business is on page 1 for its local searches (up to 3 credits).

6 Track replies in the pipeline

Every lead you contacted or added is in Pipeline. The counters at the top show what is due today, overdue, and how many leads are at each stage, plus your open and won deal value.

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1. The Pipeline tab shows how many follow-ups are due.
2. Counters: due today, overdue, each status, open deal value and won value. Click a counter to filter.
3. Status: New, Contacted, Replied, Meeting, Won or Lost.
4. Follow-up date, red when overdue. Value and tags are next to it.
5. Send or Message opens the next message (first message, Follow-up 1 or Follow-up 2). More shows notes and history.
6. Bulk changes: tick leads, then change their status, add a tag or set a follow-up date in one go. Export Excel and CSV are at the top of the card.

7 Make the messages yours in Outreach setup

Open Outreach setup. First fill in Your details: your name, company, phone, email, website, logo link and report color. They are used in messages and on the audit reports, and the language you pick is used for AI written messages. Then edit the Message templates.

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1. The template text. There is one for WhatsApp, email subject and body, the call script, the DM, and the two follow-ups (3 and 7 days later).
2. Tokens: click one to add it where your cursor is, for example {business}, {city}, {issue1} or {top3_reviews}.
3. Pick which template to preview.
4. The preview, filled with a sample lead, so you can check it reads well. Click Save templates when you are done.