Use cases
Find customers who are already asking
Every day people post that they need what you sell: a designer, a DJ, an app, an agency. Each guide below starts from a problem people search for, then shows the workflow, a worked example, and what Larvabot can't do.
Freelancers
How to find clients as a freelancer (without bidding sites)
Find people posting “I need someone to…” before the job ever reaches a bidding site.
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Web designers and developers
How to find businesses that need a website (and actually want one)
Skip the list of businesses with no website. Find the ones asking for one, and the ones worth a personal email.
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How to find customers on Reddit (without getting banned)
Find the threads where people ask for what you sell, and reply without getting banned.
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Facebook groups
How to get leads from Facebook groups without spamming them
Catch “can anyone recommend…” posts in public groups without scrolling feeds all day.
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Agencies
How to get clients for your agency without paid lead lists
Run outreach per client and for your own pipeline, without a team of SDRs.
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Local service businesses
How to get more clients for a local service business
Photographers, trainers, cleaners, DJs: see neighbours asking for recommendations in your city.
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SaaS and indie makers
How to get your first customers for a SaaS (the first 100)
Find “is there an app that…” and “alternative to…” threads for your first 100 users.
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How to message all your WhatsApp contacts (without a broadcast)
Tell everyone you know about your business with personal messages, not a broadcast that gets you blocked.
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Not sure which fits?
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