Good afternoon, owner.
One place to manage the work, leads, and growth of LocalLift AI.
Revenue milestone
$1M / year targetA planning target, not a revenue forecast or guarantee.
Recent leads
AI workforce
Draft-first automation. You keep the final say.
Organize leads and prepare tailored outreach.
Create social copy and campaign concepts.
Draft onboarding and routine replies.
Summarize local records and revenue.
Lead & client pipeline
Track prospects and convert them into recurring clients.
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Add a lead
Enter prospects you have a legitimate reason to contact. No messages are sent from this screen.
Content Studio
Generate a structured first draft from reusable templates. Connect an AI provider later for true model-generated copy.
Draft library
Review, edit, approve, or archive each draft. Approval here means ready for your next step—not auto-published.
Approval queue
Human approval gate for marketing copy and other sensitive actions.
AI workforce & safety rules
The operating roles planned for LocalLift AI. This MVP includes templates and workflow records, not autonomous external agents.
Find prospects from permitted sources, qualify fit, prepare personalized drafts, update pipeline.
Allowed: research notes, CRM updates, draft outreach.
Approval required: send outreach, bulk messaging, discounts, commitments.
Generate campaign concepts, captions, scripts, and calendars based on approved client briefs.
Allowed: internal drafts, revisions, content calendar.
Approval required: publish, make factual claims, use client assets, offer guarantees.
Draft onboarding messages, answer common questions from a verified knowledge base, flag complaints.
Allowed: summarize tickets, draft routine responses.
Approval required: refunds, legal promises, sensitive data, escalated complaints.
Reconcile reported revenue, track task status, identify overdue invoices, summarize metrics.
Allowed: read-only analysis and reminders.
Approval required: payments, purchases, refunds, account changes.
Business plan: first 90 days
Validate demand before paying for tools. Sell one repeatable service to one clear customer segment.
Choose one niche, interview 10 local businesses, make 3 sample content packs, and try to close 1–3 paid pilots. Avoid buying ads.
Provide a defined package, get written approvals, track hours and results, request testimonials only when earned.
Build reusable onboarding forms, content calendars, approval steps, reporting, and monthly renewals.
Connect only the tools that save measured time. Aim for repeatable acquisition and service quality before scaling.
Local Starter
For first pilot customers
- 8 social posts / month
- Caption and call-to-action
- Monthly content calendar
- One revision round
Local Growth
Best starting package to test
- 12 social posts / month
- 4 short-form video scripts
- Monthly content calendar
- Basic monthly report
Local Pro
Only after delivery is proven
- 16 social posts / month
- 8 short-form video scripts
- Campaign and offer planning
- Monthly review and reporting
Package scope and pricing are hypotheses to validate, not market guarantees. Do not promise sales, rankings, or specific outcomes.