100 tasks a Katteb agent does for you. Start to finish. One press.
A task is work done once. You press it, the agent signs in as you, does the job in one run and reports back with the result and the files. These are the hundred jobs people hand over most, written so that any business can press them as they are.
Runs on Lite and on the Goals plan.
Find me 50 leads
Find 50 potential clients for my business in my city, with phone, website and Instagram, in a Google Sheet.
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List decision makers on LinkedIn
Find 40 decision makers at companies that fit my business on LinkedIn, with their role, company and profile link, in a sheet.
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Enrich my lead list
Take my sheet of company names and add the website, a general email, the phone number and the LinkedIn page for each.
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Pull leads from Google Maps
Collect 100 businesses of my target type in my area from Google Maps, with rating, phone and website, in a sheet.
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Find buyers in Facebook groups
Read the Facebook groups I belong to and list the posts from the last week where someone asks for what I sell, with links.
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Verify my email list
Check every email address in my sheet, mark the invalid ones and the catch-all domains, and give me a clean list.
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Find my competitors' engaged followers
Look at the people who comment on my three main competitors' posts and list 50 who look like potential customers.
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List companies exhibiting at an event
Open the exhibitor list of an upcoming trade show in my industry and turn it into a lead sheet with website and contact page.
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Find companies hiring for what I offer
Search job boards for companies hiring roles my service replaces or supports, and list 30 of them with the posting link.
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Collect leads from review sites
Find 50 businesses in my category with a rating under 4 stars on review sites and list them with their contact details.
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Find warm leads in my inbox
Go through my inbox for the last 30 days and list every person who asked about prices or services and never got a reply.
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Find companies like my best client
Take my best client's website and find 30 similar companies by size and industry, with contact details.
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Write and send a proposal
Write a one-page proposal for the client I describe, with scope, price and next steps, and email it from my inbox.
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Follow up on open quotes
Find every quote I sent in the last two weeks with no answer and send each a short, polite follow-up from my inbox.
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Update my CRM from my inbox
Read this week's client emails and update each deal in my CRM with the latest stage and a one-line note.
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Send a batch of cold emails
Write a short cold email for my offer and send it to the 30 contacts in my sheet, one by one, from my own inbox.
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Connect and message on LinkedIn
Send connection requests with a short note to 20 people in my sheet on LinkedIn, and message the ones who already accepted.
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Answer my WhatsApp inquiries
Open WhatsApp Web and reply to every customer question from today with our prices and hours, and flag the ones that need me.
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Book meetings from replies
Go through the replies to my outreach, offer each interested person a slot from my calendar and confirm the booking.
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Prepare quotes from a request list
Take the ten requests in my sheet and prepare a quote for each using my price list, ready to send.
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Reactivate old clients
List clients who have not bought in six months and send each a personal message with a reason to come back.
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Summarise my sales calls
Take the call recordings or notes I attach and write a summary with next steps for each, then add them to my CRM.
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Check competitor prices
Compare our prices with our five biggest competitors and send me a table with the gaps.
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Audit my Google Ads account
Open my Google Ads account, list the campaigns wasting money on irrelevant search terms, and add them as negatives.
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