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Hire a Grok Bot chief of staff that hands you daily revenue moves

Picked and checked by Olga Pearson, host of The Practical AI Show · Published

Result

self-reported

In one week his Grok Bot built a 3-email nurture sequence (434 enrolled, about 20% average open, 2.6% click, 1 booked call), cut 9 X clips and 16 LinkedIn drafts from his raw footage, and drafted first-touch emails to new SoCal clinic openings, 2 of which he sent.

Justin French is a sales and marketing consultant who runs The Revenue Ronin. His Grok Bot, which he calls Ronin, works as his chief of staff. Every weekday at 7:30am it sends a revenue brief with 1 or 2 quick wins he can act on that day. At 8:00am it scans Southern California for new clinic openings and drafts first-touch emails. It also built a 3-email nurture sequence in his newsletter, cut short clips from his raw video, preps his calls, tracks follow-ups, handles reschedules and audited his subscriptions to cut tools he wasn’t using. His rule: everything outbound is a draft, and he hits send.

Who did it

Justin French (@JustinRFrench)The Revenue Ronin (sales and marketing consulting)Justin French on X · Oct 23, 2026

Try it now

  1. Set a weekday 7:30am routine: a short revenue brief with 1 or 2 moves you can make today.
  2. Set an 8:00am routine that finds new businesses in your niche and area and drafts a first-touch email for each.
  3. Have it write a 3-email nurture sequence for your list and report opens, clicks and booked calls.
  4. Hand it your raw video and let it cut short clips and post drafts for you to approve.
  5. Make every outbound message a draft. You hit send.
Copy-paste prompt
You’re my chief of staff. Every weekday at 7:30am send me a revenue brief: 1 or 2 specific moves I can make today to bring in money, based on my inbox, calendar and pipeline. At 8:00am, search for new [type of business] opening in [area] this week and draft a short first-touch email for each, saved as drafts only. This week, also write a 3-email welcome sequence for my newsletter subscribers that ends with an invite to book a call at [link]. Never send anything without my OK.

Make it run every week

A play works once. Turn it into a routine in three small steps:

  1. Run it once and check the result yourself.
  2. Give your AI a schedule. Tell it when to run this play (every week, or every month) and to message you with what it found before you act.
  3. Keep a log. One line per run: what was checked, anything flagged, what you did.

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What to watch out for

Self-reported from his own thread, which ends with an offer to share his setup. A 20% open rate and 1 call from 434 people is a start, not a machine. Keep every outbound message as a draft and follow anti-spam rules. Build it with Page: the booking page the nurture emails point to.

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