Algom Alpha: B2B Leads from X, My 68% False-Positive Rate, and What a Bot Calls 'Qualified
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- My first attempt at a B2B lead generation AI agent, Algom Alpha, failed to deliver a single qualified lead for three weeks.
- It burned $17.83 in Groq API calls and $4.12 in Oracle Cloud egress.
- The core problem: my definition of "qualified" was too loose, and my signal-to-noise ratio on X (formerly Twitter) was abysmal.
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