+ {study.title} +
+{study.tagline}
++ {study.description} +
+ +Key Results:
+-
+ {study.highlights.map((highlight, idx) => (
+
- + ✓ + {highlight} + + ))} +
+ Finding web development clients the traditional way: spending 10-15 hours per week manually + scrolling through Google Maps, checking websites one by one, and keeping spreadsheets of + broken sites. Pure grunt work that could be automated. +
++ Worse, the manual process was inconsistent. Good leads were missed, bad ones + were pursued, and there was no way to catch businesses whose websites went from working to + broken overnight. +
++ Mayday is an automated lead generation system that runs in the background, + continuously scanning local businesses and flagging opportunities the moment they appear. + Instead of spending hours prospecting, the agency now gets a daily digest of qualified + leads ready for outreach. +
+Of manual work eliminated weekly
+Continuous monitoring and lead discovery
+Businesses scanned monthly within budget
+Intelligent lead classification and prioritization
++ The Mayday dashboard showing real-time lead discovery and classification +
++ The system automatically categorizes opportunities into three high-value lead types: +
+ ++ Businesses with broken websites—SSL errors, expired hosting, parked domains. + The pitch: "Your site is down. I can fix it today." +
++ High urgency = high close rate. These businesses are losing revenue every hour their site is broken. +
++ Established businesses with no website at all. + The pitch: "Your competitors are online. You should be too." +
++ Clear value proposition. These are leaving money on the table every day without a web presence. +
++ Businesses using only Facebook/Instagram as their website. + The pitch: "A real site builds trust and drives more business." +
++ Easier sell than cold outreach. They already understand digital presence matters. +
++ Every morning, the system delivers a CSV export with business details, contact info, and + exactly what's wrong with their current setup. No guesswork, just actionable leads. +
++ Three key design decisions make this system accurate, scalable, and cost-effective: +
+ ++ Progressive timeout strategy distinguishes between slow sites and broken sites. The system + retries with increasing timeouts before marking anything as down—eliminates false positives + without missing genuinely broken sites. +
++ Intelligent scan frequency based on site status. Working sites get checked weekly, broken sites + get adaptive monitoring, and static situations get monthly scans. Scans 10-15k businesses monthly + within the $200 API free tier. +
++ Pattern recognition for 15+ error types across Squarespace, GoDaddy, Wix, and other platforms. + The system knows exactly what's broken and provides the specific context needed for outreach. +
++ Mayday eliminates 10-15 hours per week of manual prospecting work. The system + runs continuously in the background, scanning businesses and flagging opportunities the moment + they appear. +
++ Daily digest of pre-qualified leads with business details, contact info, and the exact issue + to reference in your outreach. Broken sites, missing websites, businesses relying only on + social media—all categorized and ready for immediate follow-up. +
++ What This Demonstrates +
++ Building production automation requires solving real problems: false positive prevention, + cost-effective scaling, and accurate detection across multiple platforms. This project shows + our capability to design systems that work reliably in the wild, not just in demos. +
+{study.tagline}
++ {study.description} +
+ +