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lead-gen-builder

lead-gen-builder

github.com/kelpi-aiMarketing & growth552 installsUpdated 17w ago
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About lead-gen-builder

A marketing skill for building lead forms for coaches, local services, and real estate. It adds a qualifying question to screen low-quality submissions and requires a draft review before publishing.

Key features

  1. 01Creates lead-form fields and introduction
  2. 02Suggests qualifying questions
  3. 03Drafts a completion message
  4. 04Requires approval before publishing

Use cases

  1. 01Creating a lead form without a landing page
  2. 02Reducing junk submissions in existing forms

MCP support

It requires a Meta Ads MCP to create and publish forms. Forms are drafted for review before publication.

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/kelpi-ai/meta-ads-skills --skill lead-gen-builder

After installing, type/lead-gen-builderin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled filesskill.meta.json

Details

From the project README

Lead-Gen Builder

Doctrine

For coaches, local services, and real estate, the campaign currency is lead quality, not ROAS. The recurring complaint is bogus leads: bot-shaped submissions asking the same question in the same words. The fix is deliberate friction: one qualifying question filters more junk than any targeting setting, at the cost of some volume. That trade is almost always worth it, because the real cost of a bad lead is the follow-up time it burns.

When to use

  • Lead-gen offers where a landing page is overkill or does not exist yet.
  • When current forms fill with junk: rebuild with friction instead of blaming the creative.
  • Needs a Meta Ads MCP. Forms are drafted and shown before publishing.

Run it

Build me a lead form for: [OFFER + WHO from my angle]

1. Fields: name, email, phone.
2. Add ONE qualifying question that a bot or tire-kicker would not bother answering, phrased in my brand voice. Propose 3 options and recommend one (example shapes: budget range, timeline, "describe your situation in one line").
3. Intro section: one sentence restating the angle's promise, so the person who clicked knows they are in the right place.
4. Completion message: what happens next and how fast ("we call within X hours" only if I confirm it is true).
5. Save as a DRAFT and show it to me before publishing. After I approve, publish and tell me exactly which campaign/ad it should attach to.

Guardrails

  • Draft first, publish on approval.
  • The completion promise must be true. Do not write "we respond in 15 minutes" unless the business actually does.
  • Track lead quality weekly, not just cost per lead: a $5 lead nobody can reach is more expensive than a $20 lead that answers the phone.

Good output looks like

A form that slightly reduces volume, visibly raises quality, and never promises a response time the business cannot keep.

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