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Use Manus for a month on research, sites and job applications

Abdallah Elsayed (YouTube, Egypt) · youtube.com ↗ · · 1 account

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Use Manus for a month on research, sites and job applications
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What they did

Abdallah Elsayed paid for a month of Manus and tried it on competitor research for a burger restaurant in Cairo (spreadsheet plus presentation), a creator website that it researched, built, tested and put online, YouTube competitor analysis, and applying to jobs with a test CV.

How it went

He rated it 10 out of 10 and called it the strongest agent he had used. The cost surprise: his first task in the top "Max" mode used about 1,000 of the month's 4,000 credits in a day, so he advises Normal or Lite for daily work.

Worth knowing

Enthusiastic first-person review; job-application results were not shown and he was not yet renewing the subscription. Credit prices and plans change, so check Manus's official page.

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Replace anything in [brackets] with your details.

Prompt to paste
I want to open a [type of business] in [city]. Research the most popular competitors, collect their strengths, prices and weak points in a spreadsheet, tell me one advantage I could compete on, and finish with a short presentation that summarizes everything. Use the standard mode to save credits.

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جربت أقوى أداة AI في العالم لمدة 30 يوم (Abdallah Elsayed) ↗
youtube.com · · YouTube video

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