Open the call with someone who is in market.
Your reps get a named person who is looking for a solution like yours, and what they did to show it. The first line of the call writes itself.
From yesterday's activity to this morning's calls.
- 1Buyers act on our pages
People in your category research, weigh options and download guides on the sites and newsletters we own. Each action is recorded against a person who opted in.
- 2The record is built overnight
Role, company, stage, the asset they asked for and the timestamp are assembled into one record and matched to your ICP.
- 3It is in the CRM by morning
Records sync daily into Salesforce or HubSpot, sorted by stage and recency, so reps start with the people most likely to take the call.
"role": "Head of IT Support" "stage": "in_market" "asset_downloaded": "ITSM migration checklist"
The record as it lands, with the activity attached. Example: ITSM.
What you have now, and what you get.
- ✕A cold list and a script
- ✕No idea whether the contact is looking at all
- ✕Sequences timed by the calendar, not the buyer
- ✓A named person who is in market for a solution like yours
- ✓The category and asset that put them there
- ✓Outreach timed to when they were active
Three things you get that a rented list cannot give you.
A queue, not a list
Leads arrive sorted by stage and recency. Reps start with the people who were active yesterday, not with a spreadsheet from last quarter.
Context on every record
Role, company, the category they are researching and the asset they asked for. Enough to open with something relevant, without sounding watched.
In the CRM by morning
Delivery is daily into Salesforce or HubSpot, mapped to your objects, so the lead is in the rep's view before the first call block.
How teams like yours buy it.
Judged on the pipeline, not the deck.
Pipeline over ad spend, as reported by each client. These four programs returned between 4x and 9x their cost in pipeline.
4x pipeline over ad spend in recruiting software.
Read the case study →Nine dollars of pipeline for every dollar spent, in six months.
Read the case study →6x pipeline over ad spend in global payroll and EOR.
Read the case study →8x pipeline over ad spend in work management.
Read the case study →7x pipeline over ad spend in project management.
Read the case study →Vendors our readers compare every day
The ones you were going to ask.
What does a rep actually see?
A named person with role and company, the stage they are at, the category, and the activity behind it, such as the asset downloaded and when.
How fresh are the leads?
Delivery is daily. Each record carries a timestamp to the second, so reps can sort by recency.
Do we get phone numbers?
Where the reader gave one. The schema on the developers page lists every field and which are always present.
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Your in-market buyers are already on our pages.
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