Playbooks
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78 recipes, each with the exact prompt to copy and the table it returns. Pick a goal below, or just describe your own.
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Lead prospecting
10Build a list from a description of who you sell to.
See the 10 playbooksHiring & jobs
6Read a company's plans from the roles it opens.
See the 6 playbooksCompetitive intelligence
7Find the companies already paying someone else.
See the 7 playbooksData enrichment
10Fill the gaps in a list you already own.
See the 10 playbooksE-commerce
5Filter storefronts on platform, apps, revenue and category.
See the 5 playbooksSocial & creators
8Reach creators and engaged audiences as businesses.
See the 8 playbooksLocal businesses
7Source shops, practices and trades straight from the map.
See the 7 playbooksFrench public registries
7Target on state-verified data: activity, size, age, filings.
See the 7 playbooksAdvertising signals
6A company running ads has budget and an acquisition pain.
See the 6 playbooksReviews & reputation
3Read reviews as buying signals and outreach angles.
See the 3 playbooksWeb extraction
5Any list on any page becomes a table you can work.
See the 5 playbooksAlways-on agents
4Searches that rerun themselves and surface only the new.
See the 4 playbooksPopular playbooks
The recipes teams reach for most.
Build a territory list from scratch
Turn a description of your patch into a ranked, verified account list.
Industrial equipment makers in Germany and France, 150-800 employees, with an operations director.
Reach companies days after they raise
New money means new budget. Get to funded teams before your competitors do.
Startups that raised this year and are hiring their first salespeople.
Source local owners no database has
The long tail of local operators is invisible to firmographic databases.
Independent veterinary clinics in Florida, owner's name, mobile and email.
Find companies hiring for a specific role
A job posting is a budget with a headcount attached. Read it as intent.
Companies that opened their first RevOps role this month.
Poach a competitor's customers
Their customer base is your best-qualified prospect list.
Companies whose hiring and website show a competing tool in production, sized to my ICP.
Enrich a list you already have
Bring the list you have. Leave with one that's actually usable.
Take this CSV and fill in verified emails, mobiles and the tools each company runs.
Find DTC brands by platform and size
Filter online brands on the things that actually predict a sale.
Shopify Plus fashion brands doing seven figures, shipping from Europe.
List every business of a category around a point
A category, a radius, a city, back comes every operator on the map, with rating and contact.
Every physiotherapy practice within 20 km of Lyon, with rating, review count and the owner's contact.
Pitch the poorly rated with their own reviews
A low rating is a named problem and an open budget. The review text is your first line.
Restaurants in Bordeaux rated under 4 stars whose recent reviews mention slow service, with the owner's contact.
Reach companies registered this quarter
A new registration is a founder with everything left to buy, banking, insurance, tools, services.
Companies registered in France in the last 3 months in construction, with the founder's verified contact.
Build a list on state-verified firmographics
Activity code, headcount band, legal form, age, filters no one can fake, from the public record.
French SAS companies in food manufacturing, 20 to 99 employees, more than five years old.
Put your segment on a weekly rerun
Save the search once. Every Monday, only what appeared since last week.
Every Monday at 8:00, rerun: marketing agencies in Paris, 10-50 people, and give me only the new ones.
Find who is running ads in a niche
Build the segment, then check each company's ad library, keep the ones spending right now.
E-learning companies in France, keep the ones currently running Meta ads, with what the ads say.
Read a competitor's entire ad library
Every live creative, in one call, the message they are testing, in their own words.
Pull the live ad creatives for competitor X on Google and Meta, and summarise the angles they are testing.
Mine a competitor's unhappy customers
Their 1-3 star reviews name the complaint. The reviewers' companies are your warmest list.
Pull competitor X's low ratings from review platforms, extract the complaint themes, and find the reviewers' companies.
Turn any directory into a table
A members page, a listing site, a catalogue, paste the URL, name the columns, get the rows.
Extract every firm from this bar association directory: name, city, practice areas, website.
Catch job changes across your CRM
Every profile checked against the role you have on file, movers flagged before the address bounces.
Check this CRM export: for each contact, verify they still hold the role at the company we have, and flag the movers.
Find the lookalikes of your best clients
Upload the ten you are proudest of. Get back the companies that share their pattern, not just their filters.
Here are our 10 best clients as a CSV, find companies that look like them, and tell me why each one matches.
Find a rival agency's client roster
Agencies sign their work, in footers, portfolios and case studies. Read it all at once.
Find websites credited to agency X in the footer or listed in its portfolio, and get each client's decision-maker.
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