Reviews & reputation
A review names a problem in the customer's own words. These plays mine your competitors' unhappy customers, watch your own rating, and quote the evidence back.
3 playbooks
Mine a competitor's unhappy customers
Their 1 to 3 star reviews name the complaint, in the customer's own words.
Pull competitor X's low ratings from review platforms and extract the complaint themes.
Watch your own reviews, and answer fast
Every new review on your listings, delivered on schedule, with a drafted reply.
Every morning, pull new reviews on our locations, flag anything under 4 stars, and draft a reply for each.
Build a sequence on review evidence
Every step quotes something real: their rating, their competitor's complaint, their customers' words.
For this list of accounts, read their reviews and their main competitor's, and draft a sequence that uses the evidence.
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Reach companies in the weeks after they raise.
Founders with everything left to buy.
Read a company's plans from the roles it opens.
Find the companies already paying someone else.
Fill the gaps in a list you already own.
Filter storefronts on platform, apps, revenue and category.
Sellers on Amazon, Google Shopping and TikTok Shop, with the company behind them.
Reach creators and engaged audiences as businesses.
The people who post where your buyers gather.
Independents who say what they sell.
Source shops, practices and trades straight from the map.
Prospect on what Google shows, and on what a site lacks.
Target on official registry data in France and nine other European countries.
Owners near retirement, companies in proceedings or up for sale.
Signals from buildings, brands and inventions.
A company running ads has budget and an acquisition pain.
Any list on any page becomes a table you can work.
Searches that rerun themselves and surface only the new.
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Describe the customer you want. Freelvy searches the live web, verifies every contact and writes the sequence, you approve the angle, then it sends on autopilot or waits for your go on each message.