Category: Sales Emails

How Experts Use PredictLeads Data to Drive Smarter Outreach & Growth 🤔

The best sales and marketing teams know that data is the foundation of relevance. Whether you’re crafting hyper-personalized outreach, identifying high-intent leads, or building a smarter go-to-market strategy, having the right insights at the right time makes all the difference.

At PredictLeads, we’re excited to see industry leaders leveraging our data to build more efficient, scalable, and highly relevant outreach strategies. Recently, some of the best in B2B sales, GTM, and demand generation have shared how PredictLeads enhances their workflows – and we want to highlight their incredible insights.

How Experts Are Using PredictLeads

Across LinkedIn, industry professionals have been tagging PredictLeads and showcasing real-world applications of ourJob Openings, Technographic and News Events dataset.

đź“Ś Job Openings as a Sales Trigger

🔹Soheil Saeidmehr (ColdIQ) and Dan Rosenthal (ColdIQ) incorporate job data into ABM (Account-Based Marketing) strategies. By combining hiring signals with firmographic and technographic data, they’re ensuring outreach messages are laser-focused on real buyer needs.

🔹 Hermann Siering (Noord50) points out how job vacancies can be a powerful trigger for outbound sales. If a company is hiring for a marketing role, why not introduce them to marketing automation software that can help their growing team? By scraping job postings with PredictLeads, sales teams can identify high-intent prospects before competitors do.

🔹 Davidson B (Zerocac) takes this further by highlighting how 57+ sales triggers, including hiring data, can boost GTM efficiency. If your sales team is still relying on manual research, you’re missing out on automated intent signals that help you reach the right accounts at the right time.

đź“Ś Technographic Data for Smarter Targeting

🔹 Michel Lieben (ColdIQ) recognizes that B2B data is evolving, and relying on traditional databases isn’t enough. Instead, companies are turning to PredictLeads for real-time technographic insights, helping them find companies that use specific tools.

🔹 Andreas Wernicke (Snowball Consult) howcases PredictLeads, emphasizing how deep tech stack insights can determine whether a prospect is a good fit before outreach even starts.

🔹 Eric Nowoslawski (Growth Engine X) explains how technographic data can be used not just for competitor switching campaigns, but also for identifying complementary integrations. If a company already uses a relevant tool, your solution may be a perfect fit for their existing stack.

đź“Ś Combining Multiple Signals for High-Intent Outreach

🔹 Dvin Malekian (Warmleads.io) and Elom Maurice A. stress the importance of layering multiple signals – technographic data, hiring patterns, and company news – to build hyper-targeted outreach lists. With PredictLeads, sales teams can enrich data without manually cross-referencing multiple sources.

🔹 Benoit Lecureur (gyfti) and Papa A. Sefa (Leveraged Outbound) highlight PredictLeads as a core provider of raw intent data, which can then be enhanced through tools like Clay and Smartlead for fully automated campaigns.

🔹 Hammad Afzal (Netsol Technologies) incorporates PredictLeads into a 2025-ready GTM stack, using our data to identify high-intent accounts and track job changes that indicate buying readiness.

đź“Š Why PredictLeads Data Gives You an Edge

Traditional cold outreach is a numbers game – but without the right insights, it’s just noise. Instead of blindly messaging tens of thousands of prospects, top-performing teams use data to turn cold emails into highly targeted, relevant outreach.

With Hiring signals, Technographic insights, and News Events data, teams can:

âś… Reach the right accounts at the right time based on real buying signals
âś… Personalize at scale without sacrificing efficiency
âś… Cut through the noise by focusing on companies that actually need their solution

Cold outreach isn’t the problem  – irrelevant outreach is. PredictLeads helps you change that.

THANK YOU! 🙏 💜

We’re incredibly grateful to all the content creators and industry experts who have shared how they use our data. There are many more insights out there, and we’d love to feature even more strategies!

đź’ˇ Have you used PredictLeads in your sales or marketing process? Drop your experience in the comments or tag us on LinkedIn – we’d love to hear from you!

#B2BData #SalesIntelligence #GrowthMarketing #SalesEnablement #OutboundProspecting #ABM #GTM

Introducing Key Customer Data

PredictLeads now provides four main datasets. News Events, Hiring Intent, Technologies and Key Customer data.

Key Customer data is our newest addition. As the name implies it provides key customer data for a given company. Eg. who are their customers, partners, sponsors, vendors, investors etc. We’re able to get this data by searching through news articles, blogs, case-studies pages, testimonials, “Our customer” sections and more.

We go as far as to use image recognition to connect a logo on a given website to a domain name it belongs to.

Key Customer data is served via clean APIs, with same structure as our other three endpoints. We follow best practices from jsonapi.org.

Besides using APIs data can also be provided via Flat Files or Webhooks.

If you’re interested in checking it out simply sign up here: https://predictleads.com/sign_up and you’ll find an API key in the settings.

Documentation for the Key Customer data can be found here: https://predictleads.com/docs/#connections

For more details please reach out to founders@predictleads.com and we’ll be happy to help!

Cheers, Roq

How to benefit from trigger events?

John Barrows (jbarrows.com) said recently in a SalesHacker conference that if there is one thing a sales rep needs to do when reaching out is to start each call by providing a reason for contact. They need to be relevant to open up a conversation with a prospect.

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In this article we’ll share 6 examples on how a sales rep can create more relevant outbound emails when uncovering sales triggers. Sales triggers can be events such as leadership change, funding received, vendor changed, new technology introduced, new job opening, acquisition, award, etc.

1. Leadership changed

Whenever a prospect changes one of their executives these new appointed execs are more likely to introduce some changes to their current processes. This is a good time to follow up with them. Say you notice a target prospect has appointed new CTO called Ben. Your email could look something like:

Subject: How CTO’s can automate marketing efforts …

Ben,

congratulations on you new position. If you will be trying out some new technologies in the following weeks I’d love to show you a demo on how we can automate your marketing efforts #{insert your one line pitch}. Are you available this Th at 10am or 3pm for a 10 min Skype chat?

2. Funding received

If a company receives new round of financing or if they’ve succeeded with their crowdfunding campaign they should have some resources available. This again is a good time to check if your solution makes a cut.

Subject: Congratulations on new funding Alex

Alex,

I noticed you just closed another round of financing. Since our solution helps insurance companies such as yours reduce their risks #{insert your one line pitch} I thought we might add value to what you do.

Would you have 5 mins next week for a quick Skype chat?

3. New job opening

With job openings it depends on what you’re selling. Say you’re outsourcing iOS development and you notice a prospect’s company is hiring iOS devs. Knowing this allows you to send highly relevant email and have a better timing.

Subject: Want to outsource iOS development?

Mike,

saw you’re hiring iOS developers and since we outsource iOS development I said I’ll reach out to you.

Do you want to schedule a 5 min chat on Wed 9am or 3pm next week about what we can do for you?

4. New technology

Say the prospect just started using Marketo and your product is tightly connected with Marketo platform now is the perfect time to introduce your solution. If the prospect installed SugarCRM – and you offer an add-on for SugarCRM include that in an email. The same if they’ve put on Vimeo video – and you’re a video producing company.

If you’re able to differentiate which prospects are more likely to convert than the others based on the technologies they are using, you will find “new tech” alerts of high benefit.

You could usually send an email sth along the lines of:

Subject: We can help your leverage your Marketo system

Hey Michelle,

saw you guys started using Marketo. Our solution helps you analyse all the inbound leads automatically and filters out the false positives #{provide a reason how your solution helps them because of using this specific technology}.

Would you like to see a 5 min demo on Tu at 3pm next week?

5. Notable mention

Say you find an article in an online magazine (NYTimes, Medium, TechCrunch …) writing about your prospect. Notable mentions are not as significant as the previous examples but they are still better than just checking in or touching base.

Subject: TechCrunch’s article

Hey Josh,

Noticed you guys are getting some traction recently – saw you in TechCrunch article. We offer a tool that automates your social postings #{your one line pitch}. Would you like to join our webinar next Wed at 4pm on how to manage your social channels?

6. New product offered

You might find your prospect just launched new version of their product. You might offer an online customer support system you might write:

Subject: New product might deserve new online customer support system?

Hey Jeniffer,

saw JenniferCompany just introduced new product, cons on that! For new products to get good adoption it’s essential your customers know how to use it and where to find help if they don’t, right? We offer super intuitive customer support system #{your pitch}. Would you find 5 min on your calendar next week, say Th 9am for me to show you a quick demo?

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Using triggers events to be relevant when reaching out increases engagement with your prospects and helps you form better relationships. Thus conversions and up-sells will go up.

When different triggers meet

It gets interesting if a company has changed their CMO, received funding and already introduced some new vendors – all in the previous 2 months.

Your perfect email now depends on what you’re selling. You need to assess your strengths and put forward the one that creates most conversions.

More on combining the triggers and using this to create emails in our next post.

Happy selling,

Roq, PredictLeads.com

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