Most lead tools give you people who might buy, and you hope one of them is looking. Cluedog gives you people who just asked for what you sell, in public, in their own words.
Pick people who might buy. Filter a database by job title, company size and city.
Send them all the same message. Nobody asked for it, so it opens with an introduction.
Land in a crowded inbox. One more pitch among many, so most are never opened.
CluedogNeed someone to rebuild our Shopify store before the Diwali sale. Budget around ₹80k. Who should I talk to?
Someone asks in public. In their own words, with their budget and deadline.
Cluedog finds it and checks the fit. Against what you sell, and who is asking.
You reply where they asked. They are looking for help, so your answer is welcome.
A list gives you a job title. A post tells you the problem, the budget, the deadline and who decides.
Our team answers the same 40 questions all day. Has anyone brought in a team to build an assistant on their own docs? We have budget for it and want it live this quarter.
People who ask in public usually choose within days. A reply on the day they asked joins the conversation; an email a week later arrives after it ended.
Your reply, through Cluedog. Arrives while they are still asking.A list tool hands you a name and an email address. Cluedog stays with you from the first reply to the proposal.
Before you write anything: what they need, what they have not said yet, and how to win it.
Cluedog finds the conversation and drafts what to say. Joining it is your call, from your own account.
We rebuilt three D2C stores this year. Happy to share how we would approach yours. What has to work by Diwali?
You paste it and press send, from your own account, when it feels right. Cluedog never posts, comments or messages anyone.
Cluedog only finds people who ask in public. Some sales do not start that way:
Most teams use both: outbound for the accounts they choose, Cluedog for the people who put their hand up.