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Give us your target companies and the keywords that mean "they need us now": SOC 2, first RevOps hire, Salesforce admin, Kubernetes. Every week you get an email listing who just posted a matching role, with the posting and a link. No credits, no seat pricing, no spreadsheet of career pages.
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Keywords that mean buying intent for you, matched in job titles or anywhere in the description: "SOC 2", "HubSpot", "first data engineer".
Every Monday: which companies posted a matching role, the role, where it matched and the link. Reply to it, forward it to a rep, act on it.
For compliance-automation vendors, SOC 2 auditors, vCISOs and security consultancies. A company posting its first GRC or security-compliance role is usually in the middle of a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 push, and is about to buy tooling, audits and outside help.
For security vendors, MSSPs and fractional CISOs. A new security leader arrives with a budget and a 90-day plan. Reaching them while the role is open, or in their first weeks, beats any cold list.
For HubSpot partner agencies, consultants and app vendors. Job descriptions that ask for HubSpot experience tell you the company runs on HubSpot and is investing in it right now.
For Salesforce consultancies, AppExchange vendors and staffing agencies. When a company can't fill a Salesforce seat fast enough, a contractor or a consultancy is often the bridge.
For RevOps agencies, sales-tech vendors and GTM consultants. A first RevOps hire usually means the go-to-market stack is about to be rebuilt: CRM clean-up, routing, attribution and new tools.
For DevOps tooling vendors, cloud consultancies and platform-engineering agencies. Infra hiring shows where a team is scaling its platform, which is the moment to talk about observability, cost and tooling.