Hi @John Tanner Worthington - So I don't have enough sending volume to be able to use clay yet so I'm manually checking if the leads I have qualify for my client's offer. Currently targeting PR agencies in the US, I've got over 3000 verified leads, but my worry is that not all of these are PR agencies as some are marketing and other unrelatable industries. I'm currently sending small batches of domains to chatGPT and prompting it to check the website homepage for PR related keywords, and then telling me if it's a PR agency or not. This is very time consuming though! What would you recommend doing instead and am I using the correct qualification prompt? any other things I need to prompt to make sure my offer resonates with the right audience?

hello I have a lead i am trying to close and only mobile i found is on zoominfo but i dont have a plan. Can anyone help me? https://zi-lite.zoominfo.com/#/profile/person/2222390293/contact-profile

Hey everyone, if you are using serper.dev, how have you overcome Google's removal of `&num=100` in September? If you scrape for a query, you will only see 10 results per page unless you manually navigate through pagination to see more. For context: "This parameter was a URL shortcut that allowed users and SEO tools to display 100 search results per page instead of the standard 10. Its removal has caused significant changes, particularly for SEO professionals who relied on it for efficiently gathering search data."

At cold.email this is our current stack that we get good results with. Findymail.com, and Wiza for email finding and validation with 95% deliverability. Porkbun for domains for Sending Infrastructure Premiuminboxes.com for gmail mailboxes, maildoso for smtp, and superwave for microsoft Clay + 4.1 nano for Copywriting Instantly.ai for Warmup and Sending ONLY Python + Serper.dev + AI Web Researcher in Clay for list building and validation We are considering... Icypeas api for linkedin scraping Mailreach for placement tests

Hi guys, I was customizing some columns to clean the data. Here's what I'm doing: Data retrieval using serper Then I do some cleaning: each record returned by serper has an address field that I use to clean my data. How do I do it? I use a ZIP code column (the identifier of an Italian city), which is always present within the address field. So I check that the postal code is within address, and if it's not, I ignore it. Once filtered, I want to send everything into a second table (where I do the data enrichment), but it fails. Have you ever done something similar? Do you have any idea why?