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Top accounts researching TC9
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What's been said
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Most sales teams have more tools than pipeline. They don't need another app. They need a GTM engine. Your stack is fragmented. Your leads fall through the cracks. Your reps waste hours on manual work. A unified engine fixes all three. Here are the 5 pillars I use to build one: 1. Data sources and triggers Everything starts with the right signals. → Cold: lemlist, Apollo, Sales Navigator → Warm: Clay, RB2B, Trigify.io 2. Data cleaning and enrichment Filter out competitors, bad-fit domains, and junk with AI. Only qualified leads move forward. → FullEnrich, Prospeo, Findymail 3. Scoring and routing Rank every lead by intent and ICP fit. High score → phone call. Low score → nurture sequence. → Clay handles all of it. 4. Messaging and sequencing Personalize at scale. Every touchpoint matters. → Emails: lemlist, Instantly.ai , Smartlead → LinkedIn DMs: lemlist, HeyReach.io 5. Monitoring and CRM sync Push everything to HubSpot or Salesforce automatically. Track job changes, funding rounds, buying signals. Alert reps in Slack in real time. This is the Unified GTM Engine. Not a campaign. A compounding loop. Build it once. Let it run forever. Which of these 5 pillars is weakest in your stack?
In 18 months, every GTM team will run the same data, the same enrichment, the same sequences. The tools are converging. The playbooks are leaking. The automation is getting trivial. The only thing left to compete on is your GTM Alpha. Your specific angle. Your unique wedge. The one thing about your ICP, your product, or your motion that nobody else can copy in a week. Everything else is getting commoditized: → Data providers overlap by 80% → Enrichment waterfalls are a template → Clay workflows get shared on Loom If your outbound looks like everyone else's outbound, you're not competing. You're just adding noise. This is what we're tackling at Clay Club Copenhagen on April 30th. Robert Docherty , my co-founder and COO at TC9, is opening the first Clay Copenhagen chapter. I'm flying in to co-host. We're breaking down how top GTM teams actually find their Alpha. The insight, the positioning, or the signal loop that makes outbound work when everyone has the same stack. If you're in sales ops, RevOps, or building GTM in the Nordics, come. Register here: https://luma.com/29oiswew What's the Alpha in your current GTM motion? Genuinely curious what's working for teams right now.