A two-minute walkthrough. Every company and figure in it is an example.
How to use
Who to knock on next, and why now.
Two minutes. Prospecting, Deep Dive, Going For, Signals and Submit a business.
How a run works
The list narrows hard, so the paid research only lands on names that earn it.
Example run. Nothing drops off without a reason.
Prospecting
Morning, Sara.
Strong product, quiet online. The site ranks for its own name and little else, with a second showroom opening in the spring.
The opening lineYour new showroom deserves people who already know the way there.
£24m revenue · 140 staff
Independent, family owned
Head of Marketing
Deep Dive
A growing retailer whose site undersells it, with a new marketing lead who needs an early win.
Going For
Delayed, Not going for and Lost ask for a reason. Delayed also asks for a day to look again.
Signals
“New leaders usually take a fresh look at their partners in the first few months. If that’s on the list, we’d be glad to share what we found.”
Fit says who suits us. Signals say when to call.
Submit a business
Ask for a business to be added to Prospecting or read in full. A spreadsheet goes in under A list.
A name and role only. No personal emails or phone numbers.
Behind the screen
Every change shows in Latest changes, goes for review where there is work in it and folds into the data at the next daily update.
House rules
Pick the names worth a conversation.
Watch this again from How to use Doorstep at the bottom of the menu.