From "who’s even out there" to a warm call in one sitting
Prospectr is built around one workflow: who should I call, and what do I say when they pick up. Here’s the whole thing, start to finish.
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Enter your territory and what you sell
This is the one-time setup that makes everything else good. Your patch (states, counties, cities — however you actually sell) and a plain-English description of what you sell steer every search and every report after that.
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Get a vetted shortlist
Ask for prospects and Prospectr searches public sources for real companies that fit what you sell, your preferred size, and your own qualifying criteria. Every suggestion carries a location we could verify — a company we can't place in your patch never makes the list.
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Pick an account
Anything on the shortlist goes straight to your watchlist. Already tracking a company by name? Look it up directly — same place, one list for prospects and existing customers.
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Get the full call-prep report
A bounded research pass builds the brief: an account snapshot, the honest why-now signal (or an honest "no fresh trigger"), the vendor picture, who makes the buying decision, named contacts with direct numbers, per-site addresses, and discovery questions worth asking.
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Work the cadence
Four ready-to-copy scripts — email, LinkedIn, cold-call opener, follow-up — written in your voice. Edit them in place. Set a follow-up date, drop it on your calendar, copy a summary into your CRM, or export the whole report as a PDF for the ride along.
Cedar Hollow Foods Co.
Cedar Hollow, NC · Food manufacturing · 250–500 employees
Three sanitation tech roles posted in the last 30 days, and a new QA lead started in June — inspection load is clearly up.
Priya Rennick — Plant QA Manager · (252) 555-0148
"How are you covering third-shift inspections since the June audit?"
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Your next call can open with their hiring spike, their new QA lead, and a question nobody else asked them.
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