Lucas G.

Hi Jojo! 👋 Sounds like you’re really exploring the GTM + AI side. If you’re eager to get hands-on fast, I’ve seen a lot of people benefit from 1-on-1 Clay sessions — building real workflows around their business really speeds up learning.

Just saw your post FlowChat’s DFY + Clay integration strategy is super impressive. Scaling outbound with verified social URLs, custom tables and JSON payloads is tricky and it sounds like you need someone who can get it done efficiently. My team has experience building end to-end Clay workflows exactly like that handling enrichment, waterfall setups, and automated payloads. If you want I can share a step by step plan of how we did approach a client build for you, all over text so you can review at your own pace.

Hey Jaylyn! Welcome to the Clay community 👋 ABM with Clay is a really interesting direction — especially when you start combining enrichment with personalized messaging for key accounts. Curious, what kind of accounts or industries are you planning to target with your ABM setup?

Then I think you should try some 1-on-1 Clay sessions. If you’re really eager to learn GTM and become an expert, learning directly with someone while building real workflows step-by-step can be way more helpful than just watching tutorials.

Hey Dimi! Welcome to the Clay community 👋 Claygent is awesome for large-scale data work. Are you mostly using Clay for research datasets or also for GTM/market intelligence?

Nice to meet you and welcome to the Clay community! That’s an impressive background in Telco and Cornerstone OnDemand. What’s been the most exciting part of using Clay so far for you exploring workflows, signals, or lead enrichment?

Haha got you, Mohammad — totally makes sense. The way I usually think about it is: start with a very clear ICP, then layer in signals like funding events, hiring trends, tech stack, or market triggers. Even simple formulas like scoring leads based on those signals can help prioritize who to reach out to first. Clay can handle a lot of this internally once you start experimenting with tables and enrichment. For now, I’d say just playing with a small test set of companies and seeing which signals matter most is the fastest way to learn.

Mohammad A. Hey Mohammad! 👋 Nice to meet you here! Sounds like you’re diving into Clay with a lot of energy. Which part of Clay has been the most interesting for you so far signals, tables, or workflows?

That’s awesome Clay can really open up some interesting ways to scale GTM systems. GTM engineering is basically about building the workflows, signals, and processes that turn founder-led outreach into something repeatable and scalable. Out of curiosity, are you exploring GTM more for your own startup projects or for advising others?