Annaiza

A solid trick is to pull something from their LinkedIn “About” section or a recent post, then turn it into a quick, genuine comment. Something like: “Really liked your post on client onboarding, especially the part about async check-ins. Curious how that’s working out for you.” It might help!

Congrats, that’s a huge win. A full cold email workflow—scraping to smart, personalized outreach is no joke. If you’re not already using it, check out ApolloScrape. It’s a super handy way to pull clean, targeted data fast. Perfect fit for what you’ve built.

Hey Noriza, great to have you here! Sounds like you're doing some solid work with SaaS growth. If lead generation is a big part of your strategy, you might find ApolloScrape pretty handy. It’s been a great tool for grabbing verified emails and personal phone numbers without hurting your pocket.

Arkaprabha P. Hey Arkaprabha, welcome to Clay! Would love to hear what you're most interested in exploring.

Yes, IG DM automation works for lead gen if done carefully. Top tools are ManyChat- best for auto-replies from story/comment tri ggers, MobileMonkey- solid for chatbot-style outreach and Phantombuster -good for scraping, pair with manual DMs.

Hey! If you're looking for a Clay expert with proven success in lead gen for IT consultancy, focus on someone who’s worked with tools like LinkedIn, Apollo, and email enrichment and has real results (not just lists).

Thanks Moon I’m planning to try out SearchLeads heard a lot of good things. Seems like my kind of crew. Mind sharing a bit more about how it works?

Absolutely you can upload your existing lead list and just get emails for those specific contacts. ApolloScrape, you don’t need to search from scratch. Just drop in names, domains, or LinkedIn URLs, and it’ll return emails only for the leads you provided. No extras, just clean enrichment.

I ran into something odd while using email waterfall enrichment with validation. For a few rows, I’m getting multiple valid emails, but none of them are being set as the final one. Feels like it’s unsure which one to pick or just skips the final selection. Anyone else seen this? Could be a logic hiccup or maybe I’m missing a setting somewhere.

If you’ve already found the leads and their emails, you should be able to just download that specific info without grabbing the whole dataset. Depends on the tool you’re using, though some let you export selected fields or filter what you download.