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Excluding Non-Product B2B SaaS Companies in Claygent Prompts | Clay

Excluding Non-Product B2B SaaS Companies in Claygent Prompts

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Is there a claygent prompt to exclude agencies or dev agencies (basically any non product B2B SaaS company) from this table by searching the description column or is it better to scrape the website? I tried creating one a while back but it was a little too detailed for one prompt/column and didn't work. https://app.clay.com/workspaces/236043/workbooks/wb_0svflsmcHmYCbMriQ3P/tables/t_0svflsmK4huSAS86MjW/views/gv_0svflsn9eNMMT3tSx4n

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Yes, you can use Claygent to exclude agencies or dev agencies from your table. Here's how you can approach this: 1. Create a Claygent prompt that analyzes the description column to identify and exclude non-product B2B SaaS companies. 2. Use the "write to table" feature to output the results. 3. In your prompt, instruct Claygent to: • Analyze the company description • Determine if it's a product B2B SaaS company or an agency/dev agency • Output a boolean value (true/false) to a new column 4. You can then filter your table based on this new column. While this method can be effective, combining it with website scraping could provide more accurate results, as some company descriptions might not be detailed enough.
Sources: Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Automated Outbound] - Clay University We Made 24 Prompts So You Don’t Have To [Automated Outbound] - Clay University Claygent: AI Web Scraper [CRM Enrichment] - Clay University
Mark C.
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I tried using the suggested prompt and mostly go No's which seems odd. https://app.clay.com/workspaces/236043/workbooks/wb_0svflsmcHmYCbMriQ3P/tables/t_0svflsmK4huSAS86MjW/views/gv_0svflsn9eNMMT3tSx4n
Smit V.
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Hi Mark, Thank you for reaching out! I created another prompt next to yours and ran it on the first 10 rows. It returned a few results as 'Y', but for best results, I recommend identifying a few companies you already know are agencies and testing the prompt on them. This way, you can see if the outcomes match your expectations. If the results aren’t as expected, try tweaking the "INSTRUCTIONS" section of the prompt to give more specific steps or context. Could you give that a try and let me know how it goes? I’m happy to help further if needed!