Content pipeline running on autopilot
Keyword research and publishing pipeline for an in-house SEO stack. Indexed pages generated, linked, and maintained without a writer on payroll.
400 target accounts monitored nightly across Companies House, LinkedIn, trade press, and hiring boards. Signals are scored and summarised into a single 7am brief.
Consulting and professional services firms pay senior people to spot triggers, a new CFO, a funding round, a hiring spree, a regulatory filing. That signal-spotting happens in 30 browser tabs, most of it never gets captured, and it's the first thing to drop when delivery gets busy. Result: the BD team hears about the right trigger a week after a competitor pitched on it.
A nightly monitoring pipeline across four data sources. Every account has its own signal profile (person changes, financial events, hiring patterns, content themes). Raw events are de-duplicated, scored against a buying-intent rubric, and shipped as a prioritised morning brief with direct pitch angles per account.
Companies House filings API, LinkedIn via authenticated scraping, trade press RSS + scraping, and hiring boards (Indeed, LinkedIn Jobs, client careers pages).
Each event is resolved to a canonical account in the CRM. Duplicate and near-duplicate events across sources collapse into one record.
An LLM grades each event on urgency, buying relevance, and angle strength. Scores tune over time from BD team thumbs-up/down feedback.
A ranked digest is generated at 6am: top 10 accounts, the specific signal, suggested opener, and a link to the source. Delivered to Slack + email.
High-signal events are logged against the account in the CRM with the source URL, score, and suggested next action.
20 minutes. No slides. One process, one prototype.
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