A reader for public reviews and comments
Goes through the public review and comment sections of B2B review platforms and pulls out the buyer's industry, project type, size and what they were unhappy about.
An engine that reads what buyers say about vendors in public, then finds the companies most likely to need help next. We built it for our own business development team. It replaced bought lead lists with leads that come with a reason.
Bought lead lists are stale the day they arrive and say nothing about intent. Meanwhile the most useful buying information in our market is public: companies describe, in reviews and comments on B2B review platforms, exactly what they outsourced, how big the project was and what went wrong with their last vendor.
Goes through the public review and comment sections of B2B review platforms and pulls out the buyer's industry, project type, size and what they were unhappy about.
Builds a picture of which competitors serve which kinds of buyers, where their reviews are weak, and which services buyers keep asking for.
Cross-checks each company against live public signals such as hiring, funding, launches and news, so a lead is only raised when there is a current reason.
Each lead arrives with why it was chosen and the sources behind it, so a BD manager can judge it in seconds rather than research it for an hour.
Most of the work was separating signal from noise. Reviews are short, repetitive and sometimes vague, and the same company appears under different names across sources. Matching them reliably, and refusing to raise a lead on a single weak signal, mattered more than any model choice. The engine reads public pages only, at a polite rate.
This engine runs inside Zeki. The same approach works for any business that sells to other businesses and wants leads with a reason rather than a list.
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