Tell us who you want to reach. We'll start the conversations.
Tasskel Leads finds people who match your ideal customer, checks the fit, drafts outreach in your voice and follows up. You approve every lead before anything is sent.
You wrote
"Marketing leaders at 20 to 200 person software companies in the US that are hiring content writers."
Tasskel Leads built this Play
- Roles
- Head of Marketing, Marketing Director
- Industry
- Software
- Company size
- 20 to 200
- Geography
- United States
- Signals
- Hiring: content writer
- Schedule
- Weekdays, 10 leads per run
How it works
- 1
Add your website
Tasskel Leads reads your site and builds your Playbook: who buys from you, what to say, where to find them.
- 2
Launch a Play
Describe who you want in plain words. Agents watch for buying signals, find matches, enrich, score and draft outreach.
- 3
Approve and meet
You approve each lead. Tasskel Leads writes under your name, follows up until they reply, and sends your calendar link when the reply is positive.
How Tasskel Leads finds customers
Ask in plain language
Write who you want to reach the way you would tell a colleague. No filters to learn.
Watch buying signals
Hiring, funding, technology and keyword signals point to people with a reason to talk now.
Open with the signal
Every first message starts with the real reason you are reaching out. You see the source link when you review the lead.
Learns from your choices
After 5 reviews, each Play proposes preferences from your approvals and rejections. You choose which ones to switch on.
Signals Tasskel Leads can watch
Keyword mention
People or companies mentioning words your buyers use.
Hiring for a role
Companies hiring for a role that points to a need.
Technology used
Companies using technologies you work with or replace.
Fresh funding
Companies that recently raised money.
Lookalike company
Companies similar to ones you name.
For assistants
Works with your AI assistant
Connect Claude or another assistant with a key you control, then create Plays, review leads and approve them in a conversation.
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