Insights & analysis

How we think about outbound and go-to-market

Our thesis, tactics, and lessons from building B2B demand-generation systems. No fluff — what we actually see running real campaigns.

GTM Strategy

GTM StrategyAug 5, 2026

Build, Borrow, or Buy: The Case for Owned Origination in Financing

Capital keeps arriving for financing platforms, but origination stays borrowed through brokers and partners. Here's the case for building it

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GTM StrategyJul 28, 2026

Spain's B2B Software Scene: 16 Companies to Watch

Silicon Valley gets the headlines, but here's a map of 16 B2B software companies built across Spain, from Barcelona to Madrid

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GTM StrategyJul 16, 2026

Why Two Identical Cold Emails Get Different Reply Rates

Same message, same list, different results. The difference is on LinkedIn, where the buyer looks up who signed the email

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GTM StrategyJul 7, 2026

Why Outreach and Content Should Run as One Operation

The cold outreach that filled pipelines in 2024 no longer works in 2026, and the answer isn't more volume. It's coordination

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GTM StrategyJul 2, 2026

The European GTM Tool Map: 18 Tools Built Across the Continent

A market map of 18 GTM tools built across Europe, grouped by what they do, from finding accounts to running the prospecting

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GTM StrategyJun 30, 2026

How We Build Cold Email Systems After 1.82M Sends

The five things that build a cold email system from scratch, from strategic clarity to micro-lists of 100 to 500 contacts

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GTM StrategyJun 24, 2026

The Lean Outbound Stack: 8 Tools That Replace 15

Most outbound stacks are fifteen tools doing the work of eight. Here's the lean version, eight layers with nothing for show

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GTM StrategyJun 19, 2026

Barcelona's Top 10 GTM Tools, Grouped by What They Do

Barcelona is quietly building world-class GTM tools. Here are ten, from finding prospects to helping reps sell

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GTM StrategyJun 15, 2026

Why LinkedIn Content Lowers the Cost of Every Other Channel

LinkedIn is the slowest channel to drive sales but the most important in B2B, because it builds recognition and trust first

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Tactics & Playbooks

Tactics & PlaybooksJul 31, 2026

Running Content and Outbound as One Loop

In most B2B companies, content and outbound live in different rooms. Run as one loop, each side feeds the other

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Tactics & PlaybooksJul 29, 2026

Six Buying Signals We Use to Prioritize Accounts

How we decide which accounts get real effort: six indicators of urgency and one rule about where they overlap

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Tactics & PlaybooksJul 23, 2026

What Selling Financing by Cold Email Really Takes

Finance vocabulary gets flagged as spam and CFOs read inflated claims as a reason to say no. What 105,000+ emails taught us

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Tactics & PlaybooksJul 10, 2026

Reading Campaign Metrics and Replies Together

Metrics tell you what happened, replies tell you why. The real diagnosis lives in reading positive and negative replies together

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Tactics & PlaybooksJul 8, 2026

The Five Bottlenecks Behind Most Failed Outbound Systems

After diagnosing 50+ B2B outbound systems, almost every failure traces to five bottlenecks that appear long before the first email

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Tactics & PlaybooksJul 1, 2026

The One Variable That Moved Reply Rates 4x: Urgency

Same email, same ICP, same pain in every segment. Urgency, not whether the problem existed, moved reply rates almost 4x

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Tactics & PlaybooksJun 25, 2026

The Four Enrichment Tools Still in Our Stack

After testing most enrichment tools on the market, four survived. Each owns one step: find, fill, verify, clean

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Tactics & PlaybooksJun 17, 2026

The Three Questions Your Cold Email Must Answer First

The recipient gives you a few seconds and asks three things: why care now, what result to expect, why believe you

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Tactics & PlaybooksJun 8, 2026

The Five Layers of Cold Outreach, Built in Sequence

Cold outreach in 2026 isn't about better emails, it's about better strategy: four strategic layers and one tactical layer

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