RouterGrowth/skills

17 skill entries

• account-research

  Research one company (and optionally the person the user is meeting) the way a good salesperson would before a call, with RouterGrowth: firmographics (company_enrich), tech stack (company_technologies), funding (company_funding), open roles (company_jobs), recent news (news_search), what the website says it sells (web_scrape), the people who own the budget (people_search) and the contact's background (person_enrich). Delivers a one-page brief with sources and three angles for the conversation. Use when the user says "research acme.com", "prep me for a call with", "what should I know about this company", "account brief", "who decides at", or pastes a domain or a LinkedIn URL before a meeting.

  Reaches the webInstructions only768 words
• ai-visibility-audit

  Audit what AI assistants say about a brand and its category with RouterGrowth: a frozen panel of buyer questions run across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity (aeo_answer), the sources they cite, where the domain already appears (aeo_mentions), the AI search volume behind each prompt (aeo_keywords), paired with the classic SERP (seo_serp). Share of voice against competitors, and the gaps as absent, wrong or fragile. Use when the user asks "what does ChatGPT say about us", wants an AI search or AEO or GEO audit, wants to track AI visibility monthly, or asks which sources the assistants cite for their category.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,186 words
• brand-mention-sweep

  Sweep every public mention of a brand, product, founder and competitors from the last 90 days with RouterGrowth: social platforms (social_search across X, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram), news (news_search), the open web (web_search) and review sites (reviews_search). Records URL, date, platform, sentiment and whether a human reply would matter, and drafts the talking points; never posts. Use when the user asks "who is talking about us", wants brand monitoring, a mention report, competitor mention tracking, or wants to find threads where they should reply.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,026 words
• community-help-drafts

  Find the Reddit and X conversations where the user can answer a real question in their field, and draft the reply for them to post, with RouterGrowth doing the search (social_search, social_comments, seo_serp) and the agent doing the reading and writing. Help first, product mention only when it materially improves the answer, affiliation always disclosed, nothing ever posted or sent by the agent. Use when the user wants to build presence on Reddit or X without spamming, asks "where should I be answering questions", wants a daily list of threads to reply to, or wants community marketing drafts.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,439 words
• competitor-ads-teardown

  Pull the ads competitors are running right now on Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Google with RouterGrowth (ads_search), read the landing pages they point to (web_scrape), and break them down: the angles, hooks, offers, formats and calls to action that repeat, how long each ad has run (a long run usually means it works), and the gaps nobody is using. Ends with briefs for the user's own ads, written as text. Research only: it generates no images or video and publishes nothing. Use when the user asks "what ads is X running", "competitor ad research", "ad library", "what angles work in our market", or wants ideas for their next ad from what rivals already spend on.

  Reaches the webInstructions only754 words
• email-list-pipeline

  Build a qualified, verified contact list and draft personalised emails with RouterGrowth for people the user has a reason to contact: inbound leads, event attendees, existing customers, warm introductions, or business contacts where the user has a legitimate interest and the law allows it. Five stages over a directives folder (ICP, lead sources, negative keywords, qualification rubric, copy rules): Research, List, Grade, Verify, Draft, then Send by email once the user approves the exact messages, from a RouterGrowth inbox or their own Gmail. Use when the user wants to build and qualify a contact list, verify emails, or write and send personalised emails to a list of people.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,925 words
• hiring-signal-leads

  Build a lead list from hiring signals with RouterGrowth and write the first email for each contact, sent by email once the user approves it. Find companies that just posted the role that implies the problem the user solves (company_jobs), size them (company_search), find the person who owns the budget (people_search), get a work email (contact_find), verify it (contact_verify), and draft a message that cites the posting; send it from a RouterGrowth inbox or the user's Gmail after approval. Use when the user wants a lead list, asks who is hiring for a role, wants to turn job postings into accounts, asks for high-intent leads, or says "companies hiring X" or "who should we reach out to".

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,699 words
• icp-lead-list

  Turn an ideal customer profile into a scored lead list with RouterGrowth: agree the ICP in one exchange (industry, size, geography, buyer titles), find matching companies (company_search) and the buyers inside them (people_search, cheapest lead database first), add company facts only for the accounts that make the cut (company_enrich, company_technologies, company_funding), then find and verify a work email for the people kept (contact_find, contact_verify). Every row says why it fits. Use when the user says "build me a lead list", "find companies like X", "find heads of growth at Series A SaaS in Europe", "who should I sell to", "find 50 prospects", or describes their buyer and asks for names.

  Reaches the webInstructions only999 words
• intent-messaging

  Plan a multichannel messaging sequence with RouterGrowth for people who show a dated, public intent signal (hiring for the role, posting about the problem, engaging with the user's content or a competitor's): qualify them, find their LinkedIn and a verified work email, and write a LinkedIn note, a LinkedIn message and an email follow-up on a day-by-day plan. LinkedIn messages are drafts the user sends; the email is sent from a RouterGrowth inbox or the user's Gmail once the user approves it. Use when the user wants intent-led multichannel messaging, LinkedIn plus email for a list, "find intent leads and write what to say", or a follow-up plan when one channel goes quiet.

  Reaches the webInstructions only2,387 words
• linkedin-drafts

  Prepare LinkedIn messages with RouterGrowth that the user sends themselves: find people who have a reason to hear from the user (people who engaged with their posts, event attendees, warm introductions, relevant business contacts), read the profiles the user picks (linkedin_profile), and draft a short connection note and a first message for each. Also reads the user's own LinkedIn replies and drafts answers. Drafts only: nothing is sent from this skill. Use when the user wants to work a LinkedIn list, wants personalised connection notes or first messages written, or asks "who replied on LinkedIn" and what to answer.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,341 words
• list-enrichment

  Enrich a list the user already has (a CSV, a spreadsheet export, a pasted table of names and companies, LinkedIn URLs or domains) with RouterGrowth: clean and dedupe it, fix missing or wrong company domains (company_search), find work emails across several data providers in turn (contact_find), verify every address (contact_verify), and add direct phone numbers (contact_phone) or full profiles (person_enrich) only when asked. Reuses results the workspace already paid for and skips people who opted out. Use when the user says "enrich this list", "find emails for these people", "verify these emails", "get phone numbers for my leads", uploads a CSV of contacts, or wants a Clay-style enrichment run without a subscription.

  Reaches the webActs undeclared1,297 words
• local-business-leads

  Build a lead list of local businesses from Google Maps with RouterGrowth: search places by category and city (local_places), keep the ones that fit (rating, review count, website or not, claimed listing), read their reviews for pain points (reviews_search), pull the owner or manager and a contact from the website (web_scrape, web_extract), then find and verify a work email (contact_find, contact_verify). Use when the user sells to local or small businesses (restaurants, clinics, dentists, gyms, salons, agencies, contractors, real estate, mortgage brokers) and says "find dentists in Lisbon", "Google Maps leads", "local businesses without a website", "list of gyms in Austin with their owner", or wants an SMB prospect list by city.

  Reaches the webActs undeclared839 words
• reddit-surface-map

  Map the Reddit threads and subreddits that own a category with RouterGrowth: the money queries, the threads ranking for them in Google (seo_serp), what Reddit itself surfaces for the same phrases (social_search), what those threads say (social_comments), and each subreddit's rules on vendors as the user supplies them. Delivers the map, never posts. Use when the user asks which subreddits matter for their product, wants the Reddit threads ranking for "best X" or "X alternatives", wants to know where buyers discuss the category, or asks about Reddit for SEO or AI visibility.

  Reaches the webInstructions only942 words
• routergrowth

  Pay-per-call GTM data for agents over the RouterGrowth connector: find and verify work emails, build lead lists (people_search), enrich people and companies, hiring and funding signals, SERP, keywords and backlinks, AI answer visibility, social profiles, posts and comments (X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), ad libraries, Google Maps and reviews, news and web pages, plus reading and answering messages on the user's own email, LinkedIn, Instagram, WhatsApp and Gmail accounts. Use it before writing a scraper, before guessing an email address, or before telling the user some data is out of reach, and whenever the user asks for leads, contacts, enrichment, SEO, AI visibility, social or ad research, replies and messaging, or mentions routergrowth. Exception: if the user already has their own tool for that exact service, use theirs.

  Reaches the webInstructions only3,618 words
• sdr-daily

  Run one day of an SDR messaging loop with RouterGrowth: read the new replies, bounces and acceptances (list_workspace_events and the inboxes the user connected), triage them, keep the workspace table and the suppression list current, find the follow-ups and first messages that are due, write the day's emails and reply answers, and send the emails the user approves from their RouterGrowth inbox or Gmail. LinkedIn messages stay drafts. Use when the user says "run the SDR", "daily briefing", "who replied", "what's due today", "check the campaign", or wants to advance an outreach list by one day.

  Reaches the webInstructions only1,761 words
• seo-competitor-gap

  Find the search traffic competitors win and the user does not, with RouterGrowth: the domains that compete in search (seo_competitors), each side's traffic and keyword count (seo_domain_overview), the keywords each competitor ranks for (seo_ranked_keywords) against the user's own, volume and difficulty for the gaps (seo_keywords), who links to competitors and not to the user (seo_backlinks), and the live results page for the best targets (seo_serp). Ends with a prioritised list of pages to write or fix. Use when the user asks "what keywords do my competitors rank for", "keyword gap", "content gap", "why do they outrank us", "SEO competitor analysis", or wants an SEO plan built on data.

  Reaches the webInstructions only756 words
• social-lead-discovery

  Find and qualify leads on X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube with RouterGrowth: search posts by keyword or hashtag (social_search) or read the comments under a post (social_comments), qualify from the post before paying for the profile, read the public profile for the website, bio links, own domain and any public business email (social_profile), optionally resolve and verify a work email (contact_find, contact_verify) after the privacy checks, and draft a reply or first message for the user to review and send from their own tools. Never sends, follows, likes or comments. Use when the user wants leads from X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, says "find me people posting about X", "who is complaining about Y on Twitter", "who is commenting under Z", or has an ICP that lives on social rather than LinkedIn (founders and GTM people on X; architects, designers, shops, coaches, restaurants on Instagram).

  Reaches the webInstructions only2,472 words