Marketing · Lead Generation / 03 of 09
Account Filtering & Scoring
Cut the accounts that do not fit, then score whatever survives by how many buying signals it carries, so that the list arrives sorted into who gets a bespoke approach and who gets a sequence.
How it runs
Trigger
Raw account list in
Step 01
Keyword pass resolves most
Step 02
Model council on the rest
Step 03
Drop what fails
Signals — 4 checks
- Active ad spend
- Hiring for the roles
- Technology in use
- Recent public activity
Step 04
Score by signal count
Routes — 3 layers
- Layer 1: sequence
- Layer 2: light touch
- Layer 3: bespoke asset
The score decides what each account is worth
What it is
Every sourced account gets classified against your criteria, then scored by how many buying signals it currently shows.
You need this if your team is manually eyeballing websites to decide who is worth contacting, which caps your list at whatever one person can read in a day.
Worse, the judgement drifts, so the same company gets a different verdict depending on who looked and when.
If you already filter, scoring by signal count is what tells you where to spend the expensive personalisation.
What it does for you
Filtering runs cheap-first and only escalates the ambiguous rows to a model
so cost per account stays flat as the list grows.
Every account carries a score and the reason for it
so nobody has to re-litigate why a company is in or out.
The list arrives pre-split by layer
so the bespoke asset goes to the accounts that earn it and everyone else gets a sequence.
Built and running
Solar On Steroids
LiveSourced installers were filtered and enriched into a purpose-built base for the campaign, so that what reached the sending infrastructure was already sorted rather than raw. The classifier resolves most rows on a keyword pass, sends only the genuinely ambiguous ones to a model council, and writes back the verdict, a confidence score and the reasoning.
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