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I went to a Cursor x Lightfern GTM Hackathon. I hate outbound GTM.
We had to get creative.
UNO has two quick solutions: event intersection driven outbound + uno reversing cold inbound.
1st on Main, Zero and Cursor tracks at the Cursor × Lightfern GTM hackathon.
The idea
If it's not a solution for outbound leadgen, I had to recall some bits from my experience: networking in London and the mountain of inbound I started receiving after I put my company on linkedin as "Stealth".
Given this was a hackathon in the context of helping Lightfern's GTM, a model for email drafting that sounds like you, some ideas were apparent.
Firstly, people who you've likely intersected with on live events are a semi-warm connection. If we could automate outreach to qualifying leads there - that's an engine.
Secondly, inbound is mostly AI generated, and sounds like slop. Lightfern's solution is the prime example of an antidote to generic sounding AI emails.
I had to pick a track but decided to go both ways.
Event-led outbound
I am a fan of Luma for the quality of their events. They also have a neatly structured attendees API I found in the network tools.
In no time I had a chrome plugin that allows to ingest the attendees and add them along with metadata to Zero's CRM.
Incrementing intersections and creating views for 2x, 3x and 4x+ joint attendance was a breeze, pair that with Zero's enrichment an email sequences and we already have a small GTM action happening.
Uno-reversing the inbound
Second mission was to get back at those who inbound you. You receive dull, AI sounding messages like there's no tomorrow the moment you activate their filters with some keywords, mentioning of market and your metrics.
By injecting a button into gmail's main world via the same chrome extension we can quickly add another integration to Zero.
Basically, once we hit uno reverse, Zero's custom agents we configure to be activated on inserting new items can research the company, find the colleagues of the SDR who dared to reach out, and prepares a list of qualifying leads.
Once it's ready we can launch sequences to our targets and even automate messaging further by giving them examples of what their outbound could've sounded like.
Neat, fast and with Zero's tools and Cursor it was a breeze to program on the rapid 5 hour hackathon!
Decisions
Credits
Zero and Lightfern are exceptional companies, and Cursor is lucky to have Francisco as their ambassador. Reach out to Mariia for your next gen CRM and go trial Lightfern's superb email copilot!
