A playbook in action · New business development
Your next client — found, qualified, pitched
Four playbooks, one weekly motion. Describe your ideal client and a qualified list lands in about a minute. Claude argues a shortlist, enriches it into dossiers carrying Google’s own numbers and the prospect’s live ads, and writes five outreach drafts in your agency’s voice. You approve every price before anything charges, and nothing is ever sent for you.
New here? Connecting Claude takes about a minuteThe motion, in four moves
Every paid step is quoted first and charged only for what completes.
Prospect pull · quoted before it costs
Describe who you sell to — in plain words
Not a filter builder. Say “supplement brands in the US selling $30+ products” or “plumbers in Austin and Dallas,” pick a size between 25 and 100, and the right search runs against live sources. Claude quotes the exact token price for free and waits for your go — nothing fires before that. Rows land in about a minute with contacts, socials, ratings and review volume, saved as a named list, with repeats from your earlier pulls skipped automatically.
“Pull 25 premium supplement stores in the US and show me the strongest ones.”
Two lanes — Shopify stores by niche, or local businesses by trade across the metros you name.
The free quote shows the exact price and the suggested list name. Nothing runs until you say go.
Pull into the same list again anytime — only new prospects are added, so the pipeline grows instead of repeating.
Qualify & enrich · 10 tokens per completed dossier
Claude reads the list and argues a shortlist
It weighs review volume, ratings and contact surface, then proposes who is worth your time with a one-line case for each pick — and you approve the shortlist before a single token is spent. What comes back isn't a data dump: each enriched prospect gets a business snapshot, a site assessment carrying Google's own mobile PageSpeed score and an SEO grade from real checks, samples of their live ads from the Meta Ad Library and Google's Ads Transparency Center, and a pitch angle with named plays.
“Enrich the five best prospects in my Supplements list and brief me on each dossier.”
Claude makes the case per prospect; you cut and add before anything is enriched.
Enrichment meters on completion — a prospect whose lookup fails costs you nothing. The quote is a ceiling, never a blind spend.
Google's own numbers and the prospect's live ads, linked — so the pitch rests on facts they can check.
Pitch the shortlist · 5 tokens per five-draft set
Five ways in, written as your agency
Every prospect comes back with five complete drafts, not one — five named approaches, so you pick the one that sounds like you rather than editing your way out of a template. They speak in your agency's name, positioning and proof points, taken from what you set once in Account Admin. And they are drafts: nothing is ever emailed for you. Copy the subject and body clean, make it yours, send it from your own inbox.
“Craft the five pitch options for the top prospect and tell me which approach you'd send.”
Grounded in the dossier, so the opening line references something true about their business — and Claude tells you which one it would send, and why.
Weekly sweep · every spend gated separately
One paste, and Monday starts with a pipeline
The whole motion in a single playbook: a fresh pull into your pipeline list, the new arrivals sized up, the strongest enriched, the best drafted. The pull, the enrichment and the pitch drafts are each quoted and confirmed on their own, so you can skip any step this week and the playbook carries on with the rest. Run it against the same list week after week — repeats skip themselves, the dossier library grows, and prospecting becomes a ritual instead of a project.
“Run my weekly prospecting sweep on the Supplements pipeline.”
One paste runs the motion end to end — the reason prospecting actually happens every week.
Three separate quotes, three separate yeses. Skip one and the rest still runs.
Same list, week after week: repeats skip, dossiers accumulate, and the best prospects rise.
Not a list you buy and forget
The list is the cheap part. What makes a prospect callable is the evidence attached to it — and what to say.
A dossier, not a row
Anyone can sell you names. This hands you Google's own speed score, an SEO grade from real checks, and the prospect's live ads — evidence you can quote in the first line.
You pay for what completes
Every spend is quoted before it runs and metered on completion. A lookup that fails costs nothing — the quote is a ceiling, never a blind charge.
Five drafts, never a send
Five named approaches per prospect, in your agency's voice, so you pick rather than rewrite. Nothing is ever emailed for you.
One click from the creative
The pitch angle sits beside the studio that makes the work — so a prospect's gap can become spec creative in their brand the same afternoon.
Four playbooks, one motion
Run the first three once to learn the shape, then let the weekly sweep carry it.
A qualified prospect list — contacts, ratings, and review volume — saved and ready to work.
The list cherry-picked with you, and the shortlist enriched into pitch-ready dossiers.
Five ready-to-edit outreach drafts per prospect — five named approaches, written as your agency.
The weekly ritual in one run — fresh prospects in, the best enriched, the top ones pitch-ready.
Win the account, then make the work in the same place.
The reason this sits inside StyleForge rather than a prospecting tool: the pitch angle is one step from the studio that builds spec creative in the prospect’s own brand. Over 150 playbooks cover what happens after they say yes.