Start by targeting companies that are most similar to your best customers. These would be founders and marketing/growth leads at early-stage startups focused on conversion and strong branding, as well as agency owners who regularly outsource Webflow/Framer work. Here is why These segments reflect those who already see value in your free hero redesign offer and high-conversion landing pages. Leadsforge can help you find more companies with similar attributes and growth goals. Begin with companies that have converted well for you (from your case studies) and use Leadsforge to identify others with comparable funding rounds, tech stack, or agency model.

If you want to reach followers of your competitors—start by listing the company name and their LinkedIn page. Leadsforge can find those LinkedIn company followers for you, letting you contact people already interested in similar services. Here is why Competitor followers are often actively seeking website improvements and are familiar with conversion-focused design. Share their LinkedIn company page link in Leadsforge and it will find it for you.

Segment your outreach by company type (startup, e-commerce, agency), region (UK, US, EU), and key triggers (like funding, hiring, new product launches, website updates). Here is why This ensures your messaging and lead magnets are relevant for each group, increasing reply and meeting rates. It also lets you run personalized sequences in Salesforge, track effectiveness by segment, and double down on what works.

Think about slicing your outreach by industry vertical (e.g., SaaS, DTC brands, creative agencies), company size (early-stage, SMB, established), or even by growth signals (funded/startup, recently launched, new agency work). Here is why Targeted vertical slices help you create specific case studies and value propositions, such as increased conversions for SaaS or improved UX for e-comm. Use Salesforge to build custom templates per vertical, showcasing the impact relevant to each audience.