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10 Data-Driven Outbound Campaigns to Supercharge Your GTM Strategy

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Oct 12, 2025 7 min read
10 Data-Driven Outbound Campaigns to Supercharge Your GTM Strategy

In today’s crowded SaaS landscape, generic outreach doesn’t cut it. The highest-performing GTM teams leverage intent signals, timing, and hyper-targeted triggers to book meetings with high-propensity accounts.

Here are 10 high-impact outbound campaigns every GTM engineer should be running—backed by real-world results.

Lookalike Campaign: Clone Your Best Customers

  • 1. Lookalike Campaign: Clone Your Best Customers
  • 2. Past Customer Campaign: Re-Engage Former Champions
  • 3. Keyword-Based Campaign: Target Active Seekers
  • 4. News-Based Campaign: Strike When Iron’s Hot
  • 5. Job Posting Campaign: Follow the Money
  • 6. Job Change Campaign: Catch Decision-Makers Early
  • 7. Competitor Engagement Campaign: Steal Market Share
  • 8. Indirect Competitor Campaign: Ride Coattails
  • 9. Event Attendee Campaign: Warm Leads on Autopilot
  • 10. Website Visitor Campaign: Instant Engagement

Why it works: Companies similar to your top customers are 5x more likely to convert.

How to execute:

  • Use Apify or Ocean.ai to scrape lookalike profiles.
  • Filter by: Tech stack (BuiltWith, HG Insights) Revenue & employee count (ZoomInfo, Crunchbase) Google search operators for manual hunting: “Companies like [Top Customer]” + “CEO” OR “VP of [Relevant Dept]”
  • Tech stack (BuiltWith, HG Insights)
  • Revenue & employee count (ZoomInfo, Crunchbase)
  • Google search operators for manual hunting:
  • “Companies like [Top Customer]” + “CEO” OR “VP of [Relevant Dept]”

Pro Tip: Layer in firmographic + technographic matching for precision.

Past Customer Campaign: Re-Engage Former Champions

Why it works: Past users already know your product’s value—they just need the right context.

How to execute:

  • Use Clearbit or Salesforce to track where ex-customers work now.
  • Message template: “Hey [Name], saw you’re now at [New Co]. We helped you drive [result] at [Old Co]—think we could replicate that here?”

Best for: Expansion plays and quick wins.

Keyword-Based Campaign: Target Active Seekers

Why it works: Prospects publicly discussing pain points are low-hanging fruit.

Where to find intent signals:

  • Job postings (e.g., “Looking for a CRM with [your feature]”)
  • LinkedIn posts (“Struggling with [problem you solve]”)
  • Forums (Reddit, G2, Slack communities)

Tool Stack:

  • HireEZ (for job description scraping)
  • Awario (social listening)

News-Based Campaign: Strike When Iron’s Hot

Why it works: Companies in growth mode (funding, new hires, expansions) have budget.

Top Triggers:

  • Funding rounds (Crunchbase, PitchBook)
  • Product launches (Google Alerts, Mention)
  • Leadership changes (People.ai)

Template:

*“Congrats on the $[X]M Series B! With [initiative from news], you might need [solution]. [Customer X] achieved [result] in similar shoes—worth a chat?”*

Job Posting Campaign: Follow the Money

Why it works: Hiring for a role = budget allocated for that function.

Key Roles to Track:

  • “Head of RevOps” → Sales tools
  • “E-Commerce Manager” → RetailTech
  • “Data Engineer” → Analytics platforms

Tool: Hiretual (scrapes job boards for real-time alerts).

Job Change Campaign: Catch Decision-Makers Early

Why it works: New hires want to make an impact in their first 90 days.

How to execute:

  • Track LinkedIn job changes (Phantombuster, Taplio).
  • Outreach within 7 days of their start date.

Focus on their mandate (e.g., *“Heard you’re leading [initiative]—here’s how we helped [peer company].”*)

Competitor Engagement Campaign: Steal Market Share

Why it works: Competitor users are already educated on the space.

How to find them:

  • Trigify (tracks social engagement with competitors).
  • G2/TrustRadius reviews (message unhappy users).
  • Tech stack tools (BuiltWith, HG Insights).

Positioning: *“Not happy with [Competitor]’s [limitation]? We solved this for [Customer].”*

Indirect Competitor Campaign: Ride Coattails

Why it works: Companies using adjacent tools likely need yours next.

Example:

  • If they use Segment → Pitch your CDP.
  • If they use Zapier → Pitch your native integration.

Tool: Clearbit (identifies installed software).

Event Attendee Campaign: Warm Leads on Autopilot

Why it works: Event attendees are primed to engage.

How to execute:

  • Scrape attendee lists (Koncert, Brevet).
  • Send personalized video recaps (Veed.io).

Use event-specific hooks (e.g., *“Loved your question about [topic] at [Event]”*).

Website Visitor Campaign: Instant Engagement

Why it works: Anonymous visitors = high intent but no follow-up.

How to execute:

  • Leadfeeder/Factors (identifies visiting companies).
  • Real-time LinkedIn ads (Matched Audiences).
  • Chatbot sequences (Drift, Qualified).

Template:

*“Noticed you checked out [feature page]—any questions? We helped [similar company] achieve [result] with this.”*

Key Takeaway

GTM success isn’t about volume—it’s about relevance. By focusing on high-intent signals and strategic triggers, you can 10x meeting bookings without spamming.

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