I teach or implement Clay for you.

Why me?

I am one of the first UK-based Certified Clay Experts.

And probably the only one:
↳  who can find use cases for Clay for your specific business & implement it in under 45 days 
↳ oh, and I teach Clay so simply that you don’t have to be technical to "finally get it”.
↳ did I mention us having 20+ testimonials from B2B clients and 100+ testimonials in 8 months alone for my course that teaches Clay for beginners?

Don’t believe me?
👇🏻Look at my Featured Section below 👇🏻

2 ways I can possibly help:
1️⃣ 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐛𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬, head over to www.b2b-boosted.com & I will offer you a free Clay scoping session or a free Clay buildout in return for 30 mins of your time.
2️⃣ 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐚𝐬 𝐚 𝐛𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐫 𝐩𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐨𝐟𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐬𝐤𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐬, you may as well check out Unlock Clay(.)com

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Tim Yakubson

Scraping Slack is the most underrated way to steal leads from competitors. 

I filmed a (FREE) loom + created a doc that will show you how. 

A lot of folks running outbound have NO clue you can extract every slack member and turn them into leads for your outbound campaigns.

And the major problem with this method…

Slack does NOT make it easy to export member lists. Plus, most scrapers either break or cost £100+/month for a feature you'll use once.

So we built a simple 4-step process using a free Chrome extension + Clay.

Takes about 3 minutes. 

And outputs a clean CSV with every community member's info.

From there, you can:

→ Build lookalike audiences from engaged community members
→ Identify companies actively interested in your niche
→ Create hyper-targeted campaigns based on shared community context

The walkthrough covers:

1. How to access any Slack community in browser mode
2. Which free Chrome extension to use (and how to find the channel ID)
3. Exporting the member data as CSV
4. Importing into Clay for enrichment

We use this for clients targeting communities around Clay, HeyReach.io, Smartlead…

…basically any B2B tool with an active Slack.

The video + doc walk through the entire process button-by-button.

Comment: SLACK

And I’ll DM it over to you!

Tim Yakubson 🚀

I teach you Clay or implement it for you - your choice ✨ | Clay Expert (London-based) | Founder @ B2B Boosted

I spent $11,000+ on Clay credits learning the platform.

I put all of my learnings into this crash course (100% free):

Most people waste MONTHS burning through credits testing random workflows…

…just trying to become ‘decent’ at Clay.

They watch scattered YouTube tutorials. And 9/10 times, you give up before seeing results.

(have tens of students who have gone through this)

I took the opposite approach:

1. Invested $11K+ in credits to test everything
2. Built systems that helped my agency book 20-50 meetings/mo
3. And I documented every workflow, GPT prompt, and integration I used

Now I'm giving away the complete playbook.

Inside this free crash course, I’ve included: 

• Positioning strategies to get new Clay clients
• 30+ first-liners you can cold email anyone with
• 10+ step-by-step Clay tutorials to get more clients
• Sample data for the Claygent/AI prompting section
• How to build any Clay table fast (framework included)
• Every way to save Clay credits to reduce costs by 40%
• 3 GPTs I use for every Clay table that are copy-paste ready
• 4 methods to personalize emails inside Clay (with examples)
• Sales Tools Discounts & Recommendations to save thousands
• How I went from 0→19,000+ followers on LinkedIn so you can copy me

If you take this serious, you can go from ZERO to Clay-native in just a few weeks. 

Comment "CRASH" 

And I'll send you everything

(48 hours ONLY)

HUGE update: You can now use Clay DIRECTLY inside ChatGPT.

This is an absolute game changer for sales teams and anyone doing outbound.

I've been testing it nonstop…

Here are 7 ways I'm already using it (without ever leaving ChatGPT):

1. Find email addresses instantly
If you need someone's contact info, just ask ChatGPT and it'll run the Clay enrichment to find their email for you.

2. Draft personalized emails
Describe the email you want and ChatGPT writes it, then sends the draft straight to your inbox. Edit and send.

3. Map buying centers
Ask ChatGPT to identify the buying center at any company and it pulls the full decision-making unit in seconds.

4. Multi-thread convos
Tell ChatGPT to find the decision-makers at a company for a specific topic, and it auto-identifies them plus writes personalized outreach for each person.

5. Pre-meeting prep in 60 seconds
Ask ChatGPT to research someone you're meeting with and it gives you talking points plus an icebreaker so you walk into every call prepped.

6. Deep account research
If you need company intel.. just ask ChatGPT to research a company's recent activity and get a full breakdown without opening 10 tabs.

7. Improvise between calls
Running between meetings? Ask ChatGPT to find info about someone you just met and get instant context on the go.

—

As an avid Clay user, I’m absolutely buzzing about this update. 

And I just recorded a FULL walkthrough showing exactly how to set this up and use it.

If you're already using Clay this is a no-brainer addition to your stack.

Comment "CLAY" and I'll send you the tutorial!

Full circle moment here. I’ve been using HeyReach.io for YEARS. 
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And now we’re their Go-To partners for learning Clay. 
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Milomir Lovric from HeyReach.io just dropped this in the Unlock Clay community.
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Turns out he's the reason HeyReach reached out to partner with us in the first place.
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—> His previous company paid for the course
—> He joined HeyReach
—> Told the team they should learn Clay
—> Suggested Unlock Clay, and Bojana Petkovic reached out.
→ Now every HeyReach employee has access to Unlock Clay
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Absolutely mad. 
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This is exactly why I built the course the way I did…practical, button-by-button, job-ready training that people actually recommend to their teams.
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If you've been on the fence about learning Clay properly,
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- 30-day money-back guarantee. 
- 5+ hours of self-paced content. 
- Insane community of 700+ folks in the GTM space.
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Link in my bio or DM me "CLAY" and I'll send you the crash course.
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PS: I remember speaking to Ilija Stojkovski just 2 years ago when HeyReach was probably doing ~20k MRR, now they are at ~$10m ARR. What a company 👏
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PSS: If you want to get unlimited Unlock Clay seats for your employees, DM me “Unlock Clay team seats” and I can share more info.

I've trained 140+ recruitment agencies on Clay over the last year.

And 90% of them made this 1 expensive mistake:

They wasted THOUSANDS copying fancy LinkedIn templates that looked impressive but saved zero time.

Here's what actually works:

(from my 2+ years of experience inside Clay)

Complex workflows aren’t necessary.

You JUST need to automate the manual tasks you're already doing that actually generate placements.

That's it.

So, I created a definitive guide showing you exactly how to use Clay for candidate sourcing and client finding without falling into the shiny object trap.

It includes:

1. Full video breakdown of good vs bad Clay use cases (based on 140+ agencies)
2. Step-by-step tutorials for company list building and enrichments
3. Pre-built Clay table templates you can copy/paste
4. Workflows that stack multiple signals for pennies per enrichment
5. MPC proposal templates to pitch your most placeable candidates
6. A candidate qualification table that saves hours of screening time

I wanted to keep this as an internal guide for my paid course students.

But after seeing how many recruiters waste their Clay credits, I'm giving it away for free for the next 48 hours.

Here’s how to get it (free)

1. Comment "Clay"
2. Send me a connection request if we're not connected (so I can DM you)

I'll send the link ASAP.

PS

This works across every recruitment vertical. Validate what works manually first, then replicate it in Clay.

This month was hard. Not because of work, but mainly because:
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1. Had my parents come over for a week (meant a lot of “wining and dining” and little actual work being done)
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2. My girlfriend flew out to Kenya for 2 weeks, leaving me home alone. Delighted to announce that in that time I mastered the art of loading the dishwasher and polished off my knowledge of washing machine drying cycles. Oh, and I finally got to record long YouTube videos without being told to “get a real job” and to “stop using our standup desk 24/7”.
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3. I had to pay a 6 month upfront deposit for the flat rent in London - never again though - switching to monthly billings going forward. I mean… who charges a tenant for 6 months up front? (Asking for a friend…)
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4. Finally got into a routine of going gym for 60 min sessions 3 times per week, whilst doing 2 weekly runs and 2-3 ⚽️ sessions a week. 
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5. My business bank account got restricted & I had to figure out a way to still accept payments and to reverify my bank details - the kinda “annoying” things that I hate seeing in my to-do list for the week.
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What I’m trying to say here…
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Work, in isolation, is NOT the hard thing.
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It’s all the things that you need to balance with work that make it so much harder.
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Therapy session over. 
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Time to crack on with doing some work, until the next bump in the road comes up.
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PS
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What’s been the thing you found most time-consuming over the last month outside of work?

For months, I've been teaching Clay to folks who are already 10 steps ahead.
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I just realized I ignored 90% of my audience.
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I’ve BEEN teaching people who:
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- Know sales. 
- know how to scrape websites.
- Know how to do AI prompting.
- Understand copywriting.
- played around with 10+ sales tools before.
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But what about everyone else?
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They’re tying to learn the advanced moves before mastering the basics.
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They want the automation before understanding the manual process.
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That means that I’m negating 90% of the folks that haven’t learned the basics yet.
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You CAN NOT use advanced tools like Clay to fix foundational gaps.
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Before I taught 700+ students inside of Unlock Clay…
 
I spent 3 YEARS learning B2B sales fundamentals.
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Uncovering pain points.
Qualifying prospects. 
Psychology behind copywriting. 
How to pitch without sounding like a desperate car salesman.
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Etc. 
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So here's what I've been grinding away at for the past few months…
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I'm building end-to-end sales education that starts at step 1.
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A complete course on how B2B sales actually works - from pain points to qualification frameworks to scripts to copywriting to lead list building.
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That way you can master the fundamentals. Then layer in the tools.
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That's how you actually scale.
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PS
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If you want to see if you qualify to join the beta-testing for the course before it goes live…
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DM me “BETA” and I will send you a link to see if you qualify…

Apollo's data quality has been tanking since March 2025.
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I spent the last few weeks beta-testing a replacement that actually works better…
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…and it launched today.
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Here's what happened:
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I needed a LinkedIn Sales Navigator alternative that didn't put my account at risk (got restricted 4 months ago for scraping 2.5K+ leads in a day….don't do this).
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More importantly I needed verified emails and mobile numbers without the outdated Apollo data problem.
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Enter Prospeo.io.
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I've been testing their new product for weeks now and the data quality is genuinely better than Apollo for LinkedIn-sourced leads.
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It’s essentially Sales Nav on steroids. Same filters but with email & mobile data that is accurate & refreshes every 7 days (more regularly than any other data provider)
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- Filter by people who switched roles in last 30/60/90 days.
- Job change triggers.
- Buying intent signals. 
- Push leads straight into Clay, Instantly, Salesforce, HubSpot without manual scraping.
- Built-in Bombora integration so you can filter companies actively googling specific topics (robotics suppliers, automation tools, whatever).
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It basically replaces the need for Sales Nav, email finders and phone number finders.

Oh, and they have plenty of enrichments inside of Clay that will save you tonnes of Clay credits.
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I used their data last week to map out the TAM for a client and was blown away.
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For context - 
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Clay's benchmark ranked Prospeo as the #1 B2B email provider.
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I got beta access and tested it on US and UK clients before recommending it.
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If you're still using Apollo for LinkedIn data specifically, you might want to explore alternatives before LinkedIn cracks down harder.
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And if you want a full tutorial on how I'm using Prospeo for client outbound.
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Comment "PRO"
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And I’ll DM it to you!
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PS: Please note - this is my honest take on Prospeo, I did not get paid to say any of this stuff & as I said to Matthew Putnam 🔵, their V2 replaces the need for Sales Nav & the data quality is insane.

Clay keeps upselling you to the most expensive AI models.

Every time you run a Claygent enrichment, it recommends Argon or Claude Opus when you probably don't need them.

This is the FASTEST way to burn through Clay credits.

(ask me how I know 😂)

Here's the fix:

Connect Clay to OpenRouter.

OpenRouter is a unified interface for LLMs that automatically selects the cheapest, most effective AI model for each task.

Instead of guessing whether you need Claude for copywriting or GPT-4o Mini for basic research, OpenRouter picks the right model every time.

And it keeps costs as low as possible (unlike Clay's built-in recommendations). 

What happens when you use it:

1. For simple tasks (counting months in a year), it routes to Mistral AI Nemo or Deep Infra Inc.

1. For Web scraping with Claygent, it automatically switches to Perplexity.

3. For copywriting, it'll use Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet.

You don't select ANYTHING.

It just works.

See the full tutorial below that I recorded showing how to set this up using Clay's HTTP API enrichment.

Fair warning…

You need the $349/month Clay plan to use HTTP API.

But if you're already on that plan and burning credits on expensive models you don't need, this is a no-brainer.

PS: As always - credit goes to one of my fav Unlock Clay students, Olly Sleep(tag), for shedding light on OpenRouter a while back

Link to vid: https://lnkd.in/eUYiHgY9

Throwback to 2024 when I shamelessly stole Nick Abraham's prompt for writing cheesy cold email openers and people lost their minds 😂 
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(comment CHEESE and I’ll send it to you)
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This still works and I use it to this day. 
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It gets 3%+ reply rates (and will get your prospects to crack a cheeky smile!)
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The whole idea was simple…
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Use a company's SEO description to generate context-aware email first-liners that made prospects smile.
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E.g. 
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Flower shop → "I'm sure your inbox is busier than a bee in a flower shop"
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Roofing company → "I bet your inbox is shingled with messages like a rooftop in a hailstorm"
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Shopping centre → "I bet your inbox is as bustling as your district on a Saturday afternoon"
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Corny…. very much so.
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Effective…. Disturbingly so.
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The framework was SUPER simple:
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1. Pull company descriptions using Serper Dev (fraction of a cent per search)
2. Feed into OpenAI 
3. Generate personalized opener for each prospect
4. Launch campaigns at scale
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Like I said, we still use this today B2B Boosted. 
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And the video below walks through the exact Clay table setup + the prompt I used.
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If you want those - comment "🧀" and I'll send it over.
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PS: 
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Shout out to Nick Abraham again for the original concept. 
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PPS: 
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This kind of workflow is what we teach at UnlockClay. Button-by-button Clay builds you can actually use.

Clay certifications are a waste of your time.

Don’t bother with them… and here’s why:

1. Bluntly put, NO one cares about your “automated outbound” certification. It’s super easy to pass, I’ve had folks pass it after 15 mins of watching my YouTube vid…

2. And the annoying thing? Every freelancer adds “Clay expert” to their LinkedIn headline after completing such certifications. Noëmie J. can testify to this - she gets SO many imposter GTMEs begging for a full-time role, all because of their fancy shiny certificate that they got in return for creating 1 basic Clay table.

“Don’t tell me the problem, tell me the solution, Tim”…

I hear you. 

Here’s what I recommend instead:

Find a person that wants to have Clay implemented for them. This can be inside of the chats inside communities like Unlock Clay , Clay Cafe from Kellen Casebeer, Clay Bootcamp by Nathan Lippi 🥾, or any other community. 

Don’t just shamelessly pitch your services, but attend the hangouts, listen to the problems that people mention and DM the people after the call offering to help (in return for just getting in some reps with Clay.)

—

If I’m totally honest, being certified as a Clay expert used to bring B2B boosted 2-3 sales calls per week last year. 

These days we are lucky to get 1 sales call a month. I heard Jani Vrancsik mention the same in our recent conversation - being a Clay expert should not be anyone’s goal, as it does very little to boost your skillset, other than the ability to be able to virtue signal about it.

And this is from being 1 of 95 Clay experts, not 1 in 5k “automated outbound certified” Clay users.

The morale of this post…

Nothing beats working on real people’s Clay tables.

Not just building Clay tables for the sake of getting a fancy certificate.

Clay I love you still, please don’t get annoyed at me for speaking out.

And I know I may come across as too passive aggresive here, but most Clay “gurus” think this, but hardly anyone speaks out.

I just scraped every single verified SaaS company in the UK & US.  

(giving it away for FREE)

I built this for a client who needed clean, de-duplicated data to fuel their entire outbound engine for 2025.

Now I'm giving it away…

Here's what you get:
• 130,000+ verified emails (US & UK only)
• Company name, website, and SaaS category
• Built from G2 and Capterra. The two biggest B2B software directories
• De-duplicated and cleaned

This is the exact asset my client paid me to scrape and clean for their Q1 campaigns.

And it took me about 8 hours of Clay table-building to get right.

If you're running outbound to SaaS companies, grab the list for yourself. 

Just: 
1. Comment "SAAS"
2. Connect with me if we're not already (so I can DM you)

I'll send it over ASAP.

PS

If you want to learn how to build stuff like this yourself, check out Unlock Clay

Button-by-button Clay training with a 30-day guarantee.

Throwback to last year when I filmed this.

Most people export their LinkedIn connections, stare at the CSV, and have zero clue what to do next.

So agencies charge them £2-3K to "qualify leads" and "personalise outreach"….

… which is basically 10 minutes of Clay work 😂

Here's the workflow I showed in that video:

1/ Export your first-degree connections from LinkedIn (Settings → Data Privacy → Download your data).

2/ Import the CSV into Clay. Now you've got their first name, last name, LinkedIn URL, and current job title.

3/ Enrich each profile to pull work history, company domain, and any other data points you care about.

4/ Scrape their company website and classify them as "fit" or "not fit" based on industry, geography, tech stack, or whatever your ICP looks like.

5/ Score each lead (e.g., 10/10 = B2B software company in the US/UK, maybe recruitment or SaaS sector).

6/ Route the qualified ones into an automated LinkedIn outreach sequence with personalised messages.

This is Clay at it’s best. 

Doing what would otherwise take HOURS if done manually.

If you want the exact template I used in that video… including the qualification prompt and the step-by-step guide…

Comment “WOW” below and I'll send it over.

PS

Takes 10 minutes to set up.

 Costs you nothing but a Clay account.

PSS

I had a £15 microphone for that video. Peak production value. 
Plz comment “WOW” so that at this rate I can afford an actual camera to film these videos.

This clay workflow sounds like a genius idea to 95% of recruiters.

Until… you hit 100-1,000 contacts max, then you're done. 

And if you guessed it… 

I’m talking about the backfilling roles workflow. 

The one where: 

1. You find people who just started new roles (PR managers, software engineers, whatever). 
2. You backtrack to see what company they left. 
3. You identify the decision makers at that company. 
4. You reach out and say "Hey, looks like [name] just left your team—how are you thinking about replacing them?" 

On paper? 

Absolutely brilliant. 

In practice though, the sample size KILLS you. 

E.g. 

We set this up for a client, ran it across 400-500 prospects, got a couple good replies... 

But that was it. 

The problem is there are only SO many people starting new roles in your specific niche at any given time. 

And once you've scraped LinkedIn for those people, you're done. 

There's no infinite pipeline. 

Compare that to scraping job boards or monitoring career pages, which refresh daily with new roles. 

Those workflows scale. 

But here's why I'm still telling you about it: 

It's PERFECT for practicing Clay. 

If you're new to building workflows, this is a low-risk way to learn the platform. 

You'll figure out how to enrich data, run AI qualifications, find decision makers, and build personalized outreach. 

You just won't scale it to thousands of contacts. 

So use it as a training ground to get comfortable with Clay. 

Then move to workflows that actually scale (like reacting to open roles or matching candidates to job listings). 

No need to waste months trying to scale something that has a built-in ceiling.

Running low on video ideas for my YouTube…

What videos do you want me to record?

👇Drop them down below and I will record it! 👇

I spent 3 years documenting every sales tool that’s worth the hype…

And turned it into 1 Master Sales Tool Directory (with discounts).

Lmk if this sounds familiar…

You buy a tool because everyone's using it…

JUST to realize either:

A) you're overpaying

B) it doesn't actually do what you need

or

C) you have no idea how to use it properly.

So you buy another one.

And the cycle continues.

I got tired of watching sales teams throw money away like this.

So I documented every sales tool worth the hype and created the most comprehensive sales tool directory available.

It includes:

• 50+ vetted tools ranked within each category
• 50+ tutorial videos for proper implementation
• Extended free trials not available anywhere else - I can’t thank Niels Ouwens, Bojana Vojnović , Hugo Millington-Drake enough for giving us such great offers.
• Discount prices better than any Black Friday or Cyber Monday deal
• Clear breakdowns of which tool solves which problem

And yep, I filmed 160+ sales tool tutorial videos over the last year alone.

These are the exact tools I’d recommend anyone purchase for their outbound - with the best deals you'll find anywhere.

Want in?

Comment "TOOLS"

And I'll send the link ASAP.

PS

I spent 3 years building partnerships to get these extended trials and discounts. You literally can't find these deals publicly.

PSS

MUST BE CONNECTED

I’ve taught over 700+ students how to master Clay to generate more leads. 

If I wanted to go from beginner → advanced as FAST as possible…

I’d do this: 

BEGINNER: 

Skip the paid courses. 

You DON’T need them yet.

Start with: 

Clay Cohorts (free)
Clay University (free)
Clay Automated Outbound Certification (also free).

The goal here is just to get your reps in. 

Import a dummy list, play with OpenAI enrichments, build some waterfalls, mess around with Claygent…. just BREAK STUFF (and then fix it). 

——

INTERMEDIATE: 

This is when paid courses actually matter.

I reviewed every major Clay course…

Clay Bootcamp 🥾 Camp ($3K-5K)
StackOptimise ⚙️ ($349)
GTM Engineer School ($1,850)
The Clay Operator ($99),
Jordan Crawford's courses ($299-999)

And of course, Unlock Clay ($100).  

** yes, this is my course and I genuinely think it's the best option for button-by-button learning. But I included these other courses so you can decide for yourself**

Some are great for strategic overview. Some are Google Docs disguised as courses. Some haven't been updated since Clay's UI changed.

The video covers what each one actually teaches, who they're for, and which ones are worth the investment.

——

ADVANCED: 

Build tables, and build a lot of them.

For clients, for yourself, for practice. 

Offer to build tables for free in exchange for tool access.

Then apply to Clay Creator Program → Clay Expert certification → start getting inbound from Clay itself.

——

If you want an in-depth breakdown of this, I recorded an entire youtube video for you to check out. 

I linked it in the comments ;)

PS: 

If you want more details on Unlock Clay…

DM me “CLAY” and I’ll point you in the right direction.

This candidate sourcing template added 1k+ candidates, qualified them against a job description, and sent emails to 250+ folks.
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In the next 24 hours: 

2 calls booked. 
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Paul Harrison told me this on an Unlock Clay hangout call just last month - all thanks to Clay and this magic template that I built for candidate sourcing. 
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It’s ENTIRELY automated…
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And completely eliminates any manual screening or copying / pasting into spreadsheets over and over.
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After you input the job listing, you can just let the template do its thing: 
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1. Enrich candidate data (emails, LinkedIn profiles, work history).
2. Use AI to score candidates against your job description (skills match, experience level, location fit, etc.).
3. Auto-generate personalized outreach based on their profile.
4. Let the qualified candidates come to you.
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Most recruiters are still doing this manually (searching LinkedIn, exporting lists, cross-referencing job descriptions, writing outreach emails one by one).
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And it takes FOREVER. 
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If you want me to send you the template + a 20-minute video showing how to build it from scratch…
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Comment "TEMPLATE" and I'll send it over.
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PS
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LinkedIn won't let me tag him - but shout out to Paul Harrison for being a forward-thinker - paid off big time for him!
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If you're a recruiter and you're not using Clay yet, you're leaving money on the table.
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Another reason to try Unlock Clay for recruiters!

Last month I took 10 straight days off work for the first time in the last 4 years
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I didn’t check my emails 
I didn’t check my slack
i didn’t check my Unlock Clay community messages
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Needless to say, I can rest easy knowing that the B2B Boosted team was on top of all clients, the community members can reply to questions using the designated “support” channels and I have OOO replies on every possible platform.
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Kinda felt like retirement & here’s what the average day in the life looked like:
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1/ wake up with no alarm ~7am ish
2/ go walk a lap of the park 
3/ gym session - aiming for a 60+ min session as there’s no excuse that you have to rush to work
4/ get home & realise you have “to take some time off”
6/ play football via Footy Addicts for 2 hours
7/ Come home more tired than after a day’s work
8/ Go out for a nice dinner with my girlfriend
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By day 3 I was bored & was buzzing to jump back to my computer… so I had to find some other things to add to the rest week, including:
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- cold plunge, massage, sauna
- meeting friends that I have been putting off seeing for a while
- re-reading some books (full “shelf-dev” or self-dev mode reading). 
- spending more time reflecting on last year, goals for 2026.
- thinking of what I wanna do beyond just Clay & agency stuff.
- planning the next “holiday”

Looking for a SMS and/or Whatsapp automated outreach software that integrates with Clay.com.
Both to implement on behalf of current client(s) at B2B Boosted and to show how to use for 1k+ Unlock Clay members.

Email me on tim@b2b-boosted.com with the subject line "Urgent: SMS software" or DM me / connect with me with this as the connection request note!

If you know an SMS/Whatsapp software that integrates with Clay - drop a comment below please! 

Cheers 🙏

Global Moderation Platform

GMP is a multinational moderation research support provider trusted by leading global brands. We have dedicated and highly qualified project management teams working in the UK, US, EU, and LATAM and APAC regions. We provide the full range of translation and research moderation services using the best and most up-to-date tech to facilitate our delivery, whether that is Recollective, Campus. Condens or any other research moderation platforms, specializing in in-depth interview and focus group moderation.

Founder

Van Cleef & Arpels

Co-organized events and in-store promotions in the international jewelry sector
Created and managed event schedules, reporting tools, updated post-event reports, meeting minutes, and agency briefings
Coordinated logistics for shipments, travel, and accommodations
Acted as the primary contact for external partners and ensured the execution of their requests
Monitored event budgets, invoicing, quotations, and non-disclosure agreements

International Event Project Assistant Manager

Hermès

Event:
 - Showrooms organization (3 events within 6 months)
           - Event management: planning, logistics and security upstream and D-Day
           - Participation in the stand reflection and production: scenography and Visual Merchandising           
 - Events coordination
                                                                                                           
Training & Visual Merchandising:
- Guidelines writings and presentations for international sales teams
- Logistical organization of the training sessions                                                                                                - Administrative follow-up (purchase orders, invoicing) 
                                                                             
Public Relations:
- Monthly press reviews                                                                               

Marketing Assistant Client Experience

Four Seasons Recruitment: Fashion and Luxury Retail Jobs

Sales consultant for several brands such as: Fendi, Yves Saint Laurent, Jimmy Choo

Sales Consultant

Christian Dior Couture

Accueillir et conseiller les clients afin de leur faire vivre un moment d'exception 
Faire partager aux clients son expertise sur la marque, son histoire et ses collections.
Etre moteur dans le développement du chiffre d'affaires et dans l'atteinte des objectifs 
Faire preuve d'initiative afin de développer les ventes croisées 
Contribuer à la fidélisation des clients en bâtissant des relations privilégiées et durables. 
Optimiser la gestion de son portefeuille client 
Etre garant de la bonne tenue du point de vente : visual merchandising, réassort, transferts, SAV, gestion des stocks. 
Respecter les procédures internes de Retail Excellence

Having consulted luxury fashion brands on their marketing strategies, I found myself closely involved in the research efforts of my clients. 

That’s when I realized that most research agencies are struggling to find affordable, high quality moderators for a reasonable price. Specifically, focus group and in-depth interview moderators that can run ad-hoc research studies, without wasting days bouncing back RFQs and pricing details.

After 5 years, I co-founded GMS, which helps research companies find moderators on a global scale for a transparent price, without compromising on quality. 

And the best part? We have a free database of 500+ moderators across the globe. And you can access it too as we build our DIY moderator-finding software.

📩 celine@globalmoderationplatform.com
https://try.globalmoderationplatform.com/

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