How it works

From market movement to useful outreach.

MarketStrike starts with things companies are actually doing: hiring, expanding, launching, buying, moving, restructuring or changing suppliers. It turns that movement into account research, a commercial angle, and a clearer reason to make contact.

Outbound should start with context, not a spreadsheet.

A list can tell you who fits your ICP. It rarely tells you why now. MarketStrike is designed to spot the commercial movement that makes an account worth looking at today.

01

Market movement

The system watches for observable changes: new locations, hiring patterns, funding, product launches, technology shifts and operational pressure.

02

Account context

Each signal is connected to company research so the outreach angle is based on something commercially useful, not superficial personalisation.

03

Relevant action

The result is a prioritised account, a "why now" explanation and a suggested angle that gives the conversation a reason to exist.

A simple system, built to stay useful.

Five steps from market observation to a prepared opportunity pack.

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Choose the market

Define the segment, geography, company type, buying context and signals that would actually matter.

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Watch for movement

Monitor public and structured sources for signs that a company is changing, expanding, hiring, launching or reconfiguring operations.

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Research the account

Build a short account brief that explains what changed and why it might create a problem, opportunity or buying trigger.

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Build the angle

Translate the signal into a practical outreach reason: what to say, why now, and what problem the conversation should open.

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Build the outreach pack

The output is an opportunity pack: account context, the "why now", best contacts found, email and LinkedIn copy, discovery questions, assumptions and a suggested follow-up sequence.

Not another way to automate bad outreach.

Not a scraped list

Lists are only useful when paired with timing and context.

Not fake personalisation

Referencing random details is not the same as having a commercial reason to talk.

Not a black-box lead score

The useful part is the reasoning: what changed, why it matters, and what angle follows.

Not a replacement for judgement

MarketStrike helps prepare better conversations. Humans still decide who is worth approaching.

Want to test this against your own market?

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