Overview
Hiring activity is a strong intent signal that can help qualify accounts and reveal buying intent. If a company is hiring for roles that your product either replaces or complements, it often indicates an opportunity for engagement.
Bitscale provides a native intent-based data source to identify companies hiring for specific roles. This source can:
- Serve as a feeder for your outbound workflows
- Integrate into existing campaigns or power net-new prospecting flows
- Help SDRs and AEs prioritize accounts showing growth and budget signals
When to Use
- Champion Roles: Hiring ICs who will use or advocate for your product.
- Decision Maker Roles: Hiring executives who may bring change and buy new tools.
- Complementary Roles: Roles that align with your product’s value (e.g., hiring SDRs if you sell sales enablement software).
How It Works
- Go to New Grid → Intent-Based Sources → Find Jobs Data.
- Enter a Job Query (e.g., “Sales,” “GTM Engineer,” “Data Scientist”).
- Apply optional filters:
- Location
- Experience Level
- Job Type
- Import results into a new grid.
- Companies are fetched in batches of 25 rows.
- Use Fetch More Rows to expand until the available data is exhausted.
Data Captured
For each hiring signal, you’ll see:- Company LinkedIn URL
- Job Title
- Job Description
- Location
- Job URL
- Posting Date
Next Steps
Once companies are identified:- Use the Find People from Company enrichment (preset in this workflow) to locate relevant contacts.
- Enrich contacts with emails and phone numbers via waterfalls.
- Reference the hiring role in your outbound messaging for personalization.
“Saw you’re hiring for a GTM Engineer — many of our customers invest in automation tools at the same stage to speed up onboarding and execution.”
Best Practices
- For decision maker signals, validate against LinkedIn job changes for context.
- Use champion-level hires (e.g., analysts, managers) for bottom-up outreach strategies.
- Always tie the hiring role back to your product’s value proposition in messaging.
- Layer hiring signals with company filters (industry, headcount, funding) for precision.