Hiring posts and job listings

They're hiring for it. That's a budget line.

A hiring signal fires when a company that matches your buyer posts a job, on LinkedIn or as a listing, for a role connected to what you sell. A job post is one of the few public statements of budget and priority a company makes. Wingmen's Lead Radar reads hiring posts and job listings every day and hands you the company with the role as the reason to write.

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// lead radar · today

Hiring

Hannah Becker

COO, a 70-person B2B services firm

// why now

Posted a listing for a second SDR this week.

// first line, in your voice

Saw you're adding a second SDR. Is the plan more volume, or better timing on who they write to?

// illustration: invented name and company

// what it is

What Lead Radar looks for.

Lead Radar looks for job posts and listings that match your targeting: the roles your product helps, at companies of the size, industry and region you sell to. The lead is the person who would care about the hire, not the recruiter.

// why it works

Why it means buying.

Hiring means a team is growing or a gap hurts. If you sell to that team, the new hire either needs your product to do the job, or your product can cover part of the role while they search. Either way the timing is real.

// how wingmen runs it

  • 01Reads hiring posts and job listings every day.
  • 02Keeps companies and roles that match your targeting.
  • 03Each lead carries the role being hired.
  • 04The opener links the hire to the problem, not to a pitch.

// where it is weak

Evergreen listings that sit open for months say little. Fresh posts for roles close to your buyer are the ones worth writing to.

// questions

Hiring posts and job listings, answered.

A job post is a public commitment of budget to a problem. If your product helps that team, the company is spending on the problem right now.

Usually not. The best contact is the person the new hire will report to, because they own the problem the role is meant to solve.

No. This signal reads individual hiring posts and listings. A separate signal for companies posting many more roles than usual is coming soon.

Yes. Hiring signals are part of every $69 seat.

// every live signal, $69 a seat

Hiring posts and job listings, found for you every day.