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What Glassdoor Reviews Tell You That Press Releases Never Will

Every public source you usually check before a sales call was written by someone with an agenda. Press releases are written by PR. Earnings calls are managed by investor relations. Job posts are written to attract applicants. Glassdoor is different. It is the closest thing to a free wire tap

How to Use WARN Act Filings to Find Companies Ready to Buy

Most reps ignore WARN filings because they think layoffs mean a dead account. That’s backwards. A WARN notice usually shows up before the public narrative catches up. It gives you a 60-day window into a company that is actively restructuring. And restructuring is when teams change tools, budgets

What a Company’s Job Postings Reveal About Their Tech Stack

Job postings tell the truth technographic tools can’t. A company’s website might expose a few detectable scripts. A hiring manager trying to fill a role will tell candidates what they actually use, what they are rolling out, what they are fixing, and what they are standardizing. If you

How to Track Competitor Moves Using Only Free Tools

You do not need a six-figure competitive intelligence platform to spot what competitors are doing. You need a repeatable system. With a handful of free tools, you can monitor press mentions, customer sentiment, hiring signals, and pricing changes fast enough to use in live deals. The goal is simple:

The Pre-Call Research Checklist: 15 Things to Know Before Every Discovery Call

Most reps prepare for discovery calls in one of two bad ways: they either burn 90 minutes chasing random tabs, or they show up with a five-minute skim of LinkedIn and a prayer. Both fail for the same reason: there is no system. This playbook gives you one. It

What AI Agents Can’t Do: The Research Skills That Make You Irreplaceable in 2026

AI agents are now part of the sales stack. That part is over. Salesforce’s 2026 State of Sales report found that 87% of sales organizations already use some form of AI, and 54% have deployed AI agents across the sales cycle. Sellers expect agents to cut prospect research time

How to Use AI Tools to Research Any Account in Half the Time

AI does not replace OSINT methodology. It compresses it. The rep who knows where to look still wins. What changes in 2026 is speed. A seller who understands how to point AI at the right public sources can turn raw signals from earnings calls, job posts, press releases, and company

How Prospect Research Differs Between US and European Accounts — and What to Do About It

Most reps learn OSINT on US accounts. They get used to SEC filings, deep LinkedIn coverage, and enrichment tools that work well enough out of the box. Then they move to Europe and the workflow breaks. The signals are still there. Companies still hire before they buy. Leaders still change.

How to Use SEC Filings to Research Public Company Prospects

Most reps ignore SEC filings because they look dense. That is a mistake. If you sell into public companies, 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks are one of the best free intelligence sources you can use. They tell you what leadership is worried about, where the company is spending,

What HubSpot's Public Data Reveals About Their 2026 Strategy

HubSpot is worth watching right now because the company is trying to do two hard things at once: move upmarket without abandoning its SMB roots, and turn AI from a product layer into a monetization engine. Public data from jobs, earnings, product releases, reviews, and leadership moves suggests this is