Capture the change.
More than 60 institutional websites were monitored. Google Sheets retained dated page snapshots; n8n automated capture roughly four times per week.
CASE 01 / B2B DEMAND GENERATION / ANONYMISED CASE STUDY
A signal-led, multi-channel prospecting workflow developed in a confidential B2B technology-services environment. The system connected account research, buying signals, outbound communication and the handoff to a service specialist.
THE OPERATING MODEL / RECONSTRUCTED
This map brings the full workflow together: ongoing signal monitoring feeds account research; qualified opportunities are shaped internally; outreach, content and procurement routes connect to the relevant next action.
More than 60 institutional websites were monitored. Google Sheets retained dated page snapshots; n8n automated capture roughly four times per week.
A local model generated approximately 100–150 targeted Google Advanced Search query URLs for deeper research, then helped prioritise the set for investigation.
Research covered organisation size, likely spend, current technology, timing, stakeholders, procurement activity and potential service fit. Apollo supported contact discovery.
Research and possible service directions were turned into an internal pitch; Project Managers contributed solution ideas and the CEO decided which opportunities to pursue.
Channels stayed distinct, but used a shared interaction history.
Zoho Voice call context, conversation briefs, and follow-up scheduling.
ZOHO VOICEDirect cold email and post-call follow-up; I wrote copy, A/B tested, scheduled and tracked conversations.
MAILCHIMP + ZOHOProfile and public-post context informed relevant messages and social-selling conversations.
LINKEDIN + n8nSeven assets moved through research, outline, writing, editing, design and distribution.
EMAIL · LINKEDIN · WEBConfirm whether the need, timing and potential service fit justify a next step.
Lead activation was defined as a prospect agreeing to receive a quotation for a service.
Pass research, reports, communication history and pitch material so the next team can continue with context.
A second, related workstream took formal opportunities from discovery through proposal coordination and submission.
The target universe included educational institutions, technology and digital businesses, healthcare organisations, and property developers. Geographic focus centred on California and other US markets, with selected opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
Rather than treating each organisation as equally qualified, the research looked for signals that could indicate timing or need: a funding or budget announcement, an organisation considering a change from its existing system, or an RFP/procurement opportunity.
For education-sector prospecting, I helped build a lightweight monitoring process across 60+ institutional websites. Website text was captured as dated snapshots in Google Sheets, while n8n automated snapshot creation and preservation roughly four times per week. A local model through LM Studio compared newer content with previous snapshots and helped flag changes that might be commercially relevant. A human review still determined whether a change justified further work.
Keep historical snapshots so changes can be compared instead of overwritten.
Look for procurement, budget, funding, technology changes, expansion or public pain points.
For deeper account research, a local LLM could generate approximately 100–150 tailored Google Advanced Search query URLs, then prioritise the set for investigation.
Prioritised results were investigated with web-enabled deep research tools when useful, then reviewed for account context, stakeholders, timing and service fit.
Scope note: these are approximate operating ranges for deeper research cycles, not a promise that every account went through the same number of queries or sources. Automation surfaced and organised information; it did not make the final commercial decision.
Research: organisations were catalogued, relevant contacts were found through Apollo and public research, and account context was documented before outreach.
Zoho Voice and Zoho CRM supported call context, conversation briefs, follow-up scheduling and next-action planning.
Mailchimp supported direct cold email and post-call follow-up. I wrote copy, ran A/B tests, scheduled sends, tracked conversations and managed follow-ups.
Profile, post and comment research helped shape contextual messages. The aim was to begin a relevant conversation before moving toward a sales discussion.
The shared workflow connected Zoho CRM, Zoho Voice, Mailchimp and n8n so the next person or channel could use the existing communication context instead of starting from zero.
In this workflow, a lead was considered activated when a prospect agreed to receive a quote for a service. At that point, I prepared a context-preserving handoff to the relevant project manager or specialist, including available research, reporting, communication history and pitch material.
The wider role notes also record five lead activations; I have not attributed those to the RFP submissions because the available record separates those outcomes.
The employer and client identities are withheld under NDA. This workflow is a conceptual reconstruction based on the work described; it does not display internal CRM records, contacts or proprietary automation configuration.
The tools below are included only where documented in my experience. The diagrams and layouts on this page are recreated to explain the process; no internal records or proprietary system configuration is shown.