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list-builder

Skill9 starsChanged 7 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Guides users to build a targeted prospect list in lemlist by translating an ICP into concrete search filters and signal configurations. Use when asked "build me a list", "find me leads", "find me prospects", "how do I find companies to target", "help me build a prospect list", "where do I start to find leads", or any request to identify or compile a list of potential customers. This skill does NOT find leads directly — it teaches users HOW to configure lemlist to find the right leads themselves. Always use before people-finder or company-finder.

6 other projects use a version of this, 1 of them edited.

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Projects with it also use google-maps-list-builder, list-expander and 1 more.

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  • Moussaoui-GhilesSkill

    google-maps-list-builder

    Collect Google Maps business listings by category and location through the RapidAPI Maps Data API. Use when you need a deduplicated CSV of local companies with names, websites, phones, addresses, ratings, coordinates, and categories before qualification or contact research.

    Also in 3 projects that use this

  • Moussaoui-GhilesSkill

    list-expander

    Expand a hard-to-build niche list from ~10 known-good seed companies into a full qualified TAM. Seed fingerprinting (how do good-fit companies ACTUALLY show up in the company database's filters) → lookalike generation (Prospeo company_lookalike, Exa findSimilar, Parallel.ai entity search) → filter mining with a precision/volume scorecard → wide pull with auto-sharding → cheap-AI qualification → live-website verification → client transparency report. Use when a vertical list feels "too small" (medical groups, hedge funds, Medicare brokerages), when known good-fit companies don't show up in keyword searches, or when someone says "expand this list", "the TAM should be bigger", "find more companies like these".

    Also in 3 projects that use this

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