sales-nav-search-builder
FeaturedGenerate a precise LinkedIn Sales Navigator search URL from a natural-language ICP description — for sales prospecting, outbound outreach, lead generation, and B2B targeting. Use whenever the user asks for a Sales Nav URL, a LinkedIn search URL, an outbound prospecting query, a search for a persona or role, wants to find leads or prospects on LinkedIn, or describes an ICP (industry, seniority, function, headcount, geography, language). Especially trigger when the user wants to normalize job title variants (CMO + Chief Marketing Officer + VP Marketing), exclude noise (fractional, freelance, intern, assistant), or build a boolean search with AND, OR, NOT, quotes, parentheses. Covers Sales Nav enums (Industry, Function, Seniority, Headcount, Type, Years, Language, Region), boolean-capable text filters (Keywords, Current/Past job title), plain text filters (First/Last name), and toggles (Changed jobs, Posted on LinkedIn, Past colleague, Follows your company). Maintained by La Growth Machine.
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Quality Score: 89/100
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- Author
- LaGrowthMachine
- Repository
- LaGrowthMachine/gtm-system
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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