Workflow and Watch Recipes: 70+ Things to Hand Revnu

Every recipe here is something Revnu runs today. Copy the sentence into chat, change the words in it to fit your business, and Revnu sets it up and sends you a link. A workflow runs on a schedule. A watch runs every few minutes and acts the moment something happens.

Every weekday at 8am, find 10 B2B software companies that announced a seed or Series A round in the last 7 days, find the founder at each with a verified email, and add them to a Fresh Funding campaign.

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How these work

• Your words become the steps. Revnu writes the workflow from your sentence, and you can edit any step on its page under Workflows. See recurring work.

• Schedules are a time of day, daily, on chosen weekdays, or monthly on a date. For several runs a day, add one workflow per time.

• Watches check public pages and your own Revnu numbers, from every 5 minutes to once a week, and stay silent until something changes. See watches.

• Your approval settings decide what goes out. Emails, LinkedIn messages and posts follow the switches in Settings > Agent. Spending money, replies to prospects, booking links and gifts always wait for your yes. See approvals.

• Every run reports back with what it found and did, in Slack, iMessage or the dashboard.

Find yours by role: founder, first growth or sales hire, head of sales, agency, recruiter, consultancy, PE deal team, ecommerce and local services.

Find new buyers every week

Fresh funding prospects

New money means new budget. Revnu brings back companies that just raised, with the right person at each.

Every weekday at 8am, find 10 companies in our ICP that announced a seed or Series A round in the last 7 days, find the founder or head of sales with a verified email, and add them to the Fresh Funding campaign.

Companies hiring for the role you help

A job post says what a company is about to spend on. Revnu reads the post and uses the pain it describes in the first line.

Every weekday at 8am, find startups hiring for security roles, filter to our ICP, find the founder or hiring manager, and write a short first email that mentions the job post. Queue it for my approval.

Companies that just changed their pricing

A pricing change means a team is rethinking growth right now.

Every Monday at 9am, find self-serve B2B software companies that changed their pricing page in the last 7 days, find the head of growth or product with a verified email, and save each to a Recent Pricing Change campaign with why it fits.

New sales leaders in their first 90 days

A new leader reviews the tools and vendors in their first quarter. Revnu saves the appointments it can confirm.

Every Monday at 9am, find people who started a VP or Head of Sales role in the last 30 days at US B2B software companies with 50 to 500 staff, and draft a short welcome-to-the-role email for each.

Champions who changed jobs

Someone who bought from you before is the warmest lead at their new company. Revnu checks where your past champions work now.

On the 1st of every month, check where the people who championed us at our customers work now, and draft a note to anyone who moved to a new company in our ICP.

See the champion job changes play.

Lookalikes of your best customers

On the 1st of every month, take our five newest customers, find 20 companies that look like them by industry, size and stack, and add the buyers to a Lookalikes campaign.

See the closed deal lookalikes play.

Target accounts that open a new role

Revnu keeps up with the job boards of the companies in your Leads, so a fresh opening becomes a reason to write today.

Every weekday at 9am, check the companies in our leads for new job posts in sales or marketing, and move any that just opened one to the top with a note on the role.

Companies that add or drop a tool

What a company runs tells you whether you plug in or replace something. Revnu sees tools appear and disappear on a company's website.

Every Monday, find companies in our leads that added or dropped HubSpot in the last week, and tell me which ones to email first and why.

People who engage with competitors on LinkedIn

Every Monday at 10am, collect the people who commented on our three main competitors' LinkedIn posts last week, keep the ones in our ICP, leave out their staff, and add them to Leads with a draft email. Don't send.

See the competitor LinkedIn commenters play.

People who engage with your own posts

Every morning at 9am, check new likes and comments on our founder's LinkedIn posts, research who they are, and post a ranked shortlist of credible prospects. Contact nobody.

See the your post engagers play.

Event speakers and sponsors, before the event

Every Monday, check the speaker and sponsor pages of the conferences in our space in the next 60 days, add the people who fit our ICP to an Events campaign, and write an email that mentions the event.

Event attendees, after the event

Every Monday, find people who posted on LinkedIn about attending a conference in our space last week, add the ones in our ICP to Leads, and draft a follow-up that mentions the event.

See the event attendees play.

Companies running ads on your topic

A company paying for ads has budget and a target it's trying to hit.

Every Monday, find companies running LinkedIn ads about sales forecasting, show me their ads, and add the head of marketing at each to Leads.

Government tenders

Public contracts list what a buyer needs and when the bid is due. Revnu reads public tender portals such as Contracts Finder, Find a Tender and SAM.gov.

Every Monday at 8am, check UK and US public tender portals for new contracts that match what we sell, and send me a digest with the buyer, value and deadline for each.

Newly incorporated companies

A business that just registered needs an accountant, a bank, insurance, a website and staff. Revnu reads new UK company registrations and checks each one is trading.

Every Monday, find companies incorporated in the last 7 days in Manchester in food and drink, with the director's name, and add the ones that are really trading to a New Businesses campaign.

Alumni and past-employer leads

Every Thursday at 9am, find five heads of growth in London who used to work at the same companies as our founders, with verified emails, and open with the shared employer.

Partners and affiliates

Every Wednesday, find five newsletters, agencies or creators whose audience buys what we sell, and draft a partnership pitch with our terms for each, for my approval.

Podcast guest spots

Every Tuesday, find podcasts in our niche that take guests, check their recent episodes, and draft a tailored guest pitch for each for my approval.

Press requests

Every morning at 8:30, scan the public journalist request feeds, and post only the requests worth our founder's time, with a draft answer for each.

Keep the lead queue full

Every weekday at 7am, check how many leads are waiting on each approved campaign, and if any campaign has fewer than two days of sending left, find enough new leads to top it up.

Watch the market

Company filings and director changes

Watch a list of companies on Companies House for new filings and officers. Revnu sets a baseline on the first run and then reports what's new.

Every morning at 8am, check these 20 UK companies on Companies House for new filings, director appointments and resignations, and tell me what changed.

Competitor review mining

Unhappy customers of a competitor tell you exactly what to say.

Every Monday, read the newest public reviews of our three main competitors, pull out the complaints we solve, find people at the reviewers' companies where you can, and draft outreach that answers that complaint.

See the competitor reviews play.

Competitor ad library check

Every Wednesday at 9am, search the Meta, Google and LinkedIn ad libraries for our competitors' ads, and report new ads, new offers and new advertisers since last week.

See the competitor ads play.

Competitor change review

Every other Friday, check our four competitors' websites, pricing and announcements, and if anything material changed, recommend one concrete response.

Reddit "looking for a tool" threads

Every Monday, find Reddit threads from the last week where people ask for a tool like ours or complain about a competitor, and send me a digest with a suggested reply for each.

See the buying intent posts play.

X requests and mentions

Every weekday at 8am, find X posts from the last week asking for a product like ours, plus any mention of our company, and post one digest with a draft reply of 40 words or less for each. Never post.

Daily news in your space

Every morning at 9am, send me the three most important news items from the last 24 hours about our competitors, our platforms and our market. Skip anything that doesn't matter to us.

Launch comments

Every Monday at 9am, check our Product Hunt launch for new comments and tell me which need a reply.

Twice-weekly growth ideas

Every Monday and Thursday at 6am, give me three specific growth plays grounded in something that happened since the last run, with the first move written out. Ideas only.

Monthly win and loss research

With Granola or Circleback connected, Revnu reads the call notes beside each lead's history and keeps stated reasons apart from its own reading.

On the 1st of every month, research why our won and lost deals went the way they did, from meeting notes and each lead's history, and summarise the patterns and what to change.

Lessons from objections

Every Friday at 11am, read the objections in this week's prospect replies and suggest one copy change backed by them. Keep the change waiting for my approval.

Watches: act the moment something happens

Competitor pricing page changes

Watch Acme's pricing page and tell me the day they change their prices. If they raise them, draft an alternatives page and a switching email.

See the competitor price increase play.

Competitor outage

Watch Acme's public status page every 5 minutes and tell me when they report an incident.

Competitor changelog or launch

Watch Acme's changelog and blog, and tell me when they ship something new, with what it means for us.

Competitor opens a new market

Watch Acme's careers page and tell me when they post a sales role in a new country.

Competitor store prices and new products

Watch this competitor's online store and tell me when they change a product's price or add a new product.

Website tracking goes quiet

Tell me if visits stop arriving from our website tracking, and find out why.

Conversions stop

Let me know if trial starts stop coming in from the website.

A campaign stops spending

Keep an eye on our ad spend. If a campaign stops spending, find out why.

Cost per result jumps

Watch our live ad campaigns and tell me when one's cost per booked call jumps well above its normal, with your view on why.

A new call is booked

For calls booked through your website, Revnu researches the company and sends a brief before the call.

When a new call is booked, research the company and the person, and send me a one-page brief.

Replies stop or an inbox struggles

Tell me if replies stop coming in or one of our sending inboxes has trouble.

Search clicks drop

Watch our Google Search clicks and tell me if they fall well below normal.

A listing or submission goes live

Watch our submission to this directory and tell me once, when it's accepted or rejected.

Grow search and AI answers

A daily post from search evidence

Every weekday at 9am, pick a topic from our search and AI-answer evidence, write the post, and publish it. Verify it's live and tell me.

See blog posts that rank.

AI-visibility gap to a new post

Every Monday, find the buyer questions where AI assistants mention competitors and not us, and write one post that answers the biggest gap.

Daily AI mention check

Every morning, tell me which AI assistants mention us on our tracked questions, which ones we won or lost since yesterday, and who took them instead. Report the change, not the whole picture.

See AI visibility.

Refresh decaying posts

Every Monday, find our older posts whose Google clicks are falling, compare like with like, and refresh the ones that are really decaying.

Alternatives pages plus measurement

Every Monday at 9am, read this week's keyword and AI-answer movement, check which alternatives pages we're missing, and write one.

See the alternative pages play.

Ranked list placements

Every Thursday at 10am, find "best tools" lists in our category that leave us out, draft a pitch to each editor for my approval, and submit any free inclusion forms.

Free directory listings

Every Thursday at 11am, find relevant free directories we're not on yet and submit our listing, with a screenshot of each confirmation.

See free directory listings.

Community answers

Every Thursday, find up to three public questions in our niche we can genuinely help with, and draft an answer for each for my approval.

Buyer questions into posts

Every Wednesday at 10am, find a question that keeps coming up in prospect replies and publish a post that answers it.

A LinkedIn version of each new post

Every weekday at 2pm, find blog posts that went live since the last run, and write a short LinkedIn version of each with a graphic and a share link.

See social posts.

A weekly LinkedIn post from your topic list

Every Monday at 9am, draft one LinkedIn post from this list of topics: our pricing change, why we built the API, a mistake we made in our first year.

LinkedIn post report

Every Friday at 9am, pull our founder's LinkedIn posts, compare them with last week, and tell me the one thing that changed.

Monthly site check

On the 1st of every month, audit our site for search and AI readiness and send me a fix list for our developer.

See site audit.

Monthly landing page improvement

With GitHub connected, Revnu opens a pull request and your team merges it.

On the 5th of every month, open one pull request with a copy improvement to our main landing page, backed by what our results show.

Run ads on autopilot

Morning ads report

Every morning at 8:45, read yesterday's spend, clicks, search terms and booked calls on every live campaign, send off-target search terms to Review to block, and give me a short rundown with what you'd pause and what you'd scale.

See ad results.

Weekly new ads from the winner

Every Monday, rank last week's ads by cost per result and draft two new ads in the style of the winner, built paused for my approval.

Prepared search campaigns

Every Tuesday, research keywords for people comparing us with alternatives and keep a paused Google Search draft ready. No spend.

Budget and balance check

Every weekday at 1pm, check delivery on every ad account and warn me before a prepaid balance runs out or a payment fails.

See ads not running.

Keep outreach moving

Morning reply triage

Revnu updates each lead and drafts the answer, with your booking link where it fits, for you to approve.

Every weekday at 8am, read new replies, update each lead with the reply and next step, and draft an answer for my approval.

See replies.

Daily LinkedIn picks

Every day at 8am, queue today's LinkedIn invites for my approval and list 15 decision-makers I should invite by hand.

See LinkedIn invites and messages.

Withdraw stale LinkedIn invites

Every day at 9:15, withdraw 10 of my LinkedIn invites pending for over two weeks, least on-target first, and tell me who you pulled.

First messages to new connections

Every night, find who newly accepted my LinkedIn invites, research their company, and draft a first message in my template for me to send.

A thank-you gift after a first call

Every Friday, propose a small gift with a short note for each prospect who took a first call with us this week, for my approval.

Report the numbers

Monday pipeline report

Every Monday at 9am, post last week's emails sent, replies, interested replies, calls booked and who replied to #growth.

See the weekly growth report.

Daily outbound report

Every day at 9am, summarise yesterday's email and LinkedIn activity across every campaign, new replies, and anything waiting on me.

Daily overview between meetings

Every morning at 9am, give me a short numbers-only overview of the last 24 hours across every channel, what's waiting on me, and anything that failed.

Friday investor update

Every Friday at 4pm, draft my weekly investor update from this week's numbers: emails sent, replies, calls booked, posts published, search clicks and ad spend. Five lines, with a blank line for revenue.

Weekly growth review

Every Friday at 4pm, bring together outbound replies, ad results and published posts, and tell me what worked and what happens next week.

Weekly experiment scorecard

Every Friday at 10am, score this week's growth experiments on their results and choose next week's experiment.