Most lead lists answer only one question: who might exist? Opportunity discovery answers a more useful one: who is showing a need that may fit the work you sell right now?
Start with the service profile
Good matching needs context. TapIt uses the description of your service, target buyer, positioning, and preferences as the starting point for the feed. That gives the system more to work with than a loose keyword alert.
Inspect the evidence
Every useful opportunity should be understandable. You should be able to see the source, read the original context, and understand why the system considers the item relevant. This makes it easier to reject weak matches and prioritize the ones that deserve attention.
Improve the feed with feedback
Matching cannot be perfect from a single setup form. Save useful opportunities, hide noise, and rate results as you review them. Those actions help make future results more aligned with your actual service and buyer preferences.
The workflow
- Describe the work you sell.
- Review newly matched public signals.
- Open the evidence and check fit.
- Save, hide, or rate the opportunity.
- Use your own follow-up process while the need is still fresh.
TapIt is intentionally focused on discovery, evidence, and learning. It is not a promise of guaranteed leads, automatic revenue, or a substitute for your judgment.
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