Why this team looks for signals
A recruiting agency does not need another database of every company in a sector. It needs the companies whose hiring just became real: a role that is still open, a talent leader who is new, or a round that usually precedes a hiring plan.
TWL watches those signals, keeps the job link on the record, and lets TWL Reach send email and LinkedIn only after the role still fits the desks you fill. The platform is the connected system. Recruiting is the branch.
Signals that matter here
Live job posts in the roles you fill
Watching: Titles, locations and the language of the post, not a scraped company name alone.
The post is the evidence. If you cannot open it, do not treat the row as a lead. Read the signal page.
Repeated or reopened roles
Watching: The same family of roles posted again after a short gap.
Reposting can mean the search is stuck. It can also mean a new headcount. Read the post before you claim either.
A new talent or people leader
Watching: Job changes into head of talent, TA lead or a first in-house recruiter.
A new owner of hiring often reviews agencies in the first months. Read the signal page.
Funding that usually precedes hiring
Watching: A public round, then whether relevant roles appear.
The round is context. The job post is the stronger signal. Stack them. Read the signal page.
Sample TWL Reach sequence for a recruiting agency
Example TWL Reach sequence. Placeholder copy for planning. Not a customer result, and not a message you should send unchanged.
- Day 0 · Email. Subject names the role, not “candidates”. Body cites the post, the team it sits in, and one sentence on the desks you fill. Ask if the search is still open.
- Day 1 · LinkedIn. A short note to the hiring manager or talent lead, referencing the same post. Do not attach a CV. Do not claim a candidate you do not have.
- Day 4 · Email. One useful observation from the post, such as a skill mix that is hard to find, and a question. No percentage claims.
- Day 8 · LinkedIn. Close the loop. If the role is filled or the post is gone, stop. Update the record.
How the stack holds the work
Tables hold the company, the role, the source URL and the owner. Workflows dedupe a company that is hiring three roles so you do not email three people with the same opener.
An agent can collect posts and draft the note. It should not be allowed to promise a shortlist or contact a candidate. Permissions are how you add recruiter capacity without adding risk.
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Questions people ask
Is a job post enough to email a company?
It is enough to research. Send only when the role matches a desk you fill, the post is still up, and you have a person who owns hiring.
Does TWL replace a job board?
No. TWL is the system that turns a hiring signal into a qualified account and a reviewed sequence. You still need the sources you are allowed to use.
How do you avoid emailing every company that hires?
Qualification rules in the workflow: title family, location, stack and whether you already work the account. Signal stacking beats a single keyword.
Can this run for more than one desk?
Yes. Separate the sources and the sequence by desk, inside the same stack, so a technical search does not reuse a sales script.
Put the next workflow on the stack.
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