Ultra-personalized customer interactions
Before
- Reps spend too much time researching contacts & accounts for personalization
- Reps struggle to position value for different segments
- Conversation rate of activities to meetings booked is low
After
- Reps access hours worth of research on every contact in CRM (account research, LinkedIn insights, intent signals, etc.)
- Reps have actionable insights for each CRM contacts (cold call questions, draft emails, custom AI plays, etc.)
- Every touchpoint in the sales funnel is personalized with custom AI plays
Outcomes
- Reps access hours worth of research on every contact in CRM (account research, LinkedIn insights, intent signals, etc.)
- Reps have actionable insights for each CRM contacts (cold call questions, draft emails, custom AI plays, etc.)
- Every touchpoint in the sales funnel is personalized with custom AI plays
Success metrics
6+ hrs saved/week
3x higher conversion
Fruequently asked questions
Evergrowth delivers contextual insights on every CRM contact—like cold call openers, email drafts, and segment-specific plays—powered by your centralized intelligence. Every touchpoint feels tailored, without hours of prep.
AI agents pull in account-level intelligence, LinkedIn bios, recent signals, and firmographic data, and contextualize it for sales execution based on your GTM playbook.
Evergrowth doesn’t just scrape LinkedIn. It applies your centralized GTM inputs to create segment-specific messaging, giving reps deeper context and improving pipeline quality.
Yes. From cold outreach to deal acceleration, reps can access persona-relevant messaging and insight cards directly within their CRM and sales engagement tools. Reps can also use a copilot to personalize outreach or go deeper into research with custom commands and AI plays library.
One Agentic GTM Platform To Codify your best sales plays
The systems of context for your GTM.
Evergrowth’s Agentic GTM Engine automates lead research, outreach personalization, and sales training—so your team can close deals faster.
