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Signal-to-Noise Filter

Cut through intent data noise to find who's actually buying

Intent data is expensive and noisy. This skill aggregates signals from multiple sources, applies weighted scoring, and delivers a daily action list of accounts showing real buying behavior — not just content consumption.

House RecipeWork5 min setup

INGREDIENTS

💬Slack✈️Telegram🔎Web Search

PROMPT

Create a skill called "Signal-to-Noise Filter". I'll configure my intent signal sources and weights. Aggregate signals across all sources for my target accounts. Apply weighted scoring: [pricing page visit = 10, demo request = 10, G2 comparison = 8, case study download = 5, blog visit = 1, third-party intent = 3]. Generate a daily prioritized list of accounts above my threshold score. For each account, show: composite score, individual signals that fired, trend direction (heating/cooling), and a "why now" summary I can use in outreach. Suppress chronic false positives that surge but never engage.

How It Works

Instead of treating every "surging" account equally, this skill layers multiple

signal types — website visits, content downloads, review site activity, job

postings, and third-party intent — into a composite score. Only accounts crossing

your threshold make the daily list.

What You Get

  • Multi-signal aggregation: first-party + third-party intent combined
  • Weighted scoring: pricing page visits outweigh blog reads
  • Daily prioritized action list with "why now" context per account
  • Signal trend tracking: is this account heating up or cooling down?
  • False positive filtering: suppress accounts that always "surge" but never buy

Setup Steps

  1. Define your signal sources (website analytics, content platform, review sites, etc.)
  2. Set signal weights (e.g., pricing page = 10, blog visit = 1, G2 comparison = 8)
  3. Set your action threshold (e.g., composite score > 25)
  4. Configure daily delivery (Slack, email, or Telegram)

Tips

  • First-party signals from your own site and content are usually more predictive than third-party intent alone
  • Pricing page + competitor comparison page in the same week = highest-intent combo
  • Review weekly: if your list is too long, raise the threshold
  • Track conversion rates from the list to validate scoring weights
Tags:#sales#prospecting#intent-data#lead-scoring