Offsite posts, before and after
Planning posts and recaps both count, since a team that ran one offsite usually plans another.
Watching
- “offsite”
- “sales kickoff”
- “team retreat”
- +2 more
Pancake reads event job openings and who likes rival agencies’ posts. The chief of staff hears from you first.
Example prompts
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Tell Pancake who you want to find, and it builds your first Play with you.
We plan corporate retreats. Find US heads of People posting about planning a company offsite.
I’ll watch People leaders’ posts about offsites and retreats at US companies.
New playDraftCreated
Heads of People planning an offsite
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
We produce field events. Find US B2B companies with 200 to 2,000 staff hiring a field marketer.
I’ll watch job posts for field marketing and event roles at US B2B companies that size.
New playDraftCreated
B2B companies hiring a field marketer
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
I run an offsite agency. Find US chiefs of staff engaging with rival offsite agencies’ posts.
I’ll watch who engages with rival offsite agencies’ posts and keep chiefs of staff.
New playDraftCreated
Chiefs of staff following rival agencies
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
Leads
The people this Play found and qualified.
Northloom is a 180-person remote US software company. Genevieve leads People and posted this week about planning the team’s offsite.
Ashlar Data, a 320-person US B2B software company, opened a field marketing manager role. Lorenzo leads marketing, so the new hire joins his team.
Kestrelline is a 260-person US fintech. Nina is chief of staff and liked a Tallpine Offsites post about leadership retreats this week.
SequenceActive
Pancake runs this Play’s outreach, tuned for you.
Up next · First message
Hi Genevieve, read your post about planning Northloom’s offsite. What matters most this time, the venue or the agenda?
Hi Lorenzo, we produce field events, and formats come and go fast. Which one has worked best for you lately?
Hi Nina, saw you liked a post about leadership retreats. How often does your exec team get away together?
Writing from their activity…Drafted — sends when the sequence reaches this step.
Written from 1 signal + your Brain voice.
Written in your Brain voice.
Linnell Events
Channels
# general# new-leads# salesHey 👋! Here are the fresh leads of the day. Enjoy!
Genevieve Park — Head of People, NorthloomKeyword
Lorenzo Batiste — VP Marketing, Ashlar DataHiring
Nina Kovalenko — Chief of Staff, KestrellineCompetitor
ApproveRejectApproved
Nathaniel Farrell — VP People, LindenhallKeyword
Chloe Rademacher — Head of Events, HarrowfieldHiring
Ezra Kingsley — Chief of Staff, PellwrightCompetitor
ApproveReject
Brianna Castillo — People Ops Director, SproutlineHiring
Kiran Mahadevan — Field Marketing Lead, BrasslineTech stack
Aisha Rahimi — COO, Zinnia HealthKeyword
ApproveReject
Message #new-leads
Tell Pancake who to reach. It builds the Play and runs its first search.
Signals
A Play finds leads eight ways. These four signals matter most to event agencies.
Planning posts and recaps both count, since a team that ran one offsite usually plans another.
Watching
Pancake watches job posts for event and field marketing roles and names the lead to pitch.
Watching
A head of People or marketing who engages with a rival agency’s post becomes your lead.
Watching
Pancake spots Cvent, Bizzabo or Splash in job posts, then finds who runs events there.
Watching
Pancake can also watch the Influencer and Own brand signals. Hiring and Stack start switched off. One click turns each on.
Control
Pancake contacts only the leads you approve and add to a sequence. Nothing goes out for 10 minutes, so you can undo.
Every message goes out as you, in your voice.
The first touch never sells.
Pancake sends Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, in your time zone.
Start contacting Genevieve Park?
Genevieve Park is in the sequence
Nothing goes out before 9:42 AM. Undo any time until then.
FAQ
Yes, with a trade-off. Leads are sourced across the US, then checked against the region named in your Brain. A narrower region means fewer leads per search.
No. Pancake finds people at companies, not consumers. Aim it at corporate events.
Only when someone posts about it. Pancake can’t see calendars or event budgets.
Both, for different events. Heads of People and chiefs of staff own offsites. Field marketers own summits and roadshows.
Up to three short messages under your name, after a light warm-up. No emails, no calls.
Every lead. Pancake contacts only leads you approve and add to a sequence, and you get 10 minutes to undo.
Yes. Each lead gets personal messages in your voice. Read and edit any of them before it goes out, or let them send as written. A reply stops the sequence.
About 120 to 600 qualified leads a month on 60,000 credits, more on a higher level. Each one is matched to your ICP by your Brain. It is an estimate: a narrow audience costs more, and Pancake shows the real one before a search runs.
From $99 a month per workspace, with 60,000 credits and unlimited seats. The 7-day free trial comes with 15,000 credits and needs a card.
Tell Pancake who to reach. It builds the Play.
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From $99/month
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