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  • 01What signals are and why they matter
  • 02Signal categories — 1st-party, 2nd-party, account-intent, zero-intent
  • 03The 30 signal types — a tour
  • 04Configuring autoqualify on a signal
  • 05Reading the signals table — column by column
  • 06Signal detail view — drilling in
  • 07Replies and Conversions — inbound events and attribution
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> The 30 signal types — a tour

Every signal type Unstuck Engine ships, grouped by what they tell you about a buyer. Use this as a reference when deciding which signals to turn on for a given GTM motion.

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TL;DR: 30 signal types, grouped into 6 clusters by intent type. Most workspaces run 5–10 actively. Start with the cluster closest to your motion (replies for cold outbound, demo views for warm inbound, keywords for ABM).

Cluster 1 — Active engagement (you sold something, they responded)

These are signals you produced. Highest conversion, lowest volume.

  • Replies — replies to your outbound sequences
  • Conversions — sales conversions, purchases, signups closed
  • Demo Viewed — your demo video was watched
  • Webhook — any 1st-party event your stack emits, form fills included

Cluster 2 — Public buyer signals (they did something public, you noticed)

2nd-party, public data — high volume, mid conversion.

  • Keywords — posts mentioning specific topics on 11 networks: LinkedIn, X, Substack, Medium, Podcasts, YouTube, Slack, GitHub, Bluesky, plus Reddit and Hacker News
  • Authors — posts by specific authors on 7 networks: LinkedIn, X, Substack, Medium, YouTube, GitHub, Bluesky
  • Post Engagement — people who reacted to or commented on relevant posts
  • Profile Intent — profile views that map back to ICP companies
  • Events
  • Group Members
  • Competitor Advocates

Cluster 3 — Account-level news (the company changed)

Company-level events. Often a leading indicator for a buying moment. Job Changes, Promotions and Page Followers score the people involved; the rest score the company.

  • Job Changes — someone in your ICP moved roles
  • Promotions
  • Hiring Intent — net-new hiring in specific functions, from job postings matching your filters (e.g. "hiring a CISO") — often signals budget cycle
  • Page Followers — gains in LinkedIn company-page followers
  • News

Cluster 4 — Inbound (they came to you)

1st-party. Highest conversion of all clusters.

  • Website Intent — visits to pricing, demo, or other high-intent pages

Cluster 5 — Tech & growth (their stack signaled something)

Slower-moving but stable. Good for ICP expansion.

  • Tech Changes — installed or removed a tool that matters to you
  • Funding — raised a new round (with stage, amount, lead investor)
  • Topic Intent
  • Lookalikes

Cluster 6 — Custom / specialty

Highly specific, opt-in.

  • Sales Nav — Sales Navigator search URLs, imported as leads
  • LinkedIn Search — standard LinkedIn search URLs, imported as leads
  • CSV Upload — a file of people, each resolved from a LinkedIn URL, work email, personal email, phone, or name plus company
  • Connections
  • Company monitoring
  • Person monitoring
  • G2 — buyers actively researching on G2, read with your own G2 token. Available on request.
  • CRM sync — its Status cell reads Request trial; click it to book one
  • Ad Engagement — its Status cell reads Request trial; click it to book one

Picking which to start with

Three starter combinations:

Motion | Start with
**Cold outbound (volume)** | Replies, Keywords, Job Changes, Profile Intent
**Warm inbound (PLG)** | Demo Viewed, Website Intent, Webhook
**ABM (account expansion)** | Keywords, Post Engagement, Hiring Intent, Job Changes

Run the cluster for two weeks, look at the Insights page, prune what's noisy.

Related

  • What signals are
  • Signal categories
  • Configuring autoqualify on a signal
  • Reading the signals table
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  • Cluster 1 — Active engagement (you sold something, they responded)
  • Cluster 2 — Public buyer signals (they did something public, you noticed)
  • Cluster 3 — Account-level news (the company changed)
  • Cluster 4 — Inbound (they came to you)
  • Cluster 5 — Tech & growth (their stack signaled something)
  • Cluster 6 — Custom / specialty
  • Picking which to start with
  • Related

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The B2B GTM engine. Signal-led targeting, ICP-fit pipeline.

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  • Help

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