Troubleshooting

Discovery found very few or no results

A vague description, a narrow market or criteria that can't be verified produce few results; allowance follows what is delivered.

If results are thin, try this:

  1. Make your product and buyer clear: if it is not clear what you sell and who buys it, the copilot cannot build the right buyer. Write in a sentence or two who buys and why.
  2. Narrow the industry: if the chat says almost none of the companies looked at were in the business you are targeting, describe the line of business more concretely (for example "kitchen equipment distributors").
  3. Cut conditions that can't be verified: needs that companies don't write on the web ("companies looking for …") cannot be checked and lower everyone's score. Use conditions that describe what the company is.
  4. Widen the market: add neighbouring countries or the region instead of one country; widen the company size range.
  5. Add general inboxes for companies without a contact: use the general inbox card offered after the discovery.

Companies that don't fit or where no contact is found cost no allowance, so trying again with different criteria is safe.

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