Prospecting quality drops when a list is treated as a pile of names instead of a set of claims to verify. Strawberry can search Snov prospects, run domain search, find an individual email address, verify an address, inspect available campaign and credit information, and add an approved prospect to a campaign. The native connection uses a Snov API key.
01
Make each prospect pass an evidence check.
A plausible email address is not the same thing as a useful contact.
Strawberry can search for prospects, inspect a company domain, find the named person’s email, and verify the address, giving you a traceable sequence instead of an unexplained row in a spreadsheet.
02
Know what an address result actually means.
Email verification should inform a send decision, not hide it.
Strawberry can use Snov’s verifier on the address you specify and return the provider result without silently substituting another person or changing the prospecting criteria midway through the run.
03
Add to a campaign only after the list is ready.
Snov’s supported actions include adding a prospect to a campaign, but that is the end of a qualification process, not the first step. Strawberry can list campaigns, check the remaining balance, and prepare the intended additions so the campaign and prospects remain visible before you authorise the move.
04
Reuse the research bar, not just the search query.
The useful part of a sourcing process is the qualification rule: target role, company evidence, address verification, and stop conditions. Capture that rule as a Snov skill, then run a routine when the target universe and output format are stable.
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