AI Sales Platform to accelerate growth. Amplemarket AI finds intent signals, enriches leads, writes personalized outreach, and helps reps close more deals.

San Francisco
1 rep with Amplemarket = 6 reps anywhere else 💪
3
15
10,841
Amplemarket retweeted
the market is catching up to what the @amplemarket team has known for years. 👀
When software was expensive - thin, horizontal, best-of-breed software stacks extracted rents across every business. Now that software is cheap - value moves to vertically integrated businesses that deliver opinionated end-to-end experiences.
1
1
3
435
Thank you for the kind words ❤️
Replying to @connorgrant
Especially the mcp. I’ve been using amplemarket for the last 2 years and their team is genuinely incredible at shipping things that push sales tech forward. Can’t say enough positive things about them
2
6
1,474
❤️
Amplemarket is one of (or the best) sales tools for the AI pilled AE/BDR in existence I’ve never worked with such an AI-native sales tool, i don’t even know what the UI looks like tbh but sget an incredible amount of value from it
1
6
1,039
Amplemarket retweeted
Great insights @Carles_Reina - 3 I'd push even further: Outbound from day 1, but the 2026 version. Templated volume is dead. The new outbound runs on context: who to reach, why now, what to say, and which channel to say it in. Volume without context is just spam with a personalization token. Enablement isn't a headcount milestone as many leaders think. It's actually a product-velocity problem. When product ships fast, the pitch falls behind within a quarter and reps keep selling the demo they saw on day one. You're not losing to competitors - you're losing to your own old demo. Not all deals are good deals - a hard lesson for a founder to learn. The wrong ones are just churn you're buying twelve months in advance. And you can't coach a seller into walking away from a deal their comp plan pays them to close. Qualification is a comp problem before it's a training problem - incentives do the coaching.
If I had to restart @ElevenLabs GTM from scratch, these are the things that I would change 🖊️ - Hire quicker. I was alone selling for the first 9 months because I believed we didn't have PMF. Main reasons: the AI tourist external mantra of 2023, and the uphill battle convincing everyone to hire more GTM (Sales development, Sales, Customer Success) because we were still mostly PLG / self-service. The hiring constraint lasted until earlier this year when we boosted our team to meet demand. - Build an enablement team earlier. Sales enablement has such an important role in an org, and we mostly think about it when we hire a lot of people. The reality is that we need Enablement earlier due to the speed of product iteration. - Open more markets. The results from Uber v Lyft operating models played a key role in deciding to open markets early, but I would triple down on it if we were to start over. - Have more big bets. Similar to VCs, you only need 1 big bet to work in order to generate Alpha. We could have executed more big bets if we had had a single person owning & iterating on them. Former successful founder profile with drive and speed. - Be more vocal about product ROI & our success. People buy from people, and companies buy based on success & ROI. In AI, we've all been slow showing ROI. This should be the key number when you start a conversation. - Hire senior sellers. In startups, we've been told that culture is everything and someone with +25y experience may struggle to fit in. This is bullshit. The experience, connections and drive +25y sellers bring is crazy. We have a bunch today, but I would hire many more earlier. - Reduce cash commissions and replace them with more equity. Cash is king, but Equity is queen. Queens also rule countries, so why not make Equity the dominant one in GTM? - Open more offices. We are a remote-first company, but our customers are everywhere, and employees want to meet each other. I would open more offices to be embedded in markets quicker. - Fun brand. Brand perception is 33% of the work. Building a fun brand adds quickly. - Outbounds outbounds outbounds. We waited too long to migrate to an Outbound organisation. I would do it from day 1 now. - Pipeline construction with more whales. The ideal pipeline needs to have a combo of segments to reduce risk, improve results and provide liquidity. We waited too long to pitch & bring whales. - Not all deals are good deals. We, sellers, want to close a lot of ARR, but it is important to split early on between good vs bad deals. Thank you to Tomasz Gmur for asking how I would do GTM again!
4
1
10
400
Amplemarket retweeted
People tolerate mediocrity to a degree that's hard to describe. Company culture is mostly just refusing to. And you can't install that refusal. You can't make people care - you can only hire people who already do. The best people I work with treat what they do as their own craft. Getting better at it isn't a chore for them - it's the fun part. When the whole team is like that, the quality bar takes care of itself. You stop enforcing it because nobody around you can stand shipping something mediocre. It shows up in the small things. The bug that annoys one rep, the half-second of friction nobody notices on a demo, the detail a customer feels every day but never mentions. The details - that's where care actually lives. Not in the big launch, but in the thousand quiet things around it. Craft is just who you hire.
1
3
5
414
Amplemarket retweeted
The hardest part of putting AI into a sales team isn't the AI. It's context. A model is only as useful as the context it has. Give it the full picture of an account and it can genuinely help. Give it a fragment and it'll still answer and that answer is often wrong. What's scarce now is context, not intelligence. Look at how most teams are set up: data in one tool, sequencing in another, the dialer in a third, deliverability somewhere else, the CRM its own island. Add AI on top and you're not giving one assistant the whole picture - you're giving five tools a piece each, and none of them can see what the others see. More AI, not much more outcome. The answer isn't one more tool with "AI" in the name. It's putting the workflow back in one place, so the AI can reason across the whole thing: who to reach, why now, what to say, whether it landed, what to do next. That's why we built Amplemarket the way we did - not AI on top of a stack, but one platform where the context was never split up to begin with. The AI was never the hard part. Owning the context was. stay tuned we have lots of interesting things brewing at @amplemarket
1
4
242
We've got another daily jersey winner! Congrats, Heather🏆🇺🇲 Our first winner from one of the host nations. The US is currently leading the Sales Legends leaderboard. Think you can stop them? 👀 sales-legends.com
7
608
🏆⚽ The World Cup for Sales is live. Win daily football jerseys and $3,000+ in prizes, including a MacBook, PS5, Meta Ray-Bans, and more. Turn your network into your squad. Invite colleagues, customers, prospects, and friends to join your team. 👉 sales-legends.com/
2
438
What happens when outbound teams stop juggling tools? Revaly saw: → +125% meetings → +38% opens → +50% dials/day 👀 Check out the full case study: amplemarket.com/customers/re…
4
460
No more guesswork 🎯
6
562
0.5% → 7% reply rates. How Scrut fixed deliverability, cut costs, and scaled outbound with AI. Read the full case study 👉 amplemarket.com/customers/sc…
4
673
We’re live at #SaaStockUSA 🚀 Find us at Booth #C17 to see what we’ve been building lately. From powerful new workflows to much more 👀 Let’s talk growth. @SaaStock
1
6
580
Your reps know what should happen next. Workflows makes sure it actually does. We're live at #HumanX booth #516. Stop by and see it in action. 🚀 dub.sh/workflows
1
6
541
Introducing Workflows. Automate follow-ups, handoffs, CRM updates, and more. Never drop the next step again. dub.sh/workflows 📍 At #HumanX? Come see it live at booth #516.
3
9
458
If you’ve caught the hints… you’re close. 👀 See it live at booth #516 at #HumanX next week.
1
1
5
518
Pre-meeting research: 25 min → 60 sec Prospect lists: days → minutes Competitive intel: half a day → 2 min Here's the full playbook: amplemarket.com/blog/how-to-…
5
393
How top AEs are compressing 1 hour of prospecting into 90 seconds 👇 Jonathan Molina shares the exact system he uses with Claude + Amplemarket. Full breakdown: dub.sh/ai-agent-claude
1
5
370
7/ Most important rule: “Never add a weak fit.” That’s where most AI workflows fail.
1
1
159
8/ Result: • ~1 hour saved daily • Higher-quality lists • More time for conversations
1
157