Managing properties & listings
Research and contact corporate housing prospects
Growth → Corporate Prospecting~15 min for review
Research organizations near a property, review the strongest corporate-housing opportunities, and prepare personalized email and LinkedIn drafts without sending anything before your team approves it.
Steps
7 steps- 1Open the property's Go Live project and find Launch Corporate Prospecting, or open Growth → Corporate Prospecting. The dashboard opens on the property with the most prospects; switch properties with the picker at the top.
- 2Confirm the research radius — 15 miles is the standard starting point — then click Research & prepare. The system finds nearby employers and demand sources and finds decision-makers at the strongest candidates.
- 3Review the results. Recommended prospects are preselected; Needs review contains possible matches that require judgment. Check the company, industry, distance, score, available contact channels, and suggested pitch.
- 4Remove weak matches and click Approve and prepare drafts. Only the prospects you approve move forward, and nothing is sent from the review screen.
- 5Work the Nearby prospects table: every company sits on the map and in the table with its tier, distance, employees, contacts and status. Click Outreach on a row for the email draft, or open the LinkedIn queue below the table, copy the approved connection note, send it from your own profile, and mark the item sent.
- 6Record replies and outcomes in the workspace so the Campaign status numbers and the owner's Corporate Prospecting activity reflect the work completed.
- 7Open the Outreach Email Log to view every pitch sent. Click on a row to see the exact message sent, including the legal footer.
Nothing is sent from the review screen
If something's off
- If the research returns too few useful prospects — confirm the property has a complete address, widen the radius, and run the research again.
- If a company is relevant but no person or channel is available — leave it in Needs review and research the correct relocation, HR, travel, or housing contact before approving it.
- If a draft sounds generic or mentions the wrong demand source — edit the message before using it and keep the pitch tied to that company's likely housing need.
- If you are working in LinkedIn — send manually from your own account; the system prepares and tracks drafts but does not automatically operate LinkedIn.
- If you need to verify what was sent in an email — open the Outreach Email Log and click on the email to view its content.
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