ZoomInfo's Signals → Websites tab surfaces companies and individuals who have recently visited your website. When worked systematically, this data provides a warm, intent-driven lead source that can be layered on top of standard list-based outreach. The key discipline is treating these visitors as high-intent prospects while keeping the outreach framing natural — never referencing the website visit directly.
Navigate to ZoomInfo → Signals → Websites. Set your desired date range (e.g., last 7 days) to see companies and individuals who visited your site, along with page view counts and time on site.
Not every visitor is worth pursuing. Apply the following filters mentally (or via ZoomInfo's built-in filters):
| Signal | Action |
|---|---|
| Small company (20–50 employees) | High priority — role identification is feasible |
| Large company (e.g., HP, Fortune 500) | Skip — impossible to identify the specific visitor |
| High page count in very short time (e.g., 313 pages) | Skip — likely a bot or web scraper |
| Individual with identifiable role | Research and add to outreach queue |
| Low-fit vertical (e.g., DJ services, government ministry) | Skip — poor ICP match regardless of visit |
For small companies where the visitor's identity is unclear, use ZoomInfo's company profile to find the most likely relevant contact (e.g., marketing director, VP of Operations) based on your ICP. You may not be reaching the exact visitor — that's fine.
Do not mention the website visit. Frame the outreach as a coincidental or proactive reach-out:
"Hey [Name], just reaching out — wondered if there might be an opportunity for us to work together."
The prospect likely suspects the timing is not coincidental, but the unspoken understanding is preferable to explicitly stating you tracked their visit, which feels invasive.
Use the same Clay → Claude → HubSpot research and drafting workflow used for other outreach. See [1] for details.
Add contacts to HubSpot, attach the research PDF as a note, and send personalized emails through HubSpot as with all other outreach.
One hour per week. This task should not expand beyond that. The majority of outreach time should remain on working the primary list.
This strategy was introduced by Mark Hope in a sales review meeting (April 2026) and assigned to Jacob Jones as a weekly recurring task. At the time, the outreach workflow was two days old with 12 emails sent to 4 companies and no replies yet — the website visitor strategy was added to diversify the lead source beyond the pre-existing list. FastSigns was the first company worked through the intent-score path in the same session.