Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

12 hours ago

@emmadavisx_ loled

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

a day ago

How do you have unlimited tokens and drop this AI slop?

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

a day ago

Your reminder to start eating exercising. Your future doctors are using ChatGPT.

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

3 days ago

@Samaytwt you missed login with the hub

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

5 days ago

One signal on its own is almost always meaningless. Which is a strange thing to say when I sell signals for a living. On its own, each one is just a guess. Take a new VP of Sales. Is that a company gearing up to grow, or one that just lost the last one and is in freefall? Same signal, two opposite stories. You can't tell from the signal alone. Here's what actually works: stacking signals until only one story is left. 1. A company subscribes to a new outbound tool. They're investing in outbound. Could mean almost anything. 2. They're also hiring SDRs. Now it's not just a purchase, it's a team being built around it. 3. They closed a round last month. The budget is there and the mandate is to grow. 4. A new VP of Sales started six weeks ago. New leader, reshaping the stack. 5. News breaks that they're expanding into a new market overseas. Now the picture is unmistakable: new money, new team, new leadership, and an aggressive growth mandate to back it all. Each layer doesn't just add data. It removes a story that isn't true. One signal is a guess. 2+ signals are a target. That's what Satellyte does. It joins these signals at the company level, so you're not chasing one ambiguous data point. You're watching the whole picture form.

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

6 days ago

@KumujJain 100%, tech churn/install is the most underrated one right now.

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Jesse Samuel @jwsaml

6 days ago

Most buying signals are worthless. The few that actually predict a deal? Almost nobody is watching them. I mapped every buying signal on two axes: how strong it is, and how often it actually happens. Top-left: rare and powerful. - Competitor churn - An adjacent tool subscription - A champion moving companies These barely happen. So when one fires, you drop everything and reach out. Almost no one else is even watching. Bottom-right: common and weak. - A single new hire - Some G2 browsing - A headcount tweak These happen constantly, and on their own they mean almost nothing. Two opposite stories fit every one. You wait until enough stack up to point the same way. Here's why most teams get this backwards. They track the common, easy signals, hiring, reviews, because those are simple to see. And they miss the rare, high-value ones, because catching competitor churn or a fresh tool subscription takes more than a job-board scrape. The easy signals are crowded. The valuable ones are wide open. Chase the rare ones the moment they fire. Stack the common ones until they're certain. The rarest, highest-value signals, competitor churn, a fresh tool subscription, show up in infrastructure, not on a job board. That's exactly what Satellyte watches. That's the whole map.