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How to Review and Qualify Your First Leads in GojiBerry

Once your onboarding is complete and your Signal Agents are running, the next step is analyzing the first incoming leads. This is a critical stage because it determines whether your targeting and signals are working correctly.


đŸ“„ Where Your Leads Appear

You can find new leads in several places:

  • Contacts section — all incoming leads from your agents

  • Lists — leads are automatically added to your selected list

  • Campaigns — leads also appear inside active or auto-generated campaigns

This means the same lead can be visible across different parts of the system depending on where you work.


đŸ‘€ What Each Lead Contains

Each contact includes key information:

  • Name

  • Job title / role

  • Company

  • Signal that triggered the discovery

  • AI lead score (1–3 flames đŸ”„)

  • Enrichment data (like email address)

  • Import date and assigned list

You can also expand a lead to see:

  • company description

  • LinkedIn profile

  • campaign steps (if auto-created during onboarding)

  • industry and company size


đŸ”„ AI Lead Scoring (1 to 3 Flames)

GojiBerry assigns every lead a score from 1 to 3 flames.

Important: all leads are still qualified — none are “bad.”

How scoring works:

The AI score is based on:

  • ICP match (how well the lead fits your ideal customer profile)

  • intent signals (job changes, engagement, activity, etc.)

What the flames mean:

  • đŸ”„ 1 flame — relevant lead

  • đŸ”„đŸ”„ 2 flames — strong match

  • đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„ 3 flames — highest priority

👉 The system always prioritizes higher-scoring leads first in your campaigns.


⚙ Lead Actions You Can Take

When reviewing leads, you have several options:

1. Keep the lead

If it fits your ICP → do nothing, it stays in your pipeline.


2. Remove from campaign (Feed control)

You can mark a lead as not relevant:

  • removes it from campaign

  • removes it from list

This is useful for quick filtering without deleting data.


3. Delete leads

If leads are completely irrelevant, you can delete them in bulk.


4. Move to another list

You can create a separate list like:

  • “Not sure”

  • “Previous leads”

  • “Testing segment”

This helps keep your pipeline clean.


5. Mark as out of scope

If a specific lead is irrelevant:

  • it is excluded from future targeting

  • the system learns what not to include


🧠 How Feedback Improves Your Agent

When you start removing or filtering leads, you are effectively training the system.

You can:

  • switch to higher precision mode if there is too much noise

  • adjust job titles (e.g. remove “Account Executive”)

  • change industries or targeting rules

  • refine your ICP (e.g. focus only on founders, heads of sales, etc.)

👉 The agent will then adjust future searches based on your updates.


⏳ Important: Updates Take Time

After you change settings:

  • agents do NOT restart instantly

  • new lead batches may appear every few hours

  • the system needs time to reprocess signals

So after adjustments, you should wait before judging results.


🚀 Final Step: Validate Your ICP

Before launching campaigns, ask yourself:

  • Do these leads match my ideal customer profile?

  • Are job titles relevant to what I sell?

  • Are signals showing real intent?

If yes → you’re ready to scale campaigns.
If not → refine and let the agent rerun.


🎯 Key Takeaway

Lead analysis is not just filtering — it’s training your system.

The more you refine your leads, the smarter your Signal Agents become, and the higher quality your pipeline will be over time.

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