Agaria analyzes which profiles reply, which lead to booked meetings and which don’t respond. Once a campaign has enough of a track record, typically around 10 replies or 5 booked meetings, its next lead search leans toward those patterns while still trying new ones, so it never locks onto one early batch.
Agaria compares the profiles of leads who replied or booked a meeting with those who haven’t responded. It looks for patterns in their roles, industries and company sizes to understand which audiences engage with this campaign.
When Agaria looks for more leads in the same campaign, it uses those results alongside your targeting brief. Profiles similar to the ones that replied or booked meetings help guide the search, while patterns among non-responders help refine it.
The outcomes of your outreach: who replied, who booked a meeting and who hasn’t responded. Agaria compares those leads’ profiles to understand which types of people engage with the campaign.
Once the campaign has enough of a track record, around 10 replies or 5 booked meetings, and again as more come in. Before that, results are too thin to learn from, so searches stay unbiased.
Yes. Update your targeting brief to change who you want to reach. Agaria uses that brief alongside the campaign’s reply and meeting patterns when it searches for more leads.
