Turn the top sites in your category into a prospect list
Every Monday, WebRun opens Similarweb, reads the website rankings for the industry categories and countries you sell into, keeps the sites that are not already on your list, records monthly visits and traffic sources for each, posts the ranked prospect list to Slack, and sends the top movers to Telegram.
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How do I find the top sites in my industry to prospect each week?
WebRun builds a category prospect list every Monday. It reads the Similarweb website rankings for the industries and countries you sell into, drops sites you already track, records monthly visits and traffic sources, posts the ranked list to Slack, and sends the biggest risers to Telegram.
- A fresh list of companies you do not already track, every Monday
- Each prospect arrives with monthly visits and traffic mix attached
- Risers in the category are on the team's phones before the week starts
Built for sales teams · partnerships leads · market researchers · agency new business
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
similarweb.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Similarweb - read the category rankings
WebRun opens Similarweb to read the category rankings. - Open Similarweb and go to the website rankings for each industry category you sell into
- Filter to the countries that matter to you and capture the ranked sites
- Record monthly visits and the traffic source mix for each site
- Drop sites already on your prospect list, plus your own domain and direct competitors
- Note each site's rank change since last week so risers stand out
Done when The category rankings are captured with visits, sources, and rank change, minus sites you already track.
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Slack - post the ranked prospect list
WebRun opens Slack to post the ranked prospect list. - Post this week's prospect list to your sales channel in Slack
- Rank by monthly visits, with the country and category on each line
- Show the traffic source mix so the team can see who leans on paid, search, or referral
- Mark sites that are new to the ranking this week
Done when The ranked prospect list for the week is in Slack.
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Telegram - send the week's top movers
WebRun opens Telegram to send the week's top movers. - Send a short message to your team's Telegram group with the week's biggest risers
- Name each site with its rank change and monthly visits
- Keep it to the handful worth a look today, and link the Slack post for the full list
- Never contact a listed company. WebRun only builds the list for your team
Done when The top movers are on the team's phones with a link to the full list.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it contact any of the companies it finds?
No. WebRun builds the list and posts it internally to Slack and Telegram. Reaching out to a prospect stays with your team, so nothing is sent to a company without a person deciding to.
How does it avoid repeating companies I already know?
It checks each ranked site against the prospect list you point it at and drops anything already there, along with your own domain, so the weekly post only shows companies that are new to you.
Which numbers come from Similarweb?
Monthly visits, traffic source mix, category rank, and rank change, exactly as Similarweb reports them for the categories and countries you choose. WebRun copies those figures and never estimates its own.
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