Find warm staffing agency leads in one prompt.
A staffing agency shows its year on its own job board. Two hundred open reqs, a run of recruiter postings, a second branch. Your agent reads those, brings back the owner or VP of sales, and says which firms are worth a message. Then it writes the opener, and you decide what goes out.
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Find owners at agencies that just opened a new office or are hiring recruiters.
Gina M.OwnerOpened a new office
Derek V.VP RecruitingHiring recruiters
Priscilla A.Managing DirectorPosted job order growth
Sam R.Branch ManagerWon an industry award
Tara N.RecruiterCommented on the post
An agency's growth is on its own job board.
Req boards, recruiter posts, offices, awards
One opener, then the thread is yours
Nothing sends until you say so
Any niche, any branch count, any size
Four things you stop doing yourself.
Your list starts warm
Your agent counts what each firm has on its own board: open reqs by specialty, posts hiring its own recruiters, new branch announcements, and fastest-growing rankings. The owner or VP of sales comes back with each firm.
Only the ones worth your time
Describe a good client agency in a sentence: vertical, branch count, how many reqs it carries, how fast it is growing. Agencies outside that never reach your screen.
The first line, already written
The opener names the surge of roles they just posted or the branch they just opened, in your words. Cut a sentence, add one, or leave it. It sends when you approve it.
Sent at a human pace
Messages go out spread through the day, never in a burst. A new sender starts gently and builds up. If anything looks wrong, it stops and tells you.
Count the reqs, not the company size.
Four states an agency cannot hide.
The req board is full
An agency carrying more open orders than it can fill is losing money every week one sits there. That is the week a sourcing pitch gets read instead of deleted.
They are hiring recruiters
An agency posting for its own recruiters has decided to grow the desk, not just fill it. Money is moving, and it is moving toward whatever makes those recruiters productive.
A branch just opened
A new location is a fresh cost base and a set of decisions nobody has made yet: systems, back office, sourcing. Write in the first month, not the sixth.
They made a growth list
Fastest-growing rankings tell you which agencies had a real year, on the record, with a number. Open on the ranking and you are congratulating someone, not pitching them.
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Staffing agency outreach, answered plainly.
How does BeReach find staffing agency decision-makers?
It reads the agency's own job board, the posts where it hires recruiters, office announcements, growth rankings and public profiles. Each agency comes back with the owner, the VP of sales or the director of recruiting named, and a reason to write that is dated to this month.
Why are these agencies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Bought databases are built around large employers and refresh slowly, so independent and mid-size agencies land with a headcount from two years ago and nobody named. Your agent reads the week a firm floods its board with reqs or opens a branch, which is the week it has something to spend on.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Job boards, agency websites, office announcements, growth rankings and public profiles.No part of it was bought from a broker. Agencies advertise constantly by the nature of the work, so there is a great deal to read.
How does BeReach decide which staffing agencies are worth my time?
Niche, branch count, how many reqs are open, whether it is hiring recruiters, and how fast it has grown. You describe a good client in a sentence and every agency is graded against that, with the reason shown. A one-desk shop stops appearing if that is not who you sell to.
Can BeReach message the people it finds?
Yes, and that is what a list cannot do. With the agencies and the owners in front of you, it writes an opener about the run of roles they just posted or the office they just opened. You change what you want, and it sends from your own account.
Can I search by niche, region, or agency size?
Yes, in a sentence. Ask for a US tech staffing firm with 25 or more recruiters carrying heavy req volume, and that combination comes back. There is no filter panel to configure and no boolean syntax to remember. You write the request the way you would say it to a colleague.
How accurate is the contact data?
Contact details are checked when you ask for them, not on the day someone last exported a file. For agencies it also reads the team page and the posts announcing new hires, so you get the owner or the VP rather than a shared sales inbox.
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Describe the agency you want as a client. Your agent brings back the owner or VP of sales, marks the ones worth your time, and drafts the opener.
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