Sources
Where Tyr looks for your buyers on LinkedIn, and how it keeps the best sources on top.
Where Tyr looks, best first
Tyr searches these top to bottom on every pass and re-ranks them every night. It keeps 10–50 active and pauses ones that stop working.
#Sources · 6 of 50Relevant postsLeads this weekHot + warm
16 / 9187
LedgerwickCompetitor
Agency owners comment on its posts about late invoices
2last 30 days115
Agencies hiring finance opsEvent list
Agencies with 11–200 people hiring for finance or operations
3
DW
4 / 793Dana WhitlockExpert
Writes about agency cash flow; ops leads engage weekly
43 / 572
BillmoorCompetitor
Launch posts draw finance directors at studios
55 / 1262
"chasing invoices"KeywordAdded by you
People posting about chasing clients for payment
62 / 231
FernhillYour company page
People reacting to your own posts
Add a LinkedIn company or profile URL, or a keyword you have a hunch about…
Kinds of sources
- Competitors: people who comment on or react to their company page's posts.
- Experts: people who engage with posts from creators your buyers follow.
- Keywords: people who write or engage with posts about a topic, like “chasing invoices”.
- Your company page and team: people engaging with you.
- Event lists: companies hiring for a role, people starting a new job, and recent funding rounds. Set how far back each list looks.
Add or change sources
- 1Open a campaign → Sources. Tyr's suggestions are there from onboarding.
- 2Add your own, or ask Tyr in plain English (“add more experts who write about agency finance”).
- 3Pick how often Tyr searches: once, twice or four times a day.
- Every night Tyr reorders sources by the leads they found and pauses ones that clearly aren't working. It never pauses sources you added.
- Competitors' own employees, and anyone your targeting leaves out, never become leads.