Six plays for turning anonymous traffic into pipeline
Six plays for turning website visitors into pipeline
Six plays for turning anonymous traffic
into pipeline

Most B2B websites convert less than 2% of their traffic. The other 98% leaves no trace, no form fill, no email, just an IP address in your analytics. But every one of those visitors is a potential buyer doing research, and modern visitor identification has made it possible to know who they are.

Below are six plays that GTM teams run to convert that anonymous traffic into pipeline. Each one connects website intent signals to your CRM and your reps in real time. Use them as a playbook regardless of what stack you run.

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The Plays
Six ways to activate visitor intent
Each play below describes a trigger (a signal worth acting on), a workflow (what should happen), and the outcome you should see in your CRM or Slack. Some run automatically. Some are one-click manual actions. All are designed to compress the time between "buyer is researching" and "rep is in the conversation."
Manual Actions
One-click moves for your reps
Not every visitor needs a workflow. Sometimes a rep just needs to act on what's in front of them. These are the four manual actions every GTM motion benefits from being able to do in one click, from a dashboard or directly from a Slack alert.
Built into one platform

Run all six plays without stitching together six different tools

Every play above requires the same underlying capabilities. Most teams try to assemble these from separate vendors and end up with a stack that takes months to set up and is brittle to maintain. Knock2 ships all of it as a single platform.

Visitor identification
Native CRM integration (Salesforce & HubSpot)
Slack alerts & routing
Waterfall contact enrichment
Email validation
ICP scoring
Buying committee discovery
Workflow automation
Six plays for turning anonymous traffic into pipeline

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