Skills by Eric
7 Skills
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Clean First Names For Greetings
Cleans the raw first name field on a lead row into a proper greeting name, fixing honorifics, ALL CAPS, and whole names mixed into the column, while leaving uncertain rows blank instead of guessing.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Job Posting Language Signal
Scans a company's job postings for language you choose, like outbound prospecting or Salesforce, and writes a copy-ready clause naming the role they're hiring for, with the evidence link and posted date. The clause blanks automatically once a posting turns stale.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Funding Signal Line
Writes a single copy-ready sentence about a company's funding round for outreach, built only from verified recent raises. It leaves out dates, valuations, investors, and total funding, since those details proved unreliable.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Campaign Angle Finder
Fills three sender-defined bullet slots with company-specific, evidence-backed details to build a three-idea cold email, without choosing topics or adding extra bullets.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Specificity Rewrite
Writes one short sentence per row that anchors a cold email to something a specific company actually sells, so the offer reads as written for them instead of a mass list. It leaves the row blank when no honest anchor exists, rather than guessing.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Pricing Page Signal
Checks whether a company publishes public self-serve pricing and extracts its plan tiers, prices, and pricing model into a structured record for each domain, so you can filter or route self-serve from sales-led, quote-only companies.
Eric Nowoslawski
Founder at Growth Engine X
Clean Company Names For Copy
Cleans raw company name strings into short natural versions for outreach copy, stripping suffixes, taglines, and dba entities. Runs a free normalizer first and escalates to AI only when a 20 row review shows the normalizer falls short.