skills/sales-leadmagic/SKILL.md
LeadMagic platform help — Email Finder (97% accuracy), Email Validation (catch-all detection), Mobile Finder, Profile Search, Personal Email Finder, Company Search (firmographics), Technographics, Company Funding, Employee Finder, Role Finder, Job Change Detector, Jobs Finder, Google/Meta/B2B Ads Search, V3 search endpoints, REST API (20+ endpoints), MCP Server (Claude/Cursor/Windsurf), CLI. Use when LeadMagic email lookups returning no results, API calls failing or returning incomplete data, not sure which endpoint to use, MCP server not connecting, credits running out too fast, or wondering how LeadMagic compares to Apollo or Clay. Do NOT use for enrichment strategy across tools (use /sales-enrich), prospect list strategy across tools (use /sales-prospect-list), intent signal strategy across tools (use /sales-intent), or competitive intelligence strategy across tools (use /sales-compete).
npx skillsauth add sales-skills/sales sales-leadmagicInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Help the user with LeadMagic platform questions — from email/mobile finding and company enrichment through ads intelligence, job tracking, API integration, and MCP server setup for AI agents.
If references/learnings.md exists, read it first for accumulated knowledge.
Ask the user:
What area of LeadMagic do you need help with?
What's your role?
What are you trying to accomplish? (describe your specific goal or question)
If the user's request already provides most of this context, skip directly to the relevant step. Lead with your best-effort answer using reasonable assumptions (stated explicitly), then ask only the most critical 1-2 clarifying questions at the end — don't gate your response behind gathering complete context.
If the request maps to a specialized skill, route:
/sales-enrich/sales-prospect-list/sales-intent/sales-compete/sales-deliverability/sales-integrationOtherwise, answer directly using the platform reference below.
Read references/platform-guide.md for the full platform reference — core concepts, the module/
capability breakdown, credit system and pricing, data model, and integration recipes. Read
references/leadmagic-api-reference.md for the raw API surface (endpoints, auth, request/response).
Answer the user's question using only the relevant section — don't dump the full reference.
When answering, always:
Best-effort from research — review these, especially items about plan-gated features and integration gotchas that may be outdated.
Mobile Finder costs 5x more than Email Finder. At 5 credits per valid mobile number, mobile enrichment burns credits fast. Budget separately — 1,000 mobile lookups = 5,000 credits (assuming 100% hit rate; less in practice since failed lookups are free).
Email to Profile is the most expensive endpoint at 10 credits. Reverse lookups (email → B2B profile) are costly. If you already have LinkedIn URLs, use Profile Search (1 credit) instead.
Basic plan credits don't roll over. Only Essential ($99/mo) and above get rollover (up to 2 months while subscribed). If you're on Basic and don't use all 2,000 credits, they expire at month end.
Field naming is inconsistent — mix of snake_case and camelCase. Different endpoints return fields in different conventions. When parsing responses programmatically, don't assume consistent naming. Check the OpenAPI spec or test each endpoint.
Rate limits are documented and tiered. Most endpoints allow 300 requests/minute (~5 req/sec burst), but Profile Search and Company Search are capped at 100 req/min (~2 req/sec). Responses carry RateLimit-Limit/RateLimit-Remaining/RateLimit-Reset plus X-Credits-Remaining/X-Credits-Cost headers — read these to self-throttle instead of guessing. Custom limits available on Enterprise.
references/learnings.md with today's date./sales-enrich — Enrichment strategy across all tools (for choosing providers, comparing approaches)/sales-prospect-list — Building targeted prospect lists (for list strategy beyond LeadMagic)/sales-intent — Buying signals and account prioritization (for signal strategy using Job Change Detector)/sales-compete — Competitive intelligence (for competitive strategy using ads intelligence)/sales-deliverability — Email deliverability (for validation strategy beyond LeadMagic)/sales-integration — Connecting tools with webhooks, Zapier, APIs/sales-clay — Clay platform help (LeadMagic is a native Clay provider for waterfall enrichment)/sales-do — Not sure which skill to use? The router matches any sales objective to the right skill. Install: npx skills add sales-skills/sales --skill sales-doUser says: "I have 2,000 leads with names and company domains. How do I find their work emails with LeadMagic?"
Skill does: Recommends Email Finder endpoint (POST /v1/people/email-finder), shows curl example with first_name + last_name + company_name, calculates credit budget (~2,000 credits max, likely less since failed lookups are free), and suggests the Essential plan ($99/mo, 5,000 credits) for headroom.
Result: API integration guide with credit budget and plan recommendation.
User says: "I want to use LeadMagic tools directly in Claude Code for prospect research."
Skill does: Walks through MCP server setup — install via npx leadmagic-mcp, configure API key, shows example usage of find_email and search_company tools within Claude. Notes the full toolset (20+ endpoints) is available.
Result: Working MCP setup with usage examples.
User says: "Should I use LeadMagic or Apollo for email finding? We do about 5,000 lookups a month." Skill does: Compares LeadMagic's pay-per-result model (5,000 lookups @ ~$0.01 = ~$50-100/mo on Essential) vs Apollo's subscription model ($49/user/mo with credit limits). Notes LeadMagic's advantage in pay-only-for-found and API-first approach. Recommends LeadMagic for API/automation workflows, Apollo for teams wanting prospecting + outbound in one tool. Result: Clear comparison with cost analysis and recommendation.
Symptom: Email Finder returns null (not_found) for 40%+ of lookups. Cause: Input data quality issues — misspelled names, wrong company domains, people no longer at that company. Solution: Validate company domains first with Company Search. Use LinkedIn URLs with Profile to Email for higher hit rates. For stale lists, run Job Change Detector first to identify who's moved. Combine with other providers (via Clay waterfall) for maximum coverage.
Symptom: Credit balance depleting before the billing cycle ends. Cause: High-cost endpoints (Mobile Finder at 5 credits, Email to Profile at 10 credits) or ad search returning many results (1 credit per ad). Solution: Audit endpoint usage in your dashboard. Favor low-cost endpoints (Email Finder at 1 credit, Employee Finder at 0.05 credits) where possible. Upgrade to Essential+ for credit rollover. Use Email Validation (0.25 credits) to pre-filter before running expensive lookups.
Symptom: LeadMagic tools not appearing in Claude Code or Cursor after MCP setup.
Cause: API key not set in environment, or MCP config syntax error.
Solution: Verify LEADMAGIC_API_KEY is set in your environment or MCP config. Test the API key with curl https://api.leadmagic.io/v1/credits -H "X-API-Key: your_key" — should return your balance. Check MCP config JSON syntax. Restart your editor after config changes.
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VistaPrint platform help (vistaprint.com, a Cimpress company) — the small-business design + print + digital-marketing platform: a free AI Logomaker (4 generations, 60 more after free sign-up) exporting SVG/PNG/PDF at 4000x4000 with no watermark, a free Brand Kit, business cards/flyers/signage/apparel/promo print, and a website builder. THE RIGHTS TRAP: VistaPrint states NO intellectual-property rights transfer on an AI-generated logo — you get usage rights but CANNOT register it for trademark or copyright; only its human designer service transfers full IP. Use when making a VistaPrint logo, asking if you own or can trademark it, running out of AI logo credits, printed colors not matching the screen, bleed/DPI/font file-prep rejections, or asking whether VistaPrint has an API (the consumer site does not — automation runs through the parent Cimpress Open partner-fulfilment API). Do NOT use for Vista Social scheduling (use /sales-vistasocial) or comparing logo tools market-wide (use /sales-idea-validation).
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