Haseeb Younus

About

If your GTM stack has more tools than results, this is for you. Most B2B revenue teams aren't losing because they lack tools. They're losing because those tools were never connected into something that actually works together. Every rep is doing manual research, copy-pasting between platforms, and sending outreach that feels like it came from a template. Because it did. That's the problem I solve. I build revenue automation systems for B2B companies. The kind where a prospect shows intent on Monday and your rep has context, a personalized message, and a meeting request waiting by Tuesday. Without touching it. Here's what that actually looks like in practice: On the GTM side, I work with teams to map their ICP properly, build their TAM, and create lists that are enriched and scored around signals that reflect actual buying behavior, not just job title and company size. From there I design the campaign architecture around the buyer, not around what's easy to send at scale. On the AI and copywriting side, I build agents that write outreach referencing real context. Company news, recent hires, tech stack, intent signals. Not merge tags. The prompts are engineered specifically for GTM, not pulled from a generic AI tool.On the technical side, I build the systems in n8n and Clay that make all of this run without anyone babysitting it. But where I go further than most is on the data layer. I build custom web scrapers from scratch. Not off-the-shelf tools with rate limits and paywalls. My own scrapers, built and maintained in-house, pulling data from sources most GTM stacks can't touch. That means cleaner lists, fresher signals, and enrichment that doesn't depend entirely on what Clay or Apollo already have indexed. I also use Claude Code to build and ship automations faster than traditional development cycles allow. Custom integrations, multi-step workflows, Python extensions, scrapers that handle edge cases, all built and iterated quickly without waiting on a dev team. When the no-code ceiling hits, I go around it. Everything connects back into your CRM, outreach tools, and data sources so the whole system runs as one.And I don't just build and disappear. Campaign management means monitoring what's working, cutting what isn't, and iterating based on real reply and conversion data. I work with B2B SaaS companies and revenue teams that are done operating a fragmented sales stack and ready to run outbound on something that scales without adding headcount. If that sounds like where you're headed, let's talk.

Company history

1. 
   QuadrataxGTM Engineer2026-01 – present · 7 mo
2. 
   LinkedLiftGo to market Engineer2025-08 – present · 1y

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