DIGGR

Diggr Academy

Ten lessons, each one a real job — not a tour of a screen. Free to read, no account needed. If you already use Diggr, "try it now" on any lesson takes you straight to the real thing.

  1. Prep a meeting in 10 minutesYou have a call with an operator tomorrow and ten minutes to get ready before it. This is the fastest path through Diggr to walk in prepared rather than guessing.
  2. Set up your mission (and what it changes)Everything else in Diggr looks through one lens: your mission — what you sell, and who you sell it to. Get this right first, because every list, score and suggestion in the product re-scopes around it.
  3. Read an operator page: ecosystem, evidence, how to trust a claimOne company, one page, seven tabs — the deepest screen in Diggr, and the one you will open most. Here is how to read it, and how to tell a confirmed fact from a guess before you repeat it to a customer.
  4. Watch a rival: Competition monitor and openingsName the suppliers you compete against once, and Diggr tells you where they already hold ground in your space — and where the ground is open.
  5. Run a pursuit: pipeline, workstreams, the buying-group mapFrom a name scribbled after a call to a deal signing next week — this is where every opportunity you are working lives, board and forecast both, and the plan for each one.
  6. Plan a country tripBefore you book a flight, see the market you are flying into: who operates there, who leads, and how the shares fall.
  7. Contacts and the buying committee: coverage, warm pathsTwo contact books, kept firmly apart: the people you know, and the wider roster Diggr knows — so you can see who on the buying committee you still need to meet.
  8. Your daily loop: Today, saved news, tasksThe one screen to open every morning, the stories worth keeping, and the list of what to do about them — the daily habit Diggr is built around.
  9. Log what happened: interactions and why they compoundEvery call, meeting, email and note you log makes tomorrow's suggestions sharper. It is the one box worth learning, because it is the same box everywhere in Diggr.
  10. Team setup and adminFor whoever administers your company's seats: who else at your company uses Diggr, what they can and cannot see of each other's work, and where to add the next person.

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