Outreach Ideas — Browsing, Liking & Disliking

Written by the Wyra team · Last updated March 2026

Outreach ideas are Wyra's suggestions for how to engage your market — each one a ready-made campaign angle with a target persona and enough context to become a full offering in minutes. This page is where you evaluate them, act on the best ones, and train Wyra to generate better ones over time.

Getting to the ideas page

Two ways in.

From the main navigation: Outreach → Ideas. Or from the Company Intelligence tab — the ideas section there shows your six most recent. Click View all to see the complete list with search and filtering.


What you see

Each idea row tells you enough to make a decision without clicking.

Ideas load newest first, ten at a time. As you scroll, more load automatically. Each row shows:

Title + descriptionSourceTarget personaActions

Cloud Migration Assessment for Healthcare

A structured complimentary assessment targeting mid-market healthcare providers evaluating AWS migration...

Wyra's Intelligence

VP of IT Healthcare & Life Sciences Mid-market

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Verastel SPARK Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment

A structured maturity assessment for mid-market VPs of Information Security, using Verastel SPARK to quantify...

Artifact

CISO / VP InfoSec Manufacturing C-Level

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Idea sources

Every idea shows where it came from. That context matters.

Source badges tell you the origin of each idea — which affects how grounded it is in your actual business and how actionable it's likely to be.

Wyra's Intelligence

Market + ecosystem signals

Generated from your company profile, live market trends, and signals across SaaS and OEM ecosystems. Broad reach, continuously refreshed.

Artifact

Your uploaded documents

Extracted from case studies, proposals, and decks. Grounded in real customer outcomes and named proof points — typically the most actionable ideas.

Blog

Your published content

Generated from your company blog, automatically crawled and refreshed as new posts publish. Reflects your thought leadership and public positioning.

Which ideas to prioritize

Start with Artifact-sourced ideas — they're built from your real customer wins and tend to have the sharpest targeting. Use the source filter to find them quickly. Wyra's Intelligence ideas are broader but often surface angles you wouldn't have thought of — worth scanning regularly.


Three things you can do with an idea

Browse, act, or train — every interaction has value.

Build it into an offering

Click any idea row to open the detail view — the full idea including pain points, target audience, and campaign angle. If it looks right, click Start Building. You'll go into the offering creation flow with the idea's context already loaded — industry, function, pain points, solutions, and outcomes pre-populated at 65%+ confidence. Finalize the offering and you're ready to launch a campaign.

Don't overthink the detail view

The detail view is a preview, not a commitment. If the idea looks directionally right, start building — you can refine everything during the offering creation conversation with the agent.

Like it — tell Wyra to generate more like this

Click the thumbs-up on any idea you find relevant. The icon turns green to confirm. Wyra uses your likes to understand what campaign types, industries, and personas are worth generating more of.

You can only like an idea once — the green icon means it's registered.

Liking doesn't build the idea into an offering — it just trains the engine. If you want to act on it, click the row to open the detail view.

The more consistently you like relevant ideas, the faster Wyra's suggestions converge on what actually works for your business.

Dislike it — remove it and train the engine

Click the thumbs-down on any idea that doesn't fit. You'll be asked for a reason — this is not optional friction, it's valuable signal. Wyra uses your reason to understand what to avoid generating going forward.

The idea is removed from your list immediately after you submit.

Be specific in your reason. "We don't serve this industry" or "we don't offer this type of engagement" is far more useful to the engine than a vague dismiss.

Disliked ideas don't come back — if you remove something by mistake, it won't reappear.

Use dislike deliberately

Disliking is permanent and trains the engine. If an idea is just mediocre but in the right direction, like it instead — that gives Wyra something to work with. Reserve dislike for ideas that are genuinely off-target.


Search and filter

Finding the right ideas quickly.

Use the search bar to find ideas by title, description, or industry — results filter as you type. Use the source filter to narrow by Wyra's Intelligence, Artifact, or Blog. Both work together — you can search within a filtered set.


Building a habit

The teams that get the most out of Wyra check this page regularly.

Weekly

Scan new ideas

New ideas appear continuously as Wyra monitors market signals. A weekly scan takes five minutes and keeps your pipeline of campaign angles fresh.

When you close a deal

Upload the case study

Every new win is a source of Artifact-sourced ideas. Upload the case study or proposal and Wyra will generate new angles from the real outcome within minutes.

When ideas feel off-target

Dislike with specificity

If the ideas Wyra is generating don't feel right, the fastest fix is deliberate dislikes with clear reasons. The engine recalibrates within the next generation cycle.

When you spot a strong angle

Build immediately

Good ideas don't improve from sitting. Click, open the detail view, and start building. The offering creation flow takes minutes and the idea's context does most of the work.


Where to go next

Continue exploring.