Matteo Tittarelli picks Clay, N8N, and Lovable as his top three GTM tools. N8N is a no-code workflow builder you can extend with code. Lovable handles visualization and front-ends. Together, he says they cover about 95% of his work.
Approximately 95%.
And let's say you like if you could only keep like 3 tools in your GTM stack, what would they be and why?
Great question, and I'm going to sound like a broken record. I think Clay N8N and Lovable. I would probably pick Think Play is incredible for enrichment. 8N can build essentially any workflow, no code. And even if you need to code a little bit, you can incorporate that into your workflow. And Lovable is a great way to visualize these workflows for people to actually use. You can, if you can connect the workflows you're building on the back end to like a lovable lovable built software or dashboard or tool, it can allow you to pretty much make anything. I think with those three, I honestly could probably do 95% of of the work that we do today, if necessary.
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