  We propose leveraging our proficiency for detecting Higgs resonances by using
the Higgs as a tagging object for new heavy physics. In particular, we argue
that searches for exotic Higgs production from decays of color-singlet fields
with electroweak charges could beat current searches at the LHC which look for
their decays to vectors. As an example, we study the production and decay of
vector-like leptons which admit Yukawa couplings with SM leptons. We find that
bounds from Run 2 searches are consistent with anywhere from hundreds to many
thousands of Higgses having been produced in their decays over the same period,
depending on the representation. Dedicated searches for these signatures may
thus be able to significantly improve our reach at the electroweak energy
frontier.
