linkedin outreach from your team's own profiles, at safe limits
We research who to talk to and why now, write the notes and replies, and set up outreach that runs from your team's own profiles, at safe daily limits. The conversation stays with the people on your team.
book a 15 minute callone conversation
- the note
- Hi Riya, saw you joined Sample Bank as CIO. I work with lending teams on loan workflows. Happy to connect.
- accepted
- Thanks. What do you do exactly?
- the answer
- Short version: we help teams like yours spot and reach the right accounts.
how it works for linkedin
pick the people
We agree your ICP and find the people who own the problem at each account. Sometimes that's one person and sometimes two, and we mark who is best reached on linkedin first.
find the reason
Each note starts from a dated signal, like a new role or a job post, taken from public company and professional sources. Your team can check the source.
set up the outreach
It runs from your team's own profiles, at safe daily limits. We plug it into the tools you already use, so your team isn't working from one more inbox.
tune it each week
We look at who accepts and who replies, then change the targeting and the notes. Your team handles the conversations that turn real.
why your own profiles
A connection note is one person asking to talk to another, so it should come from a person who can carry on that talk. When a buyer clicks through, they should find someone who works at your company and knows what it does. That is why we run outreach from your team's own profiles and not from accounts made for the purpose.
It also keeps the relationship where it belongs. If the person you connected with moves on from the campaign, they are still connected to your colleague and not to a tool.
what safe limits means here
Each channel keeps to its own rules, and on linkedin that means staying at safe daily limits. Those profiles belong to your team and matter long after any campaign, so we don't push volume to hit a number. If a segment needs more reach than that allows, we say so and look at the other channels.
We will talk through the limits and what they mean for your team on the first call, so that everyone agrees before anything is switched on.
a short note beats a long pitch
The example above is about as long as we'd write. It says what we noticed, why it might matter, and asks for nothing more than a connection. The pitch can wait until someone asks what you do, and when they ask, the answer should be short too.
Every note goes through the same review as our email openers: correct dates, no invented numbers, no placeholders, no hype words, and no claims about customers.
working alongside email and calls
Every channel runs on the same research, so the message matches the moment. An account marked linkedin first might start there, while its colleague gets an email from the same signal. You can start with linkedin alone in the pilot and add the rest later.