LinkedIn Prospecting
Manually prospecting on LinkedIn takes hours: LinkedIn Prospecting writes your personalised messages and sequences, and assesses each prospect.
Results you can expect
- Makes personalizing messages at scale easier
- Helps target the most relevant prospects
- Reduces campaign preparation time
- Contributes to a steady flow of sales conversations
How it works
- Describe the prospect. Name, job title and company are enough; sector, size, location and a note on the context personalise further. Also describe your offers to guide the AI.
- Get a message ready to copy. A short invitation or a follow-up, with a hook and a suggested action, written on behalf of your company.
- Or a whole sequence. Four messages spread over fifteen days (invitation, then follow-ups at D+2, D+7 and D+15), with an assessment of the prospect and the recommended angle of approach.
- Send them yourself. The module does not connect to your LinkedIn account: you stay in control of every message sent.
Use cases
- Consultant: approach a decision-maker with a message about their line of work, not a generic template.
- Agency: prepare a series of consistent follow-ups for a prospect you have spotted.
- Retailer selling to businesses: contact buyers in a sector with a suitable angle.
- SME with several salespeople: share the same tone and the same approach method.
Frequently asked questions
Does the module send the messages on LinkedIn?
No. It writes them; you send them from your account, in line with LinkedIn’s terms of use.
How is the prospect assessed?
The AI estimates their interest from the information you provide (job title, sector, size, context). It helps you prioritise; it is not a measurement.
Does the AI invent offers or figures?
No. Without a description of your offers, it stays generic and mentions no price or figure. Always review before sending.
In which language?
Messages are written in French.