Things that kill your LinkedIn reply rate: - a pitch in the first message - a message longer than 4 lines - a profile that doesn't say who you help - no posts on your profile - following up 5 times with the same message Fix these before you send more messages.

I got 0 clients in my first year in business. Then I posted on LinkedIn for the first time and booked my first call 11 days later. I didn't close it tho, but that's when I knew it was possible.

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Most advisory firms get their deals from referrals and conferences LinkedIn barely shows up in their pipeline So I built a LinkedIn deal flow report for them You fill in a short form about your firm and the deals you want We build the report for your firm specifically Same system that got a data centre deal structurer 20 qualified calls in his first 3 weeks One of them was a $1.4T fund Link in the reply

Advisory firms can post on LinkedIn without naming a single client What to post: -> the deal type and size -> what you're looking for right now -> one thing holding a deal up -> who should message you Your buyers care about the deal, the client name can stay private

I was 3 days away from starting a normal job Spent a year trying to build a business, 0 clients Accepted a job and was ready to quit Then someone told me LinkedIn works for lead gen So I posted for the first time 11 days later I booked my first call (messaged someone who engaged with my posts) Didn't close it lol Still turned the job down

One of our clients gets 30%+ reply rates on LinkedIn He sells to multi-million dollar companies His first message is 4 lines Senior people read DMs on their phone between meetings, so short ones actually get read PS - he books 1-2 meetings a day from it

The people who liked your posts are the easiest calls you'll book Most people never message them What I'd do this week: -> open your 3 best posts from the last 90 days -> go through everyone who liked them -> keep the ones who could hire you -> message each one about the post they liked -> ask ONE question Takes like 30 minutes

My client's first LinkedIn post got 4 likes It booked him 7 calls He runs a capital advisory firm 4 likes looks like a flop if likes are all you look at The 7 people who booked were exactly who he wanted to talk to

Do yourself a favor tomorrow: → Open your 5 most recent LinkedIn posts → Click on the likes on each one → Go through every single person → Keep the qualified prospects → Message them about the post they liked → Then check your profile viewers too → Connect with all qualified prospects → Message them using our Profile viewer script → Book the call if they reply Then watch your calendar explode the week after These people already know who you are, so they reply A LOT faster than cold leads (Meanwhile most people just leave them sitting there) Do this tomorrow and see for yourself PS - takes like 30 minutes, but will give you the best results

I built 50 LinkedIn agents in Claude Built from what we run across 100+ client accounts A few of them: -> ICP research -> connection request writer -> post writer trained on your own voice -> lead magnet builder -> comment to DM replies -> weekly numbers report You paste in your info and it does the rest Giving all 50 away If you want it Comment "REACH" + Follow And I'll send it over

LinkedIn reach is down 50%+ for most people Meanwhile we're getting the best reach weve ever had 3 changes we made on every client account: 1. Lead magnet CTA goes in the image, out of the post copy 2. Line 1 under 8 words, the number goes on line 2 3. One ask per post, ask for the connection when you reply to their comment One client booked 8 calls (Including a $50B company) in his first week of posting with these Want the full guide? Comment "ALGO" And ill send it over

2 years ago I started InLead Before that I was in the military Since then: - 5,000+ meetings booked - 100+ clients - 40+ industries And this month I'm moving to London to live with my best friend (at least for a while) PS - anyone in London? Would be cool to meet some of you

$42k in 22 days All from LinkedIn DMs His reply rate went from 15% -> 30% when he started messaging his competitors' audience How: 1. Connect with competitors who sell to the same buyer 2. Sales Navigator -> "Connections of" -> pick the competitor 3. Add your ICP filters on top 4. Pull their post engagers into your outreach tool 5. Like one of their posts first 6. Send a blank connection request 7. One message after they accept, two follow-ups max These people already buy what you sell

You don't need followers to close whale clients from LinkedIn A client booked a €19B company from his FIRST post He'd been on LinkedIn for years and never posted once The post was simple: -> who he is -> what he's working on now -> who he wants to talk to Most people wait until they have an audience before they start posting Tell me again follower count matters

A $1.4T fund replied to my client After his first 2 posts on LinkedIn He structures data centre deals What he posted: -> a deal he was actually working on -> the size of it -> what he still needed to close it -> who should message him Then we messaged the people engaging while they were still warm First 2.5 weeks: 20 qualified calls 16 from the posts, 4 from outreach A $40M deal that came from LinkedIn is now in closing PS - you don't have to name the client to post a live deal, the deal type and size is enough

Lost a deal a few weeks ago He said we were twice the cost of the 8 other groups pitching him the same thing 8 groups pitching one buyer the same offer Didn't drop anything Now theyre getting started with another company on Friday Fuck

A client paid another LinkedIn agency $3,000 Got 0 calls in 2 months Generic posts, 0 likes, 0 pipeline He was ready to quit LinkedIn We kept the same account, same audience and same offer What we changed: -> 5 lead magnet and case study posts a week -> a DM to every commenter -> no pitch in the first message 30 days later: 0 -> 33 qualified inbound leads $64,000 in proposals sent a lot of trash people in the space tbh

About 70% of our meetings came from content That's out of 5,000+ meetings across 100+ clients The other 30% came from outreach Most founders I talk to do the opposite 200 DMs a week and one post a month (if that) How it works for us: Connection request goes out They accept They see 3-4 of your posts in their feed Then the message lands By the time they read it they already know who you are So if your reply rate is bad, check your profile before you rewrite the DM again PS - outreach still matters, it's how the right people end up seeing the posts