Email + LinkedIn, working as one.
Unified sequencing across both channels with one reply inbox. We pick the right channel for each touch, so prospects feel a single, well-timed conversation. Not two disconnected campaigns.
A done-for-you multi-channel outreach program. Email and LinkedIn run as one coordinated sequence. One inbox, one rhythm, one conversation per prospect.
Everything outbound asks of you. Handled.
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- Define ICPdue
- Source companies
- Enrich profiles
- Validate emails
- Match LinkedIn ↔ email
- Domains
- Full DNS stack
- Inbox warm-up
- LinkedIn warm-up
- Daily safety limitsdue
- Channel-specific copy
- Landing page
- Personalization
- Cross-channel A/B testsdue
- Cross-channel hand-off
- Reply triage
- Deliverability + account healthdue
- Weekly reporting
One machine. Four layers. All yours.
Each layer reinforces the next. We own all four so you don't have to think about any of them.
What actually matters. And how we make sure of it.
Each channel lives or dies on a few things. Here's what they are, and what we do about them.
Generate intent on LinkedIn
A cold email from a stranger gets ignored. Familiarity changes everything.
Views, follows, comments, soft invites
Warm-up touches on LinkedIn. Profile views, follows, light engagement. So your name is recognized before the first email.
Convert on email
Email is where deals actually happen. When the name is familiar, opens and replies lift across the board.
Sequenced from warm, not cold
Email sequences start once LinkedIn has done its job. The cold email isn't cold anymore. And the numbers show it.
Route, track, retarget
Most outreach ends at the reply. The real pipeline starts when you can see who's paying attention.
Landing page → intent → follow-up
We send traffic to a tracked landing page, capture intent signals, prioritize warm accounts for follow-up, and feed retargeting.
How tracking worksFrom kickoff to sending in two weeks.
A repeatable rhythm so your pipeline gets fed on schedule, not on hope.
- Lane expansionHiring signalOnboarding timeWeek 101 / 05Brief & angle
Lock ICP, offer, and the angle that resonates.
- D1D4D7D10Week 102 / 05Sequence draft
Subjects, openers, value lines, LinkedIn touches.
- ApprovedWeek 203 / 05Your approval
You review and tweak before anything goes out.
- Week 204 / 05Warm & launch
Domains warmed, sending starts on a calm cadence.
- Ongoing05 / 05Weekly tuning
Reply data drives copy, timing, and segment shifts.
Who this is for.
Honest match check. Saves both of us time.
- You have an offer that resonates with at least one segment
- You don't have an SDR, or your SDR is stretched thin
- You'd rather take meetings than write sequences
- You haven't talked to a customer yet
- You expect 50 meetings in week one
- You want full automation with zero involvement
Quick answers.
- Do prospects get hit from both channels at once?
- Never. Sequencing is coordinated. Email and LinkedIn take turns based on what's working, with hand-off rules so no one gets two pitches the same day.
- Where do replies come in?
- One inbox feed for both channels. We triage positives and forward them with the full cross-channel thread so you have context before responding.
- Can I start with one channel and add the other later?
- Absolutely. Most teams start with email, add LinkedIn once they see traction, or vice versa. The setup is designed to layer.
- Do you send from our domain?
- We use dedicated sending domains we set up for you, so your primary domain stays clean. Replies route back to your inbox.
- What about deliverability?
- Warmup, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and inbox placement are part of the setup. We monitor placement weekly and adjust.
- How many people do you contact per week?
- Depends on your ICP size and inbox health. Usually 150 to 400 new contacts a week across channels.