LinkedIn Outreach

Generic LinkedIn DMs get ignored. The problem is the opener: "I came across your profile" is not a signal. "Saw you posted about SDR ramp time" is. This skill writes single DMs and 3-message sequences where every message opens with something specific and observable — a post they wrote, a job change, a company announcement, a hire they posted. It also verifies your signal list (Strong / Weak / Unusable) and builds trigger-based Sales Navigator filter logic so you only reach out when there's a real reason.

1. Click "Copy prompt" above and paste it into Claude or ChatGPT to start the session.
2. To write a DM: give it the signal (what you observed), your offer in one sentence, and the prospect's likely pain given that signal.
3. To write a 3-message sequence: same inputs, ask for a sequence instead.
4. To verify your list: paste up to 50 signals. Get Strong / Weak / Unusable ratings. Only run the strong ones.
5. To build list logic: describe your target and offer. Get trigger-based Sales Nav filters — job changes, hiring activity, company announcements — not just job titles.

Input:
Signal: Sarah just posted about outbound conversion rates dropping.
Offer: I help B2B sales teams build personalised outreach systems.
Pain: Her team is sending volume but not getting replies.

Output:
"Spotted your post on outbound conversion rates — how are you handling the gap between volume and replies?"

Signal used: recent post on outbound performance
Verification: Strong — specific, recent, personal to Sarah