05 LinkedIn
Email and LinkedIn are not two campaigns that happen to hit the same person. They run on one timeline, from one piece of research, under your team's own names.
One timeline
The profile view lands before the first email. The connection request lands after it. Each touch is placed against the others, so the sequence reads as one person paying attention rather than two systems firing.
What we run
Connection requests and messages go out under your team's real profiles, not a scraped alias. The request carries no pitch, because the pitch has somewhere better to live.
The same research that writes the email writes the message. Shorter, less formal, and still specific to the company it is going to.
We ghostwrite the posts that put your founders in front of the market. Outbound into a market that already recognises the name is a different conversation.
A LinkedIn reply is answered on the same clock as an email reply, by the person whose face is on the profile.
Why it sits with the email
Run separately, the two channels repeat themselves at the same buyer and burn the same list twice. Run together, the second touch knows what the first one said.
Replies land in the same place and get the same handling as the inbox, which is the reply agent’s job either way.
Questions
A LinkedIn outreach agency sends connection requests and messages from your team's real profiles, ghostwrites the founder content that warms the market before outbound arrives, and answers every reply with the person whose name is on the profile. That is the same system behind 650,000 LinkedIn messages.
Email and LinkedIn run on one timeline from one piece of research: the profile view lands before the first email, the connection request lands after it, and each touch is placed against the others rather than firing from two separate systems.
Your team's own profiles send the connection requests and messages, never a scraped alias, and the same research that writes the cold email writes the LinkedIn message: shorter, less formal, still specific to the company it is going to.
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