@Coach_Nji@n8n_io yeah exactly. thats the layer im way more interested in than just generating the email. deciding who actually deserves attention, when to touch them again, and then keeping that running without someone constantly checking it
@jordan_ross_8F the all-or-nothing assumption kills more automation projects than the tech itself. most of the leverage is in the handoff points, not full autonomy on day one
@ohlookitserik the saturation on the receiving end is the part most outbound dashboards never show. volume just becomes background noise faster than people admit
@BOfferman49050 the AI SDR products all automate the wrong half. Writing the email was never the constraint. finding a real person, at a real company, with a real inbox, who genuinely fits what you sell. that’s the constraint. nobody’s automating that because it isn’t a demo. it’s plumbing
today comet found 20 companies hiring SDRs
-researched what each role actually does
-found the decision makers
-ranked which jobs it could realistically handle
-and wrote the outreach
now im gonna see if comet can get hired instead of the SDR lol
@pmitu the building part feels productive even when it’s not. marketing (and outbound) is where you find out if anyone actually cares, and most people freeze right there
@HinrikJosafat the direct feedback loop is the real drug. the challenge is keeping that signal quality once you can’t be in every conversation yourself
@DinScales26 the 30-day correction loop is the part almost nobody budgets for. most teams expect the agent to invent the strategy instead of encoding the one that already works