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Introducing Bumble for Sales
Enter your URL, and ZenMode finds and contacts your best high-intent leads automatically.
This is crazy.
https://t.co/qzSmLLuUMe
@me_l1nrdz Your own numbers already answer it. 6 calls from 26 LinkedIn messages beats a 3% email reply rate that produced two nos.
Keep LinkedIn as the primary channel. Use email as a follow-up to people who already accepted or engaged.
@Aryaccl Agree. LinkedIn DMs land better because the context is already professional.
They get sharper when the first line references a recent post, a comment on a competitor's thread, or a role their company just opened.
@theroborourke InMails running out isn't a reason to leave LinkedIn. A no-note invite, then a short DM after they accept, still works, especially to people who just engaged with a related post.
The cap is useful. It keeps the list tight.
@pmitu Agree, and #1 is where most people slip.
"Target audience" gets sharper when you message people who just engaged with a related post or whose company is hiring. Same human tone, far fewer ignored invites.
@fhsystemsdev This is a fantastic place to get clients from - both myself and the users of @ZenM0deAI use this exact method to get new clients (along with many other high intent signals)
https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9
@rakeshvmishra@grok Honestly, there isn't a good lifetime-free one. Free tiers cap you at a few dozen invites a month.
ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) starts at $15/mo with a 14-day free trial. It runs on your own computer and sets safe daily limits for you.
@0_alhw I'd start LinkedIn outreach from intent, not a static title list: people engaging with competitors or popular posts, plus companies hiring or newly funded.
ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) finds those people and sends from your own account. 14-day trial if useful.
@zakharhabib1@HarriKonola In a market that small I'd go one-to-one, or very short sequences, and only message people who just hired, raised, or commented on a relevant post.
For the LinkedIn side, ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) finds those signals and writes around them. 14-day trial if useful.
@WritewithKaur@Srishti__SaaS Ghosting often means the list was cold, or the first message was about you. I'd only write to founders who just commented, hired or raised, and keep it to two lines.
ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) finds those people and writes around the signal. 14-day trial if useful.
@cmchelsimehta@Srishti__SaaS For LinkedIn, I'd want something that starts from intent (competitor or topic engagement, hiring, funding) and sends from your own account, rather than a static list.
ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) does that. 14-day trial if useful.
@virgojyoti02@Srishti__SaaS You can do it manually at low volume. The useful system starts from a signal (a comment, a hire, a fundraise) and writes the first note around that, not a static list.
We built that into ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9). Sends from your own account. 14-day trial if useful.
@Jakubnkl What's worked better than a bought list is LinkedIn outreach to people already in motion: comments on competitor or topic posts, plus companies hiring or just funded.
ZenMode (https://t.co/6BQVIPZbZ9) finds those people and sends from your own account. 14-day trial if useful.