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You can literally hand claude code a competitor's linkedin post and it: > pulls everyone who liked or commented > researches each profile with an ai agent > cuts the freelancers and agency owners > ranks the buyers into 3 tiers > drafts a 3 step linkedin campaign full breakdown:

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Profilbild von Vukasin Vukosavljevic
Vukasin Vukosavljevicvor 1 Monat

that tiering logic is everything. most people just blast the whole icp instead of actually sorting out the buyers first :)

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Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

definitely, and it's a wonderful way to burn through your entire list haha.

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Frontal AIvor 1 Monat

cool so we're just handing out the whole system now..

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

🙃

Profilbild von Nicolas Finet
Nicolas Finetvor 1 Monat

everyone's sleeping on this tbh. les signaux c’est un banger

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Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

merci

Profilbild von Viktorijan “Vick” Mucunski
Viktorijan “Vick” Mucunskivor 1 Monat

@itsalexvacca cutting the freelancers and agency owners is actually the hardest part of that whole pipeline lol, huge time saver

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Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

i know right :)

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HeyReachvor 1 Monat

signals >>>> a job title and a {first_name}

Profilbild von Mitansh
Mitanshvor 1 Monat

linkedin scrape to ranked campaign is dirty useful

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

100%

Profilbild von Mai-Lan Khong
Mai-Lan Khongvor 1 Monat

this is absolute gold! 🔥

Profilbild von Ivan Falco
Ivan Falcovor 1 Monat

claude code is truly game changing for outbound

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

100%

Profilbild von Buzz
Buzzvor 1 Monat

AI helps to best the competition now cool

Profilbild von Chen
Chenvor 1 Monat

felt this harder than i wanted to admit

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

🙌

Profilbild von Kenny Damian
Kenny Damianvor 1 Monat

timing, relevance, and intent > personalization and volume. taking competitor engagers and cutting the noise is how you actually build pipeline that converts. that's it.

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

yep, as simple as it can get.

Profilbild von Mateus Machado
Mateus Machadovor 1 Monat

Claude Code no LinkedIn é forte. O gap que eu vejo: filtrar buyer é fácil — o handoff pra conversa real é o que mais some.

Profilbild von Zaid Rais | Design Engineer | Fioel
Zaid Rais | Design Engineer | Fioelvor 1 Monat

How does it tell a buyer from a freelancer just from a liked/commented profile? Job title alone misses a lot of agency owners who buy for their own clients.

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Mozahid MHMvor 1 Monat

This is where AI prospecting gets really interesting. The value isn't just finding people who engaged it’s qualifying that engagement into actual buying signals.

Profilbild von catman
catmanvor 1 Monat

It turns a social post into a prospecting funnel: engagement is the input, profile research is the filter, and the campaign is the output.

Profilbild von Nick Velkovski
Nick Velkovskivor 1 Monat

the outreach layer is our whole world so this is fun to read. we hooked up a @heyreach_io mcp so claude runs the sends directly after pulling the list

Profilbild von Alex Vacca
Alex Vaccavor 1 Monat

@heyreach_io you guys are the absolute best for LinkedIn outreach 🫡

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