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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:

18,314 просмотров • 4 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Vukasin Vukosavljevic
Vukasin Vukosavljevic4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Frontal AI
Frontal AI4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

🙃

Фото профиля Nicolas Finet
Nicolas Finet4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

merci

Фото профиля Viktorijan “Vick” Mucunski
Viktorijan “Vick” Mucunski4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca2 дней назад

i know right :)

Фото профиля HeyReach
HeyReach4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Mitansh
Mitansh4 дней назад

linkedin scrape to ranked campaign is dirty useful

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

100%

Фото профиля Mai-Lan Khong
Mai-Lan Khong4 дней назад

this is absolute gold! 🔥

Фото профиля Ivan Falco
Ivan Falco4 дней назад

claude code is truly game changing for outbound

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

100%

Фото профиля Buzz
Buzz4 дней назад

AI helps to best the competition now cool

Фото профиля Chen
Chen4 дней назад

felt this harder than i wanted to admit

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca2 дней назад

🙌

Фото профиля Kenny Damian
Kenny Damian4 дней назад

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.

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca4 дней назад

yep, as simple as it can get.

Фото профиля Mateus Machado
Mateus Machado3 дней назад

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.

Фото профиля Zaid Rais | Design Engineer | Fioel
Zaid Rais | Design Engineer | Fioel4 дней назад

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.

Фото профиля Mozahid MHM
Mozahid MHM3 дней назад

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.

Фото профиля catman
catman4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Nick Velkovski
Nick Velkovski4 дней назад

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

Фото профиля Alex Vacca
Alex Vacca2 дней назад

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

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