LinkedIn outreach that starts real conversations.

Targeted connection requests with a reason behind them, and messages written to start a conversation rather than pitch. Paced inside LinkedIn’s limits, and run in step with email and phone so your buyer hears from you where they actually pay attention.

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A conversation, not a pitch in the first message

Most LinkedIn outreach fails the same way: a connection request, then an essay about the sender. People ignore it because it’s about you, not them.

Ours starts with a reason that’s true about their business, asks something worth answering, and only suggests a call once there’s a conversation to have one about.

Why LinkedIn works best with email and phone

Each channel does one job well. Together, by the time we call, your buyer has already seen your name twice.

EmailReach

The widest net, at a volume no person could type. How we run cold email.

LinkedInFamiliarity

A face and a profile behind the name, so the next touch isn’t from a stranger.

PhoneSpeed

A decision in two minutes that email takes two weeks to get. How we run cold calling.

Inside LinkedIn’s limits, every day

Blast hundreds of requests and LinkedIn restricts the account — and it’s usually the account of someone who matters to you. We pace activity the way a busy person actually uses LinkedIn, because a restricted profile books nobody anything.

How it runs

From the first search to the meeting in your calendar.

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Targeting

The exact people who buy from you — job title, company size, sector and location.

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A reason to connect

Each request points at something true about them, so accepting feels natural.

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Conversation first

Messages that ask something worth answering, not a brochure in a chat window.

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Move it to a call

Once there’s interest, we suggest a specific time — and follow up by email or phone.

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Booked with context

The meeting lands in your calendar with the conversation that led to it.

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Weekly numbers

Requests, acceptances, conversations and meetings — and what we’re changing next.

Works best together

Most of the meetings we book come from a prospect hearing from you in more than one place.

Appointment Setting

The whole engine — every channel, qualified meetings in your calendar, paid for when they show.

 Cold Email

Verified lists, warmed domains, sequences written for your buyer, replies handled for you.

 Cold Calling

An SDR team calling your accounts, every call recorded, transcribed and quality-scored.

LinkedIn outreach, answered

What people ask before letting anyone near their LinkedIn.

Ask Fraser on a call

Usually yours, or a senior person on your team — prospects reply to people, not brand pages. We agree it at onboarding, along with exactly what goes out under that name.

We pace activity inside LinkedIn’s limits and keep it looking like a busy person using LinkedIn, because a restricted profile books nobody anything. Bursts of hundreds of requests are what get accounts flagged — we don’t do them.

For pacing and tracking, yes. The messages are written for your buyer, and every reply is read and answered by a person.

It can, but it works much better alongside cold email and cold calling. A prospect who has seen your name on LinkedIn is far more likely to pick up or reply.

Conversations usually start in the first couple of weeks. LinkedIn is the slower-burn channel on its own — which is exactly why we run it with email and phone.

The same as everything we run: pay per qualified meeting that shows, or a monthly retainer. See pricing.

Start the right conversations.

Book 30 minutes. We’ll look at who you need to reach on LinkedIn and how it fits with your email and phone outreach.