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LinkedIn outreach that starts with a reason
Seleqt sends invites, messages and follow-ups to leads with a reason to talk, each written from a source. Daily limits ramp up. Every reply lands in one inbox.
- Steps
- Invites, messages, follow-ups
- Pace
- Daily limits that ramp up
- Price
- From $59/mo · 14 days free
Saw your post on ramping new SDRs. We hand each new rep leads with a reason. Worth 15 minutes?
Good timing, two reps start in January. Tuesday works.
Great, Tuesday 10:00. Invite on its way.
Give every invite a reason. Then let the follow-ups build on it.
| Usual LinkedIn automation |  SeleqtInvites and messages by Liz | |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets an invite | Everyone matching a search | Leads with a live signal, checked against your ICP |
| The invite | Blank, or one template | A note from their post, hire or new role |
| Follow-ups | The same text for everyone | Each step written around one angle, with its source |
| Pace | As many as the tool allows | Conservative daily limits that ramp up |
| Replies | Spread across tabs | Every reply in one unified inbox |
Liz, Seleqt’s campaign writer, researches each lead and writes every invite note and message around one sourced angle.
Meet Liz →How a LinkedIn campaign runs. You approve the leads and the first send.
Pick the reason
A signal behind every lead.
KeptSkippedLeads checked against your ICP
Kept or skipped, with why.
Liz writes each step
Invite, message, follow-up.
RunningReplies in one inbox
Sue answers, Mateo books.
- Daily limits that ramp up
- A reply stops the other channels
- Customers and open deals left out
- Credit cost before each run
Every invite has a reason. Every follow-up has a source.
What you see when you run LinkedIn outreach to sales leaders.
Thanks for connecting, Jonas. Your post on ramping new SDRs stuck with me. New reps often spend a month working out who to call. We hand each rep leads with a reason, and the source behind it. Worth 15 minutes?
Zoe Add an email step for the 84 leads who haven’t accepted yet.
Examples. Names, companies and numbers are illustrative.
Real leads. Real replies.
From LinkedIn posts about the Trigify shutdown. How we did it →
Our own campaign from LinkedIn posts, and a marketing agency’s customer-reported result across its client campaigns.
Three plays to run on LinkedIn. Each one gives the invite its reason.
Competitor engagers
Invite the people liking and commenting on rivals’ posts.
See the play →New decision makers
Connect with leaders who are new in the role.
See the play →Companies hiring
Reach the manager behind a job post for what you solve.
See the play →Questions about LinkedIn outreach.
What does LinkedIn outreach in Seleqt include?
Connection invites, messages and follow-ups as steps in one sequence. Each lead comes with a reason to reach out, and every step is written around it.
How many invites go out a day?
Seleqt uses conservative daily limits that ramp up over time. The credit cost is shown before each run.
Who writes the invites and messages?
Liz, Seleqt’s campaign writer, researches each lead and writes each step around one angle backed by a source. You approve the first send before anything goes out.
Where do the leads come from?
From the signal you pick: post engagers, hiring, new leaders, funding and more. Each lead is checked against your ICP, and customers and open deals are left out.
Can I add email and WhatsApp?
Yes. Email and WhatsApp steps sit in the same sequence as your LinkedIn steps. A reply on one channel stops the others.
Where do the replies go?
Every reply lands in one unified inbox. Sue drafts answers in your voice and waits for your OK, and Mateo sends your Calendly link.
What does it cost?
It runs on your Seleqt plan’s credits. Plans start at $59 a month billed yearly, with a 14-day free trial.
Start every LinkedIn conversation with a reason.
Start a 14-day free trial, or book a demo and we’ll set up your LinkedIn campaign with you.