For agency owners, coaches and consultants
Every message is written for the person it's going to, from their profile and your past chats. You get them in one email, change a word if you like, reply OK, and they go out from your own account.
A day with it running
Click through a normal weekday, or press play.
The only thing you do
This is the real format, with made up names. Try it: approve, skip or rewrite each one.
Morning, 4 replies need a quick look. Reply with one line per number, for example "1 ok", "2 no", or "3: your own wording".
Builds as you click. This is all you send back.
You stay in control
Switch any time by replying to the daily email with one line.
Who handles what
Results
Replies are people who answered after accepting a connection request.
January to October 2026
A small marketing agency on the south coast. September on its own.
Who it's for
Hundreds of connections you've never properly spoken to. You know you should. You just never have the time to do it well.
More of the right enquiries, fewer near misses.
Real conversations with the leaders you want to work with.
Stay in touch with past contacts without it feeling forced.
Warmer client conversations, written in your voice.
Your account, looked after
Runs from your own account on a normal connection, never a data centre.
A steady handful a day, in the hours you'd be working anyway.
No invented clients, results or prices. If it isn't sure, it asks you.
The moment someone wants to talk, it hands over to you.
Getting started
Profile tidied, target lists built, messages trained on your voice.
Starts at a low daily number and builds up.
Up to full daily numbers, first Friday round up.
Conversations warm up into calls as the replies compound.
Everything included
About an hour in total, spread over the first week.
Questions
That's the point of the OK. Nothing goes out you haven't read, and every edit you make teaches the next batch how you talk.
About five minutes a day to read one email and reply to it.
People you're already connected to first, then the kind of people you tell us you want to work with.
It runs from your own account, in your working hours, at a steady pace well under what a busy person sends by hand. If you're on LinkedIn yourself, it pauses.
Any time. Reply "stop" to the daily email and nothing sends until you reply "resume". Cancel with a month's notice.
A quick chat about who you want to reach. If it's a fit, your first batch lands in your inbox within the week.