Use cases
The same account, pointed at a different job. One page per kind of B2B team: what they ask for in a sentence, what their own LinkedIn and inbox do with it, and what lands. The list grows as customers tell us what theirs looks like.
Invite the heads of ops at logistics firms for Northwind, and keep Acme's posting on schedule.
Both are separate accounts. I will keep each inside its own daily budget.
✓ Northwind: 14 invitations. Acme: Tuesday's post queued for approval.
Answer the top voices in operations this week, and set up a room for the Contoso scope.
Six posts worth answering. The room is open — shall I add Lea and your two analysts?
✓ Six comments out on your account; Contoso's room is ready for the scope
Invite heads of finance who posted about month-end close to Thursday's session.
Twenty-two match. I will invite them over three days and answer the questions that come back.
✓ 22 invited, 9 registered, and every question answered where it was asked
Post twice a week about what we are learning, and answer everyone who replies.
Two drafts for next week, in your voice. Shall I send them to you first?
✓ Thursday's post is out, and the eleven replies are in your inbox
Find product managers in Berlin who posted about hiring, and invite them with a line about their post.
Twelve this week. Friendly, one line each, spread over the day?
✓ 12 invitations sent from your account, a few minutes apart
Find backend engineers who posted about leaving fintech, and ask if they are open.
Nine. I will write to each about what they posted, not a template.
✓ 9 messages sent over the afternoon; three replies already in your inbox
Answer the trial questions, and tell me when somebody asks about seats.
Four since this morning. One is a quote for 40 seats — that one is a task for Sales.
✓ All four answered on their own channels, the quote handed to your team