How to Fix Your LinkedIn Outreach When It's Not Working
Tell a Sliq agent your LinkedIn funnel feels broken, and it diagnoses the failing stage, audits your profile and messages, and runs your follow-ups.
A go-to-market play is a repeatable workflow for finding buyers, reaching out, and following up. These 18 plays cover the steps founders and small sales teams run most often: sourcing prospects, personalizing outreach, monitoring buying signals, and nurturing accounts. Each one is a standalone guide you can run by hand, or automate with a Sliq agent.
Breaking into an account is easier when you already have a connection inside it. Here's how to find who at each target company is a 1st- or 2nd-degree connection, and who could make the intro.
Your 1st- and 2nd-degree connections are a warmer source of customers than any cold list. Here's how to filter your network to your ICP and reach out with the warmth you already have.
A warm introduction outperforms a cold message by a wide margin. Here's how to find which of your 1st-degree connections is connected to each person you want to reach, and ask for the intro.
Pull the people who liked or commented on your own post — they're already interested in your take — and a Sliq agent warms them up and drafts a message referencing that exact post.
You don't need your own following to find warm leads. Pull the people engaging with a relevant creator's or competitor's posts — they're already raising their hand on the problem you solve — and a Sliq agent sequences them.
Reddit rewards value, not pitches. A Sliq agent watches the subreddits your buyers live in, surfaces high-intent threads early, and drafts peer-style comments for your review.
Pulling engagers off one post is a one-time list. Monitor the posts instead, and every new post feeds fresh, warm, ICP-fit leads into your sequence automatically.
The buyers you want are already posting about their problem. Watch the topics that matter, show up early in the comments with something useful, and let the conversations come to you.
A Sliq agent scans each prospect's recent posts and profile, pulls the single best personalization hook, and drafts a message for you to review and approve.
Engage with a prospect's posts before you reach out, and a Sliq agent monitors their activity, drafts comments for your review, and inserts warm-up steps into your outreach sequence.
A LinkedIn DM only works if the prospect actually checks LinkedIn. A Sliq agent reads how active each person is, emails the ones who rarely log in, and DMs the rest.
The same message converts far better the week after a funding round, a new exec, or a hiring spike. Watch your target accounts for those triggers and time your outreach to them.
An event only works as a sales channel if enough people show up, which is hard without a big brand behind you. Here's how to grow registrations by sending invitations the way you'd run sales outbound.
The warmest leads you have are the ones who already said yes. A Sliq agent finds every prospect who agreed to a meeting but never booked, and nudges them back to your calendar.
The fastest way to stay top of mind with prospects and customers is to show up in their comments. Watch the people who matter and draft real comments — at a cadence you can actually keep.
Monitor the prospects you care about and leave casual, genuine comments on their LinkedIn posts so your name stays familiar.
The attendee list is the most valuable thing an event produces. Here are example sequences you can run with it, and how connecting Luma to Sliq automates them.