Turn reactions on a rival's LinkedIn posts into partner leads
You need partners or sponsors who already pay attention to your market. This recipe finds the people who reacted to or commented on a rival's last 10 LinkedIn posts. You keep the ones in roles you sell to, each with a verified work email.
01Yield
What one run makes.
You get the people who engaged with a rival's LinkedIn posts, filtered by role and company size. Each has a verified work email and a draft opener. A person reads, edits and sends every message.
02Ingredients
What you bring.
- A rival whose LinkedIn posts reach partners you want
- The job titles and company sizes you sell to
- Your approved partner or sponsor offer
- A sending mailbox kept apart from your main list domain
- A person who reads and sends every message
03Equipment
What the run uses.
- A spreadsheet or CRM
- A work email finder and verifier
- Your AI chat
04Method
Six steps you can follow yourself.
- 1Pick the posts
Choose a rival whose LinkedIn posts reach the partners you want. Open its last 10 posts.
- A broker or prop firm might pick a rival that posts about its IB or affiliate program. A creator or affiliate might pick one that posts about sponsor or partner deals.
- 2Note the people in your roles
Note who reacted or commented, by hand, in a spreadsheet. Keep only the job titles and company sizes you sell to.
- LinkedIn's terms forbid software that scrapes or copies profiles. Keep only what your messages need.
- Roles to keep might be affiliate, partnership or IB managers, and marketing leads at brokers and prop firms. Founders of trading education businesses fit too.
- Write down which post each person engaged with and, for comments, what they wrote.
- 3Verify every work email
Run each person you kept through a work email finder, then an email verifier. Drop anyone whose address does not verify.
- Never guess an address. An address the finder returns is unconfirmed until it verifies.
- 4Draft one opener per person
Ask your AI chat to draft a short email for each person left.
- The email opens with the post they engaged with. It says briefly what you offer partners and offers one clear next step.
- Tell it never to invent terms, numbers or deadlines, and never to promise earnings or results. Ask it to mark any missing detail.
- 5Approve and send by hand
A person reads and edits every draft. They send it from a mailbox kept apart from your main list domain.
- Send a few at a time, and never the same text to everyone. Follow the email law of each person's country. Include a way to opt out, and honor it.
- If you also connect on LinkedIn, send the request by hand with no pitch in the note. Never send the request and the pitch on the same day.
- 6Stop when there is no reply
Agree how many follow-ups each person gets before you start. When someone has not replied after the last one, stop and mark them closed.
- Never add these contacts to your newsletter or marketing list.
05Ways to run it
Follow the method yourself today, or book a call.
- Yourself
- Free stepsFollow the six steps above with your own tools.
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