Hey all, I am just wondering if there is a way to search your LinkedIn followers (NOT your connections)?

Had coffee with someone I've been messaging online for months. The energy shift was instant. There's something about sharing the same physical space that Zoom calls just can't replicate. The body language, the natural flow of conversation, those random moments between topics. Online builds the foundation. In-person seals the relationship. Not saying you need to meet everyone face-to-face, but when the opportunity comes up with key connections... take it. Question for the group: What's the most impactful in-person meeting you've had that started online? Any good stories about digital relationships becoming real-world friendships or partnerships? Share below! 👇 Sometimes the best business happens over coffee ☕

If you network, sell, recruit, or create content on the internet, this is a game-changer. Today, we’re rolling out a new evyAI feature that lets you highlight any name on any website—Facebook, email, Twitter/X, Skool, a news article, you name it—then look that person up on LinkedIn instantly. From there, you can save them to evyAI and deploy an AI research agent to pull insights in seconds. Boom. What it does (in 10 seconds) Right-click a name → “Find this person on LinkedIn.” No copy/paste. No tab juggling. Just results. Prefer the keyboard? Select a name and press Alt + Shift + K (Option + Shift + K on Mac) to auto-search LinkedIn. Save to evyAI from the side panel and tag them (e.g., Facebook Friend, Podcast Lead, Prospect). Launch AI Research to get a fast brief: role, company, public links, conversation starters, and strategic context. Why this matters Most opportunities are born in the flow—inside a Facebook thread, a comment on X, a community post, or an email CC. Until now, turning that spark into action meant breaking your rhythm: copying a name, opening LinkedIn, searching, saving, organizing… then maybe researching later. Now you can do the whole loop—find → save → segment → research—without leaving the page you’re on. How it works (step-by-step) Highlight any name on any website. Right-click → “Find this person on LinkedIn.” Or press Alt + Shift + K (Option + Shift + K on Mac). Open the evyAI side panel on the LinkedIn profile you just found. Save the profile to evyAI and apply tags/lists (e.g., Facebook Friends, Event Leads, Warm Intros). Deploy an AI Research agent for a concise, ready-to-use briefing. Act immediately: draft a tailored comment, DM, or connection note—all within your workflow. Real-world use cases Social cross-pollination: On Facebook and see a sharp commenter? Look them up on LinkedIn instantly, save as Facebook Friend, and start a business conversation with context. Inbox to network: Get an intro by email? Highlight the name inside Gmail/Outlook and jump straight to LinkedIn.

Hi All, I wanted to share a HUGE win for me...I hit my LinkedIn goal of 100,000 followers. (that feels crazy to even type out 😃) Two years ago, I started showing up on LinkedIn with a simple goal: Share ideas that help people lead better, work better, and live better. Today, this community has grown to 100,000+ amazing humans and I’m deeply grateful. 🙏 I didn’t get here alone. So much of what I’ve learned came from the communities that I am a part of. Those communities (including this one) shared tools, templates, and hard-earned wisdom freely. And reminded me that generosity multiplies. Thank you for that. Truly. Three lessons from this journey to 100K: 1/ Consistency compounds. At first, I thought I needed to go viral. I don’t. What works is showing up every day, even when it feels small or ordinary. I started posting every day last October and over time, the work compounds. One post builds trust, ten posts build rhythm, and hundreds build relationships. 2/ Vulnerability connects. The posts where I admitted what I didn’t know or shared mistakes brought the deepest conversations. Being real beats being polished every time. 3/ Community changes everything. The insights, encouragement, and support I’ve received here have made me a better writer, thinker, and leader. This isn’t a solo journey, it’s something where community is needed. Now, I am always about learning and I’d love to hear from you. What’s one lesson you’ve learned on your journey that more people need to hear? Thank you for showing up, for sharing, and for making this space what it is.

Sorry if this is stated somewhere or if there's turning on this that I just missed, but does EvyAI work with Skool? I could have sworn I saw Joe do it but I try to do it myself and it doesn't seem to work.