I am using an AI automated tool called SBL.so for Linkedin outreach and my goal is to generate a lot more appointments with business owners and their employees for life and health insurance and retirement planning appointments. I can also offer business owners loans and funding. I have tried cold email and it did not work but I am getting a lot of replies with SBL.so and it booked an appointment. I have also tried cold calling but it really sucks. I would love to generate inbound leads but I am also open to generating sales appointments with outreach on Linkedin. Does anyone on here have specific advice about the best ways to generate high quality insurance and retirement planning appointments on Linkedin?

The number of connections is less than 100. I want to increase it quickly. But during it, the account is often restricted. So I want to increase without this problem. If there is a good way, thank you for letting me know.

We've had a stream of folks joining, we need to get some convos going (beyond me, to me...). Now come on out of the woodworks!

A big welcome to everyone who’s just joined The LinkedIn Growth Lab over the past week – glad you’re here.​ Jump into the comments and: - Tell us where you’re joining from (city/country).​ - Drop a link to your LinkedIn profile so folks can connect, follow, and send you warm intros.​ If you want bonus visibility, add one line on what you’re focused on right now (outbound, inbound, content, partnerships, hiring, etc.).

Launched a LinkedIn newsletter right around the start of the year and treated the first month as an experiment, not a vanity play. Here’s what happened so far: - 3,168 impressions - 294 article views - 29 engagements - 304 subscribers What I’m optimizing for isn’t just views, it’s: - Building a consistent touchpoint with my ideal audience - Creating assets I can repurpose into posts, carousels, and DMs - Testing topics to see what actually earns clicks, not just likes Here’s the simple approach I’m taking right now: - One clear promise per issue (not a “magazine” of random tips) - Tactical, screenshot-level breakdowns, not theory - Strong CTAs back to conversation (DMs, comments, or replies) - Treating subscribers as a lab: using their questions to fuel future issues If you want to see the newsletter and steal what’s working, you can subscribe here: https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7417596452002045954 Now I want to turn this into a discussion for all of you: - Are you running a newsletter on LinkedIn (or elsewhere)? - What’s actually moving the needle for you: topic, cadence, CTAs, or distribution? - If you’re not running one yet, what’s the blocker? Drop your experiments, screenshots, or questions in the comments. Let’s build a mini “newsletter lab” inside this community and refine our systems together.