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Hi, I'm Tushar Jain, Founder and CEO of TechMarqX Pvt Ltd, based in Pune. We specialize in AI-powered digital solutions like lead generation, recruitment services, email marketing, and custom software development. I have over 9+ years of experience in the B2B domain, with strong expertise in quality operations and campaign execution. Currently, I'm working with global clients across industries to help them scale faster with tech and sales enablement

One of the biggest mistakes I see on LinkedIn is people treating automation like a “spam cannon.”They load up a tool, fire out 1,000 connection requests, and wonder why their account gets restricted within weeks. The truth?Automation on LinkedIn can be a game-changer — but only if you do it strategically. Here are some practical tips you can implement right away: 1. Start with Data HygieneDon’t just scrape random lists. - Define exactly who your ICP is (job titles, industries, company size). - Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator filters or enrichment tools like Dropcontact to build clean, verified lists. - A smaller, hyper-relevant list beats a massive, messy one every time. 2. Personalization at ScaleAutomation doesn’t mean sending the same message 1,000 times. - Use dynamic fields (first name, company name, role). - Better: add a custom first line that shows you actually looked at their profile. - Tools like Expandi, Prosp, or even Make.com workflows can pull profile info and craft personalized openers. 3. Mix ChannelsLinkedIn alone is powerful, but adding multi-channel touchpoints doubles your response rate. - Connection request → wait 2 days → comment on their post → send a short DM. - If no response → drop a short email. - Keep each step value-driven (share a resource, an observation, or a practical tip). 4. Automate Engagement, Not Just OutreachMost people only automate messages. Smart operators also automate: - Liking posts of prospects regularly. - Commenting with thoughtful insights (you can even set up AI to draft comments you approve). - Notifying you when a lead posts something relevant → so you can jump in organically. This keeps you top of mind without spamming their inbox. 5. Safety FirstLinkedIn doesn’t hate automation — they hate spam. - Respect daily limits (50–70 connection requests per week max). - Randomize delays between actions. - Always warm up a new account slowly. Think of it like going to the gym: you don’t max out day one, you build up gradually.

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If you’ve been looking for a place where smart, ambitious minds come together to grow on LinkedIn – you’ve found it. This is not just another content group.This is a focused community for people who: - Want to build a strong, strategic presence on LinkedIn - Attract inbound opportunities without chasing clients - Learn how to turn content into conversations (and conversations into business) - Grow alongside people who are on the exact same path You’ll find behind-the-scenes strategies, powerful prompts, feedback from real creators, systems that scale – and more importantly: people who are here to build something meaningful. Inside this group, we share what works. No fluff. No vanity metrics. Just real progress, real learnings, and real momentum.