Hey everyone, it's an intro I am Amarjeet and I'm a performance marketer and been running ads for 2 years now. happy to connect with you guys

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Hey team, Over the past weeks I’ve been experimenting a lot with AI – not just the usual chat tools, but also some powerful use cases in automation, image creation, and even video generation. The results have been really practical and opened up a ton of possibilities. I’m curious: would you like me to bring some of these insights into the community and share step-by-step strategies you can apply right away?

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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