A company hiring three account managers is a fact you can check. “Their follow-up process is broken” is a guess wearing a nice suit 😄 Before using AI research in outreach, try a three-line card: Fact: What did the company actually publish? Save the source and date. Hypothesis: What might that mean? Keep “might” in the sentence. Question: What could you ask without pretending you know their internal problems? Fictional example: “I noticed the account-management roles on your careers page. As the team grows, how are you keeping customer handoffs consistent?” Useful prompt: “Separate verified facts from assumptions. Give a source for each fact. Turn one assumption into a short, respectful question. If the evidence is missing, say so.” LinkedIn’s Account IQ can help with company research where available. Still open the source, check it, and review and send the message yourself. No scraping or auto-DMs. This is a suggested exercise, not a tested reply-rate claim. Try five cards and count how many assumptions you catch before sending. LinkedIn’s explanation: https://www.linkedin.com/help/sales-navigator/answer/a1655021

Today I checked off my goal to spend some time on EvyAI. What I did: - I set a pomodoro timer and got to work - https://www.evyus.com/timer/ - I filled and created my Bio. If you haven't done this, make some time and work through it, it'll guide and make you think through your brand - https://evyus.com/biobuilder/ - I worked through my brand engine - https://evyus.com/BrandEngine This is rich. Made me think through the buyer's thought process and in 20 mins, helped me dial in a message I'd been thinking about - I looked for target companies in my region that I can outreach for a specific message - https://evyus.com/companies - Finally responded to some comments, that I am way behind on. - I finally was able to use the EvyAI agent to successfully conduct some searches. I'd only been able to play with it until today. And this is not a toy... I still have to: - https://evyus.com/revenue/ - https://evyus.com/websitepromptbuilder/ - https://evyus.com/agent/ - And everything else... Suggestions? What'd I miss? Tell me below

I enjoyed the LinkedIn Friday Posting Party today. I wrote some comments on posts myself, rather than using evyAI. I created one persona so far using a base prompt. I'm wondering if there's a way to train a person by feeding it a handful of posts I personally wrote myself. Could I put in 20-30 posts as a pack and have evyAI learn from them as a persona?

Most comments repeat the post in different words. A stronger comment helps the reader make one decision. You can add a missing trade-off, a practical test, or one question that changes what they do next. For example, instead of saying “consistency matters,” ask which activity is producing conversations and which one only produces impressions. Actually, authority is easier to notice when your comment improves the thinking, not when it proves you agree. What is one decision your ideal client keeps getting stuck on?

The attached image shows my 400 word LinkedIn post and LI stating it is 102 characters over the maximum limit. This is new to me. Has anyone seen this and any ideas about how to not be subject to a limit? @Joe Apfelbaum