LinkedIn messages, drafted for you to send
The agents pick the people and draft each note. You send every one yourself, so your account stays yours.
Each test runs
21 days
The short version
The AI agents pick people from your warm and watched accounts and draft a connection note for each, then a first message for everyone who accepts. You send every note and message yourself on LinkedIn. InstinctGTM never automates LinkedIn and never asks for your LinkedIn password.
Read against the channel's code on 2026-10-13
How one test runs
Success bar
At least 30 notes sent, one in ten replies
Stop bar
At least 30 sent, one in fifty or fewer replies
Where it gets more
At least 30 sent, one in five replies
What the agents do
- Picks people from the companies you watch and the people you already know.
- Drafts a short connection note for each, and a first message once they accept.
- Counts acceptances and replies against the bars.
The AI agents on this channel
What you do
- Send each note and message yourself on LinkedIn, a few a day.
- Approve every draft before you send it.
The first two weeks, as planned
Example for a fictional company: Harbourline, a fictional B2B software company
| Day 1 | Pick twenty people from your warm and watched accounts | AI agents |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Draft a connection note for each | AI agents |
| Day 2 | Send the notes yourself on LinkedIn, five a day | You15 min |
| Day 7 | Draft a first message for everyone who accepted | AI agents |
| Day 8 | Send the messages yourself | You20 min |
| Day 14 | Measure acceptances and replies against the criteria | AI agents |
What your weekly report shows
- Notes sent, acceptances and replies against the success and stop bars.
- Next week’s drafts, and anything waiting on you.
What it counts
- Items drafted
- Sends
- Acceptances
- Replies
- Reply rate
- Drafts you rejected
- Meetings held
- Qualified deals
- Pipeline value
- Deals won
- Revenue
What it will never do
- It never sends, connects, likes or views on LinkedIn for you. The browser companion observes and prepares; it never acts.
- It never asks for your LinkedIn password.
- Every item asks you first, whatever rules you set for other channels.
Questions people ask
No. InstinctGTM drafts the notes and messages, and you send each one yourself. Nothing acts in your LinkedIn account, which is why your account carries none of the risk that automation does.
People at the companies you watch and people you already know, picked by what changed and who now owns the problem you solve.
The plan suggests a handful a day, sent by you, so the pace stays human. You can send fewer.
LinkedIn messages, drafted for you to send
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