LinkedIn lead generation agency
Outreach your buyers answer because they already know the name.
Who this is for
B2B companies whose buyers live on LinkedIn: founders selling to founders, services selling to executives, vendors selling to operators. You have watched competitors run connection-request cannons and burn the market for everyone. You want the version that works quietly: right accounts, warm context, personal messages, real replies.
What we do
Managed LinkedIn outreach behind an authority layer. Your senior people publish weekly in their own voice; the same names then reach out to a mapped, approved account list with messages that reference real context. Reply handling is done by humans who know your offer, because the meeting is won in the third message, not the first. Weekly reporting: conversations started, meetings booked, accounts progressed.
The mechanics that matter
List quality beats list size: a few hundred right accounts outperform ten thousand scraped rows. Sender credibility beats sequence cleverness: a profile with a real body of work converts the same message at multiples of an empty one. And patience beats bursts: the platform rewards accounts that behave like humans, and so do buyers. This is why the content and the outreach are one engagement, not two vendors pointing at each other.
Proof
Several partner accounts, one coordinated system: content in each partner's voice plus managed outreach to founders and advisers, sustaining qualified deal-flow conversations week after week. The case study.
What it costs
From $2,500 a month per sender seat, quarterly billing; multi-sender programs with the content layer from $5,000. If a guaranteed-meetings retainer is what you want, we are the wrong agency on purpose.
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Questions buyers ask
How does LinkedIn lead generation actually work?
Three moving parts: who you contact (a named, researched list, not a scrape), what they have seen from you before the message lands (the content layer), and what the message asks (small, specific, contextual). Agencies that only sell the middle part are selling spam with better fonts.
Is automated LinkedIn outreach safe?
Heavy automation gets accounts restricted and brands remembered for the wrong reason. We run low-volume, personally reviewed outreach inside platform norms: fewer sends, radically better reply quality.
What is a realistic result?
For a well-defined ICP: a steady weekly stream of genuine conversations with right-fit buyers, compounding as the content layer builds recognition. Anyone quoting you a guaranteed meetings-per-month number before seeing your ICP is reading from a script.
LinkedIn lead generation services versus doing it in-house?
In-house works if someone senior owns it daily: list quality decays, sequences fatigue, and reply handling is where meetings are won or lost. The managed version exists because that someone rarely exists.
What do managed outbound services cost?
From $2,500 a month for a single-sender program to $6,000+ for multi-sender, multi-channel engagements with content support. Billed quarterly. No per-meeting pricing: it optimises for calendar spam, not pipeline.
Your buyers are one warm message away. Send the right one.
The call maps your ICP to sender seats, list size and a realistic conversation rate.
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