Phillip
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LinkedIn hasn't patched this sending method
I've been using Sales Navigator "loopholes" to send 500+ DMs/day
Most agencies cap at 50/day and wonder why they're broke
The method:
- Multiple aged accounts
- Warm prospect targeting
- 17% reply rates vs 3% industry avg
Like + comment "bypass" and I'll DM the system
Must be following - keeping this underground
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NEVER struggle to grow your B2B company ever again.
you can add $15k-$30k/mo in your first 90 days using LinkedIn.
everyone thinks it's boring, cringe and fake.
and that's EXACTLY why it works so well...
if you get in now, you'll completely gap your competition in the next 90 days.
i recorded a full masterclass, going over our whole LinkedIn Inbound Funnel, A-Z.
reply "inbound" for access (just make sure you're following so I can DM)
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@draprints This guy waits for his InMail credits to refresh every month🤣🤣
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Google before you post Linkedin "caps" it at 800/mo to open profiles, and we sent 5k+/mo per account
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Yanik Guillemette@YGuillemet17015
@levelsio Thanks for calling the bullshit out. This guy says he sent 100K InMails. LinkedIn caps the monthly InMails credits to 50, meaning he sent 50/month over the past 166 years… x.com/draprints/stat…
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Leaving someone on read used to be rude.
Now responding too quickly is weird.
It’s like we’ve created this complex social dance around response times where everyone pretends to be busier than they are.
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So many people are using X as their ENTIRE business strategy.
But they're doing it wrong. Nobody actually cares.
Connect with people, be human, occasionally mention what you're doing.
That's how you build trust, credibility, and likeability.
Not by shoving your website studio down people's throats. Trust me nobody cares
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Most stay stuck because they keep “learning.”
Learning feels safe.
Deciding feels scary.
But only decisions create momentum.
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@lovestolead Yeah it came in as my assistant who handles the annoying tasks 😂
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You don’t need to be the smartest person in the room.
You need to understand emotions.
When people feel connected, they trust you.
And when they trust you, they buy from you.
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You don’t need another course.
You don’t need another framework.
You need a decision.
The decision to 'win now.'
The gap isn’t knowledge—it’s commitment.
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@thedadfounder I really like the “write like I’m having coffee with a friend” that’s the way to do it
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I'm forcing myself to write daily on X + shipping a weekly newsletter.
Here's what's changing everything:
Writing daily strips away the BS.
You can't hide behind jargon when you ship every day.
You find your real voice or you burn out.
The formula I'm following:
• Write like I'm having coffee with a friend
• Write everything first and then edit later, if needed
• If I wouldn't text it to a friend, I rewrite it
• Ship before it's perfect
The Dad Founder newsletter is my weekly deep work.
X posts are my daily reps.
Together they're turning me from someone who "should write more" into someone who writes.
Your ideas mean nothing in your head.
Put them out there. Let them breathe.
The internet rewards clarity, not credentials.
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How can people even ask this?
I know my growth is slow, but that doesn’t mean I’ll sell my account for some short-term benefit.
I would rather stay patient and build it for the long-term.
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@pheng_copy Sounds rough, but doing rough things definitely makes work feel fun
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An underrated productivity hack.
Stare at a wall for 30 minutes.
Why does this work?
Staring at a wall makes you bored.
It give you clarity on what you need to do.
You feel so bored that doing the hard work sounds more fun than staring at a wall.
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For anyone going through a tough spot:
Eric Melillo@EricMelillo_
Don’t waste your energy worrying. Use it to believe - To create - To learn - To think And to grow Your energy is a tool. Use it to build, not break yourself.
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