🙋♂️ Find relevant leads
1. Dig into your own network
This is the most underrated source that most people overlook: you probably have at least 20 existing connections you could message today without sending a connection request. The problem is that LinkedIn doesn’t make it easy to leverage your existing network, but we do: You can use our MCP to ask your favorite AI tool to find leads matching your ICP within your network, and then build a dedicated list2. Find new leads directly on LinkedIn
Here are some boring but very effective ways to find leads directly on LinkedIn:Search relevant posts and reach out to engagers or authors
Search for keywords relevant to your problem space or competitor mentions. The author might directly express a pain point or discuss solutions they’ve considered, or people might do so in the comments. You can open their profiles, check if they fit your ICP, import them into TalkToHumans and start a personalized sequence using the smart embed. The advantage here: these leads give you a natural opening.Use Sales Navigator and build lists
If you have a Sales Navigator subscription, you can filter specific segments and import them into TalkToHumans, in one click.3. Ask Claude or Codex for daily leads
Using the TalkToHumans MCP and a tool like Parallel Search, you can prompt your favorite AI tool to find you relevant leads every day:4. Import or find leads from elsewhere
If you have or need a more advanced GTM stack, you can easily push leads into TalkToHumans. Whether they come from your CRM, Clay, or a list you’ve built in Google Sheets, you can import them using our MCP or API.Start conversations
With TalkToHumans, reaching out in a personal and relevant way is easy. There are no campaigns here. TalkToHumans is built so you approach every lead with a personalized sequence designed specifically for them. Using contact views, you can move from one conversation to the next with keyboard shortcuts likeJ and K, then press Enter to open the chat panel:
From there, press Enter once to focus the composer, then press Enter 3x to start a personalized sequence:
For the actual writing, that’s a skill of its own, but here are a few rules of thumb:
- Keep messages short, max 3 sentences
- Absolutely avoid pitch-slapping in the first message
- Make it ultra-relevant to this specific person using the context provided in the sidebar
- Simply ask yourself: “Would I reply to this message if I were the recipient?” If not, iterate.
CMD + Enter
Then press Esc to unfocus the chat and J to move to the next contact. Rinse and repeat.
If you find yourself reusing the same sequence patterns often, you can create a dedicated template for them:
Just make sure to tweak it heavily so it stays highly relevant and doesn’t sound generic before launching it!