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You name the outcome.
How many of your buyers reached a month, in which territories. That number sets the size of your pod -- we don't sell seats, we sell the reach.
Organic LinkedIn · from the team behind Coda Outbound
Start with the outcome. We find the people to make it happen.
Decide how many of your buyers you want reached on LinkedIn each month. We recruit ambitious young people fighting to break into your industry -- real names, real faces, their own writing -- and they do the reaching, at a pace a human actually keeps.
4real people on your market
~15connects a day, each
234accepted connections a month
Accepts estimated at the 13% request-accept rate our own account runs. No bots, no burners -- just enough real people.
The people
Nobody ignores someone trying to get in.
Picture your inbox. A "growth agency" template lands -- deleted before you finish the first line. Now a 20-year-old who's been posting for weeks about trying to break into your industry sends a connection request. You look. You probably accept. You might even reply with advice.
That's the whole engine. The people doing your outreach aren't pretending to care about your vertical -- they're trying to build a career in it. Their posts are real because their ambition is real. Buyers can smell the difference from the first sentence, and so can LinkedIn.
The other guys
The alternative is 1,000 DMs a day.
"We'll send 1,000 cold DMs a day on LinkedIn for $500/month."
-- an actual agency pitch, sent to our founder this week.
A thousand DMs a day doesn't come from a person. It comes from a farm of burner accounts with stock-photo faces, and LinkedIn is very good at finding them. The accounts get restricted, the agency spins up new ones, and the blasts keep landing -- on the same buyers you'll want to sell to next year. Your market has a memory. Every template teaches your exact buyers that your category is safe to ignore. Their thousand burns out. Ours compounds -- because every touch leaves a real person and real writing behind it.
How it works
A pod of real people, on your market.
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We recruit people who want into your industry.
Students and early-career hopefuls who've picked your vertical -- medical tech, finance, whatever you sell into -- and just don't know where to start. Real profiles, real faces, real ambition. We brief the topics; they do the writing, in their own voice.
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We build your buyer list, and they work it.
The same sourcing engine behind Coda Outbound's cold calling clients: your TAM, found and verified, split into territories so no two people ever touch the same prospect. ~15 connects a day each, randomized and human-paced -- which is exactly why the accounts survive and the requests get accepted.
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Every conversation, one tracked inbox.
Every campaign's DMs flow into one shared workspace, so we see every conversation as it happens -- what's working, what's off-script, what's heating up. When there's real interest, it lands on your calendar. No bot replies, ever.
Who it's for
This works if:
- You sell B2B and your buyers live on LinkedIn.
- You're in an industry young people actually want into -- medical tech, health tech, finance, and verticals like them. That ambition is the engine.
- You want a market that's warmer every month, not a lead list that's colder every blast.
- You close when the right person gets in a conversation with you.
Not for
Skip it if:
- You want 1,000 touches by Friday. That's the $500 spam run -- plenty of people will sell it to you.
- You sell B2C, or your buyers simply aren't on LinkedIn.
- You need meetings this week. This compounds -- it doesn't spike. (If you need conversations now, that's the phones -- our sister company sells those.)
The next step
Tell us your market. We'll tell you straight.
A few lines about what you sell and who buys it. If your industry is one young people are fighting to get into, you get a calendar link and a price on the call. If it isn't, we'll say so -- and tell you what would work instead.
Got it. ✓
You'll hear back today from corey@codaoutbound.com -- either with a calendar link, or with a straight answer about why your market isn't a fit and what to do instead.