Has anyone seen success with Linkedin dm’s?

Has anyone seen success with Linkedin dm’s? | Clay

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Moon
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Yeah, some people definitely see success with LinkedIn DMs but only when they keep it personal, short, and not pushy. The best ones feel like a genuine conversation, not a cold pitch :)
An N.
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We're experimenting with capturing LinkedIn engagement and sequencing from there. Tools like Letterdrop help us pull into Clay who has liked a relevant post, viewed a profile, followed our company page etc. From there, you can send DMs, connection requests, etc. also in Letterdrop. I believe the founder is on here. Paging Parthi L.
Oli M.
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Thanks for your reply An N. How many dm’s do you send per month and have you seen success with it yet?
Oli M.
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Moon do you currently do Linkedin dm’s and have some examples of stats?
Moon
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I keep things pretty natural and tailored to each audience no spammy vibes. Around 1 in 2 people accept the connection About 1 in 3 reply to the first message And usually 1 in 5 of those turn into a booked call It obviously depends on the niche and offer, but when the targeting's right and the message feels real, it works.
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Coriena H.
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I get good engagement on LI DM if the CTA is very light , like offering to share more information about a product or opportunity. It definitely needs to be personalized, engaging, and BRIEF. Appropriate research and relevancy is KEY
Rana
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Cold Email vs. LinkedIn outreach, and here’s why I’m leaning into LinkedIn with 100% AI Automation • 200 Connection Requests using personalized AI‑crafted intros • 600 Group Messages to niche communities (maximizing relevance) • 50 InMails for those high‑value prospects • Automated series of Welcome Messages to kick off each new relationship All of this runs on a discounted Sales Navigator Core on each profile—just $60 for 2 months
Scott W.
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I’m head of sales for dux-soup one of the largest LinkedIn automation providers (been 10years) I’ve built my career on LinkedIn outreach be happy to talk shop on the industry and current state of LinkedIn and all that if you have questions shoot me a dm
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Moon
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Yeah, some people definitely see success with LinkedIn DMs but only when they keep it personal, short, and not pushy. The best ones feel like a genuine conversation, not a cold pitch :)
An N.
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We're experimenting with capturing LinkedIn engagement and sequencing from there. Tools like Letterdrop help us pull into Clay who has liked a relevant post, viewed a profile, followed our company page etc. From there, you can send DMs, connection requests, etc. also in Letterdrop. I believe the founder is on here. Paging Parthi L.
Oli M.
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Thanks for your reply An N. How many dm’s do you send per month and have you seen success with it yet?
Oli M.
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Moon do you currently do Linkedin dm’s and have some examples of stats?
Moon
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I keep things pretty natural and tailored to each audience no spammy vibes. Around 1 in 2 people accept the connection About 1 in 3 reply to the first message And usually 1 in 5 of those turn into a booked call It obviously depends on the niche and offer, but when the targeting's right and the message feels real, it works.
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Coriena H.
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I get good engagement on LI DM if the CTA is very light , like offering to share more information about a product or opportunity. It definitely needs to be personalized, engaging, and BRIEF. Appropriate research and relevancy is KEY
Rana
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Cold Email vs. LinkedIn outreach, and here’s why I’m leaning into LinkedIn with 100% AI Automation • 200 Connection Requests using personalized AI‑crafted intros • 600 Group Messages to niche communities (maximizing relevance) • 50 InMails for those high‑value prospects • Automated series of Welcome Messages to kick off each new relationship All of this runs on a discounted Sales Navigator Core on each profile—just $60 for 2 months
Scott W.
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I’m head of sales for dux-soup one of the largest LinkedIn automation providers (been 10years) I’ve built my career on LinkedIn outreach be happy to talk shop on the industry and current state of LinkedIn and all that if you have questions shoot me a dm
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