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Chase less, close more on LinkedIn

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Chase less, close more on LinkedIn

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Oru reads your LinkedIn inbox and network, spots the people worth your time and drafts every reply in your voice. Nothing leaves without your click.

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Justin 👋 I built Oru for my own LinkedIn outreach. I noticed most of the deals I lost never got a no. They just went quiet, because I forgot to follow up or answered a day too late. Oru sits in the corner of LinkedIn and gives you one short list each day: who replied, who's waiting on you, who accepted your invite, and who you should follow up with. Tap anyone and you get where things stand plus a suggested next step. Oru then writes the message in your voice and puts it in the chat for you. It also helps you find the right people. It marks good fits in search and writes invite notes from what's actually on their profile. A few things I cared about: • It never sends anything by itself. You always press Send. • Reading your inbox never marks messages as read. • Invites have daily and weekly limits, so your account stays safe. • What it learns is stored in the EU, and deleting your account deletes it. It's free for 7 days, then €39 a month, or €30 a month billed yearly. I'd really like to know: what's the one LinkedIn task you'd hand over first?

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3h ago

LinkedIn people search has filters most people never touch. Here are the ones that find buyers.

I spent weeks taking LinkedIn search apart while building Oru. The useful filters sit under All filters, and they re worth knowing:

Connections of. Search inside one friend s network. Proptech investors my friend Dan knows becomes your warm intro list.
Followers of. People who follow a specific creator or competitor. That s an audience someone else already gathered for you.
Past company. People who left a competitor. They know the problem and often brought the habit with them.
Actively hiring. People who are hiring right now. Someone hiring 3 sales reps has a sales problem this month.
Services. People who sell a service on LinkedIn. Use it to find partners, or to find people who need clients.
Profile language. Narrows a country down to people who actually work in that language.

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3h ago

The best time to pitch a company is the week it posts a job

A job post tells you what a company is short of, right now, in writing. Here s the 3-step playbook:

Jobs search: the role your product replaces or helps with, in your city. A company hiring SDRs needs sales help, and one hiring a photographer needs content.
The company list: read the companies off the results. Or switch to the Companies tab with hiring now plus a size filter (51 to 200 is where one decider still owns the budget).
The person: go to the company s People tab and find who that hire will report to, like the Head of Sales. That s the person you write to, about the job they just posted.

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3h ago

On LinkedIn, “no thanks” usually means “not now”

Most follow-up tools run on a fixed clock: day 3, day 7, day 14. Replies don t work like that. Busy until May means write in May. We already use X means stop. Not me, talk to Ana means ask Ana.

I m teaching Oru to read the reply and set the next date from it, and never to send on its own.

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Forum Threads

p/oru-2

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3h ago

LinkedIn people search has filters most people never touch. Here are the ones that find buyers.

I spent weeks taking LinkedIn search apart while building Oru. The useful filters sit under All filters, and they re worth knowing:

Connections of. Search inside one friend s network. Proptech investors my friend Dan knows becomes your warm intro list.
Followers of. People who follow a specific creator or competitor. That s an audience someone else already gathered for you.
Past company. People who left a competitor. They know the problem and often brought the habit with them.
Actively hiring. People who are hiring right now. Someone hiring 3 sales reps has a sales problem this month.
Services. People who sell a service on LinkedIn. Use it to find partners, or to find people who need clients.
Profile language. Narrows a country down to people who actually work in that language.

p/oru-2

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3h ago

The best time to pitch a company is the week it posts a job

A job post tells you what a company is short of, right now, in writing. Here s the 3-step playbook:

Jobs search: the role your product replaces or helps with, in your city. A company hiring SDRs needs sales help, and one hiring a photographer needs content.
The company list: read the companies off the results. Or switch to the Companies tab with hiring now plus a size filter (51 to 200 is where one decider still owns the budget).
The person: go to the company s People tab and find who that hire will report to, like the Head of Sales. That s the person you write to, about the job they just posted.

p/oru-2

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3h ago

On LinkedIn, “no thanks” usually means “not now”

Most follow-up tools run on a fixed clock: day 3, day 7, day 14. Replies don t work like that. Busy until May means write in May. We already use X means stop. Not me, talk to Ana means ask Ana.

I m teaching Oru to read the reply and set the next date from it, and never to send on its own.

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