Aizyn

Activate Opportunities Hiding in Your LinkedIn Network

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Activate Opportunities Hiding in Your LinkedIn Network

7 followers

Network intelligence platform that scans your professional network, scores opportunities, and drafts outreach for human review.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Marketing•Tech

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 The idea came from a problem I kept running into while doing business development. Most teams spend thousands of dollars trying to find new prospects, yet their existing LinkedIn network is full of relationships they've never revisited. The problem wasn't a lack of contacts. It was a lack of visibility into which relationships actually mattered today. So we built Aizyn. Instead of helping you send more messages, Aizyn helps you decide who deserves your attention first. It surfaces opportunities inside your existing LinkedIn network, explains why they matter, and drafts personalized outreach so you can focus on building real conversations. We're still in our early days and working closely with our first customers to improve the product every week. I'd love your feedback, questions, and ideas. Thanks for checking us out!

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3mo ago

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2mo ago

I mapped how a warm relationship actually becomes a deal. Poke holes in it.

Maker here, thinking out loud about something I keep running into.

Everyone says their best deals come from people they already know. But "work your network" is useless advice. It's not a system, it's a vibe.

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2mo ago

What percent of your LinkedIn network have you actually spoken to in the last year?

Most people we ask guess somewhere around 30 to 40 percent. Then they open their connections, scroll for a minute, and quietly revise it down to about 10.

It is not a discipline problem. You added those people for real reasons. Then life moved, the feed buried them, and a few thousand relationships turned into a list you never look at.

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2mo ago

We're building Aizyn. One question we keep asking founders.

We're building Aizyn, and before we get further we're talking to as many founders and sales people as we can. One question keeps coming up, and the answers are all over the place.

When you sit down to do business development, how do you actually decide who to reach out to?

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