Hey Sid: Turn Engagement into Meaningful B2B Conversations

Hey Sid is a B2B marketing platform that helps companies reach decision-makers through coordinated advertising, content, and outreach. Built for longer sales cycles, it identifies key stakeholders, maintains consistent visibility, and triggers outreach based on engagement signals. By unifying LinkedIn content, ads, and automated outreach, Hey Sid aligns marketing and sales around shared accounts with person-based targeting, multi-channel campaigns & reporting for a smarter go-to-market approach.

Hey Product Hunt! We're the team behind Hey Sid, and we're excited to share what we've been building. If you've ever felt like your marketing and sales teams are pulling in different directions running ads here, sending outreach there, posting on LinkedIn somewhere else that's exactly the problem we set out to fix. B2B buying is complex. Decision-makers don't respond to one-off emails or a single ad. They need to see you consistently, across multiple touchpoints, before they're ready to engage. But most teams don't have a structured way to make that happen. Hey Sid brings advertising, LinkedIn content, and automated outreach into one coordinated system, so your team can identify the right decision-makers within target accounts, stay visible to them across channels, and reach out at exactly the right moment based on real engagement signals. No more guessing. No more fragmented efforts. Just a focused, account-based approach that keeps marketing and sales aligned around the same people and the same goals. We'd love to hear your thoughts, answer any questions, and learn from this community. If coordinated B2B go-to-market is something you're thinking about drop a comment, we're all ears. The Hey Sid Team

Congrats on your launch! The fragmented marketing and sales problem is so real, especially at a startup where everyone's wearing multiple hats. Coordinating ads, LinkedIn, and outreach across even a small team gets messy fast. How does Hey Sid define an "engagement signal"? Like what actions actually trigger the automated outreach?