Here is a rewrite that keeps your voice but makes it land harder:
I know I built this so take this with that context. But hear me out.
I have been doing LinkedIn outreach for almost 5 years. It was always a numbers game. Send more, hope more, close some. That was just how it worked.
Then AI came along and made it worse. Now everyone is sending AI generated messages and the noise is unbearable. Nobody reads them. Nobody replies. The inbox is a graveyard.
The real problem was never the message. It was who you were sending it to.
SendRoq fixes that. It finds the people already showing buying signals before you ever reach out. Profile views, competitor follows, relevant posts. It scores them and reaches out automatically with a message that actually sounds human.
I built this because I was tired of the lottery. First week after launch we had users in 10 countries. Zero ads.
If you do any LinkedIn outreach at all, try it. The difference between reaching someone ready and reaching someone random is everything.
Which signal has been the most predictive for you so far when it comes to actual replies?
@naimz I think most predictable has been resching out to people using the intent radar feature. They are already looking for the product, intent radar helps you find them!
@joy_anand I run outbound for a B2B SaaS startup and what stood out with SendRoq was that it feels less like automation and more like signal monitoring. We started campaigns around people engaging with AI workflow posts and immediately noticed conversations opening warmer. It’s rare for LinkedIn outreach tools to improve message relevance instead of just increasing volume.
Question for the SendRoq users here: are you seeing better results running fully automated sequences or keeping the first message manually personalized?
@abhiranjan_mehta manually personalised 100%
I manage sales development for a small agency, and our reps were spending hours manually searching LinkedIn posts. SendRoq reduced that busywork significantly. The scoring system isn’t perfect, but it’s good enough that the team now focuses more on replies and less on prospect hunting.
@sanyam3 yes we are working on the scoring system as well
I used SendRoq for lead generation in the Webflow space. Instead of targeting broad keywords, it found founders actively asking for redesign help or complaining about conversion issues. Conversations felt more natural because there was already a trigger event behind the outreach.
Nice product! Good luck guys! Let's make an integration with Flowlu. We are launching a marketplace next monday.
@gb0911 tell me more!
This feels one of the smartest LinkedIn Outreach tool I have experienced. At least in this my mind is not worried of sacrificing my LinkedIn account for a bot behaviour… this works how I would.
@vinayak__mathur oh you won't haha