Outbound

Push LinkedIn engagers into a tiered queue

Jungler into Clay. Score T1–T3. Open opps go to the AE. Everyone else gets a stack that matches the tier.

The loop

  1. 01Pull every engager into one feedJungler watches your LinkedIn posts and dumps likes, comments, and follows into one list. Do not cherry-pick the people who already DMed.
  2. 02Enrich and score T1, T2, T3, or DQClay enriches contact and company, then scores against ICP. Disqualify is a real bucket, not a maybe.
  3. 03Look up the CRM before you touch themHubSpot or Salesforce: open opp, customer, or new. Existing pipeline goes to the AE. Only net-new continues.
  4. 04Work T1 with the full stackBest-fit plus high engagement: Nooks first. Fibbler ads. HeyReach if the call gets no reply. Instantly on email.
  5. 05Thin the stack as fit dropsT2: HeyReach plus Instantly. T3: one Instantly sequence. Attention matches the score, not the other way around.
linkedin.com ↗Likes are not pipeline until you push.LinkedIn content is the best B2B acquisition channel in 2026, but posting without activating engagers leaves buyers on the sidelines. Jungler pulls every engagement into one feed. Clay enriches and scores T1, T2, T3, or DQ. HubSpot or Salesforce lookup sends open opps and customers to the AE. Net-new T1 gets Nooks, Fibbler, HeyReach, and Instantly. T2 gets HeyReach plus Instantly. T3 gets one Instantly sequence.

Posting without activating engagers is a brand exercise. The buyers who never book, never DM, never sign up are still in the comments. The play is a push, not another post.

The interesting constraint is the taper. T1 gets a call, an ad, a DM, and an email. T3 gets one sequence. Run the T1 stack on everyone and you burn the list and the team. Existing pipeline never re-enters outbound — that is the other gate.