Outbound

Score LinkedIn heat, then dual-channel the fits

Viewers, likers, competitor engagers into Clay. $1M ARR, five sales seats, recent activity. HeyReach plus Smartlead only after.

The loop

  1. 01Capture the people already lookingPhantomBuster pulls profile viewers, post likers and commenters, new followers and connections. Warmth is inbound to the profile, not a purchased list.
  2. 02Steal heat from the category, tooTrigify (and the same capture stack) watches people engaging competitors or niche influencers. Same ICP later. Different source of intent.
  3. 03Run one ICP gate in Clay$1M+ ARR, more than five sales employees, recent activity. Label fit and intent. Fail the gate and you are not nurtured.
  4. 04HeyReach the ones that passLinkedIn only for ICP-pass rows. Do not connect the whole capture dump.
  5. 05Smartlead the same fits. Land them in the CRM.Email the same qualified set. The stated destination is a CRM record, not a spreadsheet of likers.
linkedin.com ↗40+ meetings. ICP first, then HeyReach and Smartlead.The LinkedIn GTM funnel that booked 40+ meetings last month. Capture profile viewers, post likers and commenters, new followers and connections, and people engaging competitors or niche influencers with PhantomBuster and Trigify. Push every lead into Clay. Auto ICP: $1M+ ARR, more than five sales employees, recent activity. Nurture only the ones that pass — LinkedIn via HeyReach, email via Smartlead — and land them in the CRM.

A like is not a lead. Ankit’s claim is that the useful list is already sitting on your profile and on your competitors’ posts — if you catch it and throw away the rows that fail a real ICP. PhantomBuster and Trigify are the nets. Clay is the filter.

The interesting constraint is the gate: one million ARR, five sales seats, recent activity. Everything else is a spectator. He published the outcome on this post: 40+ meetings last month. No reply rate, no list size. Meetings only.