Lynkin · Audience guide
LinkedIn automation for SDRs
LinkedIn automation for SDRs should not require handing LinkedIn passwords to a vendor. SDRs who need paced invites and follow-ups that still feel personal. Lynkin is companion-first: plan in the app, execute on a live LinkedIn tab.
- Run sequenced outreach with warm-up and risk caps, then close loops from Lynkin inbox.
- Replies sync into a unified inbox CRM with tags, notes, assignees, and snooze.
- Lifecycle analytics show enrolled → invited → accepted → messaged → replied.
- Lynkin is a web app for campaigns, lists, inbox, and analytics.
- Prefer companion execution on a live session over cookie farms or password-to-cloud bots.
The problem SDRs face
Quota pressure pushes unsafe blasting; replies get lost between LinkedIn and CRM notes.
How Lynkin helps
Run sequenced outreach with warm-up and risk caps, then close loops from Lynkin inbox. Replies sync into a unified inbox CRM with tags, notes, assignees, and snooze. Warm-up and risk caps help keep invite and message volume in human ranges.
A practical weekly loop
Focus on analytics review, list enrollment, companion pairing. Keep warm-up and risk caps on while you learn accept and reply rates. Use inbox ownership so every accept and reply has a clear next step.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lynkin built for sdrs?
Yes. SDRs who need paced invites and follow-ups that still feel personal. Run sequenced outreach with warm-up and risk caps, then close loops from Lynkin inbox.
Do we need to share LinkedIn passwords with Lynkin?
No. The Chrome companion runs on each user’s live LinkedIn session. Lynkin does not take LinkedIn passwords to the cloud.
What should we measure first?
Start with invite accept rate and reply rate on a short campaign, then expand lists once pacing looks healthy.
How do we try it?
Start a free trial at /signup, pair the Chrome companion, and run your first campaign on a live LinkedIn tab.
LinkedIn automation for SDRs: start free at /signup and pair the Chrome companion.