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LinkedIn Audience Engine

A GTM pod operates your entire LinkedIn content system: profile setup, audience targeting, content research and production, publishing automation, and inbound conversion tracking.

OperationalTime to value · 3 to 4 weeks11 tools

The outcome

Turns LinkedIn into a repeatable inbound channel that books meetings from engaged followers and profile visitors.

How it flows

How it flows.

Process
Profile setup
Source
ICP contact list
Process
Connection automation
Agent
Content research
Process
Competitor analysis
Agent
Call insights
Store
Content backlog
Process
Production board
Channel
Publish + auto-engage
Process
Engagement tracking
Process
Profile view tracking
Channel
Lead magnet signups
Process
DM outreach
Output
Meeting booking
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    Build it, step by step

    Build it, step by step.

    1. 01

      Set up LinkedIn profile

      Lock in positioning before publishing. A clean profile turns content impressions into clicks and follows.

      • Add cover banner that aligns with messaging
      • Upload professional profile photo
      • Write headline with clear value statement
      • Add CTA button linking to demo, lead magnet, or case study
      • Structure About section with problem, solution, proof points, and links
      • Pin high-performing posts or key resources in Featured section
    2. 02

      Build target audience list

      Grow your network with ICP contacts while content scales. This creates distribution before you hit publish.

      • Pull ICP contacts and niche influencers in Clay, filtered by title, industry, and geography
      • Export list to HeyReach for automated connection requests
      • Track acceptance rate and adjust targeting filters
      • Segment by job function to inform content angles
    3. 03

      Research and validate content themes

      Find what resonates before you produce. Use AI, competitors, customer calls, and your own post data.

      • Generate seed ideas in Claude and research topics in Perplexity
      • Analyze competitor post formats and engagement in Shield
      • Review recorded customer calls in Sybill for recurring pain points and language
      • Document high-performing topics, formats, and hooks in a content backlog
    4. 04

      Assign content by funnel stage

      Balance top, middle, and bottom of funnel posts. Top gets reach, bottom gets conversions.

      • Top of funnel (50%): giveaways, build in public updates, personal stories, thought leadership
      • Middle of funnel (25%): how-to posts, playbooks, frameworks, old way vs. new way breakdowns
      • Bottom of funnel (25%): demos, case studies, product launches, objection handling
      • Match each post to a visual format: carousel, short video, infographic, GIF, single image, or text-only
    5. 05

      Produce and schedule content

      Run a production board with clear stages and roles. Keep a consistent publish cadence and automate initial engagement.

      • Track every post through: Idea, Draft, In Progress, For Approval, Live
      • Assign roles: writer, designer, editor, publisher
      • Set publish dates and balance funnel mix week over week
      • Schedule posts and trigger auto-like and auto-comment from team profiles
      • Send Slack notification when post goes live
    6. 06

      Capture and convert inbound signals

      Monitor engagement, profile views, and lead magnet signups. Follow up fast and route qualified leads into sales.

      • Track post engagement in Jungler and profile views in Teamfluence
      • Monitor lead magnet opt-ins via Beehiiv and demo requests via website form
      • Watch follower growth in LinkedIn analytics
      • Reach out to engaged users via DM or connection request
      • Book meetings in Cal.com and move qualified leads into CRM

    The stack

    The stack.

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