Engage AI is a Chat GPT-assisted LinkedIn commenting tool that helps to break the ice when building relationships online. It works by analyzing the post using OpenAI's language model and returns a response that can have a number of voice tones - Friendly, Funny, Disagree, Question, and Congratulate. It can also recap and cite relevant posts. On top of that, it allows to create a custom prompt that you can use when writing LinkedIn comments. Check it out guys - the future is here (but I am not liking it...yet)

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If your SaaS is good, that's no way different than selling a standard B2B service on LinkedIn! In today's (detailed) video I go through the exact steps you'd need to take in order to get that taken care of. I also use a highly specific example from the golf industry as well as an exact example of a DM conversation I had with someone working in a SaaS at the time. This video along is like the only thing you need to get those B2B SaaS sales with predictability, so watch it - it's THAT good!!!

Just updated my profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/artemklimkin/ So I updated: 1. My headshot (I'd rather wear a suit but the leather jacket is the next best thing imo) 2. My background image 3. My headline The headline is based on my offer that took me well over two months to pinpoint. I mean, just writing these words together was super easy (cool tip - I used GPT 4 to make it catchy and, imo, it looks sick!) What wasn't easy (and that took a while for me to grasp and understand) was actually understanding what my ideal clients (full--service agencies) are looking for. Also, figuring out my deliverables (not clear from the headline) could be improved and, I imagine, that could come in the future, but for now it's time to move on and actually get clients. Here is what I will update ASAP: 1. Freebie + external link (a MUST) 2. Highlights section (including 2-3 links there is a good idea) 3. About section - imo, not many read it, but I leave no stone unturned

A step-by-step guide with the real example at the end. Guys, I genuinely believe this is the best "generic" guide out there. The only thing that's better is recording a video for YOUR specific agency but, hopefully, you'll figure it out yourself PS if you don't let me know and maybe we can have a consultancy type project where I help you