LinkedIn outreach blueprints

Short PDFs on the parts of LinkedIn outreach people guess at most. Each one says where its numbers come from and what they cannot tell you. They are free: pick one, give us an email address and we send you the PDF.

• LinkedIn connection request limits: what LinkedIn publishes and how to set your weekly numberLinkedIn publishes no weekly invitation number for any account type. Here is what it does publish, why no outreach tool's own sending data can tell you where the limit is, and how to plan your week from the conversations you need rather than a ceiling nobody can source.PDF, 6 pages
• LinkedIn follow-ups: where replies come from, and how to benchmark your ownWhat the largest published datasets say about reply rates, why the first message and the note do most of the work, why the follow-ups still earn their place, and how to measure your own sequence step by step without fooling yourself.PDF, 6 pages
• Message patterns that get replies, and the ones that don'tHow to tell a message pattern from a sender effect, the patterns the public evidence supports, the popular rules it does not, and five fresh templates built around what holds up.PDF, 7 pages
• LinkedIn reply timing: when to send, how fast to answer, when to move onWhat the public evidence says about the best day to send, why being around to answer matters more than the day, and how to measure your own reply curve so you know when to let the next step go out.PDF, 4 pages
• The LinkedIn outreach setup checklistEverything to tick off before your first invitation goes out, and every week after. Where a box has a number, it comes from LinkedIn's Help pages, a named public benchmark or ZenMode's own settings, and it says which.PDF, 6 pages