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Smart LinkedIn drip sequence with dynamic follow-ups

A multi-step LinkedIn nurture that runs entirely as an agent chain. Once a connection is accepted, the Follow-up Writer drafts Day 1 (intro), Day 5 (value), and Day 9 (final nudge) per prospect — each message references something specific from their profile or activity, not a shared template. The Reply Parser reads incoming replies and either composes a contextual response or stops the sequence based on intent. Replaces Expandi, LinkedHelper, and Waalaxy drips, where every prospect gets the same template with variable substitution. Typical reply rates 8–15% versus 2–5% for templated drips.

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What you get

  • Drafts Day 1 / 5 / 9 follow-ups per prospect, referencing their actual profile + posts
  • Detects replies semantically and stops the sequence — no "bumping this up" on someone who already said yes
  • Routes positive replies to your inbox with a meeting suggestion drafted
  • Logs every touch to HubSpot or Salesforce with the agent's reasoning attached

Plays nicely with

LinkedInSales NavigatorHubSpotSalesforceGmailSlack

How it works on Open Hive

  1. 01

    Connect LinkedIn + CRM

    Authorize LinkedIn and your CRM. The sequence picks up from any campaign or list and runs in parallel across prospects.

  2. 02

    Choose the cadence

    Day 1, Day 5, Day 9 is the default high-converting shape. Adjust timing per segment if you want — power users skip Day 9 for senior buyers.

  3. 03

    Approve drafts, ship the rest

    The Reviewer queues every follow-up draft before send. Approve in batches; replies stop the sequence automatically.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Waalaxy's AI rewrite?

Waalaxy's AI rewrites the tone of a template you wrote. OpenHive's Follow-up Writer reads each prospect's profile and recent activity before drafting, so the message is structurally per-prospect, not just toned per-prospect.

What happens if a prospect replies mid-sequence?

The Reply Parser reads the reply, classifies intent (interested, not now, not a fit, out-of-office), and either drafts a contextual response or stops the sequence. No more "bumping this up" on someone who already booked a meeting.

Does it support InMails or only connect-after?

Both. The Sender handles connect requests, in-network DMs, and Sales Navigator InMails — the same Writer/Reviewer chain drives each channel.