Connect once. Your AI then reads your workspace, builds campaigns, clears the review queue and writes in your voice, under the same limits and review steps as the app.
One prompt that teaches your AI the whole platform: setup, campaigns, LinkedIn outreach, reviews, content, voice and playbook. Start here if you are not sure which one you need.
From an empty workspace to its first campaign, in the order that makes the first messages specific instead of generic.
Pin down the offer, the ideal customer and where to find them, then create the campaign with your AI asking the questions.
Take a campaign to a running LinkedIn workflow: leads in, sequence built, review gate on, safety limits explained.
Go through pending drafts one at a time. Approve, edit or reject with a reason, and nothing sends without your yes.
Draft a post in your own voice from an idea or a link, then schedule it on your calendar.
See what CampaignStack learned about how you write, and fix what sounds off before it reaches a lead.
Read the playbook section by section and get concrete proposed changes you approve in the app.
Find where replies stall: targeting, timing, the first message or the follow-ups, with the numbers to back it.
List every instruction a draft is built from and flag the ones that contradict each other.
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Connect an account, describe the customer, and the first drafts are waiting the next morning. Approve them by hand until you would rather not.
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