The ad channel
you already own.
Every rep on your team has a LinkedIn inbox your buyers actually read. Taps connects those accounts to your entire market, then lets marketing send ads through them as DMs.
Fig. 1An illustrative market: 80,412 engineering leaders and the 12 reps who sell to them. Each point is about 7 people.
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This is your market.
Picture a developer-tools company selling to 80,412 engineering leaders: every CTO and VP Engineering at a software company with 100+ engineers. Taps builds the list and keeps it in your CRM. Its 12 reps already know 3,620 of them.
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Every rep sends 100 requests a week.
Taps spreads them across all 12 accounts, starting near each rep's own network, so nobody hears from two reps at once. That's 1,200 requests a week, inside LinkedIn's limits.
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Your market connects to your reps.
About a third accept. 9,214 buyers are now one message away from one of their reps, and about 400 more join each week. People who aren't on LinkedIn, or decline every rep, drop out of reach.
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Marketing sends one ad.
One message to 2,840 people, delivered from the rep each person knows. It lands as a DM from a name they accepted, not a post in a feed. About 70% open it.
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Your buyers write back.
About a quarter reply, straight into the rep's inbox. Roughly 1 in 8 of those asks for more and goes to your CRM as an MQL, assigned to the rep who sent the ad. Each diamond is one of them.
Fig. 1An illustrative 12-rep team selling to 80,412 engineering leaders. Each point is about 7 people.
Queued
80,412
Invited
0
Connected
0
Out of reach
0
Opened
0
Replied
0
MQLs
0