Polishing and quality-checking sales outreach and deliverables

"Claude Code just KILLED manual outreach!!!"

No, no it didn't

But did it simplify doing great cold email campaigns?

Yes, yes it did!

I just recorded a full video where I break down how to setup a good cold email campaign from start to finish in < 30 min, using Claude Code.

It includes:

- How to use Claude Code to research your audience
- the Cold Email Copywriting Claude Code skill, to let Claude write cold emails that aren't a simple pitch slap
- the Human writing Claude Code skill, to let Claude write (more) like a human and scream less "ai written"
- how to use the Findymail MCP to generate super accurate lead lists without touching a single CSV

and featuring EmailBison's MCP to create the campaigns send the actual emails

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the video is directly accessible here: https://lnkd.in/eTKHg6MA

let me know what you guys think!

I've been experimenting with AI tools for LinkedIn outreach lately and it's a bit of a mixed bag. The automation stuff definitely saves time, especially for scheduling posts and initial connection messages, but I'm finding the line between efficient and spammy is pretty thin. Seen heaps of people get flagged for over-automating their DMs, so I'm trying to use AI more for ideation and timing rather than full message generation. The native LinkedIn AI features for suggesting post formats and optimal times seem solid, but anything that sounds too generic just doesn't land with people.

Curious what's working for others though. Are you leaning more into full automation for outreach, or keeping that human touch in the actual messaging? And does anyone actually get decent conversion rates from fully automated sequences, or is that just a myth at this point?

For the past 2 years, I’ve been deep into AI tools and automation in day-to-day work. The biggest thing I’ve learned: most people don’t need “AI strategy,” they just need 2–3 boring tasks automated. Examples I’ve automated for myself and clients: finding people who are going to an event and scraping their LinkedIn; auto-drafting follow-up emails after sales calls; making charts from Excel data for bosses; building an agent to critique my work before I send it; sorting inbound leads based on intent. None of this is flashy, but it saves hours every week.

AI is great for saving time. But lately, it feels like we’re all talking to bots.

Open your email inbox. Read a few LinkedIn messages.
Same tone. Same polished phrases. Same long, “perfect” sentences.
They don’t feel bad.
They just don’t feel human.

And in sales, that’s dangerous.
People don’t connect with fancy words or over-engineered emails.

They connect with honesty. With simplicity. With someone who sounds real.

AI should help you move faster, not talk for you.
It should clean up your thoughts, not replace your voice.
The messages that get replies today aren’t the smartest ones.
They’re the most human ones.

Use AI to save time.
But don’t outsource your personality.

(PS: Yes, I used AI to polish my post, but no, this is not a copy paste. This is my thought, and I've made sure it is presented just the way I intend to)