AI campaigns for LinkedIn and email

AI copy without research is mass mail. Yours starts with evidence.

For every company the AI first finds a fact with a source, only then writes, and launches only after you approve.

What does the AI find about your company?

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Sabine Albers, Hollmann Antriebstechnik

Example

Hello Ms Albers, your website says that since March Hollmann also manufactures at its second site in Ulm. We plan maintenance for production equipment across several sites. How do you organise that today for both plants?

Evidence
Since March we also manufacture at our second site in Ulm.

hollmann-antriebstechnik.example

Recipient side

Ten identical messages. One knows the company.

The one that gets read names the new site in Ulm.

Inbox · Sabine Albers

Example

Hollmann Antriebstechnik GmbH

Example
Date
March 2026
Fact
Second production site in Ulm
Quote
“Since March we also manufacture at our second site in Ulm.”
Source
hollmann-antriebstechnik.example

This becomes the first sentence

your website says that since March Hollmann also manufactures at its second site in Ulm.

Sender side

Research first, then the text.

For every company the AI records date, fact, quote and source.

The comparison

Three texts, one offer.

The difference is the evidence.

Example

With evidence

Sabine Albers, Hollmann Antriebstechnik

Hello Ms Albers, your website says that since March Hollmann also manufactures at its second site in Ulm. We plan maintenance for production equipment across several sites. How do you organise that today for both plants?

Evidence
Since March we also manufacture at our second site in Ulm.

hollmann-antriebstechnik.example

The rule

No evidence, no reference.

If the AI finds nothing it can document, your approved fallback text goes out, never a guess.

Find a documented company reference. Do not invent connections.
Default research instruction

One briefing, three examples, then the rest.

You answer a few questions in the editor, and the AI first writes for three of your contacts.

  • Briefing: offer, audience, next step
  • LinkedIn or email, informal or formal
  • First message and two follow-ups

Try it with your own contacts.

Create the briefing, look at three examples, then decide.

You approve before launch.

Launch stays locked until examples and fallback text are approved.

  1. 1

    Review examples

    With sources. Notes become rules.

  2. 2

    Approve fallback text

    For contacts without a documented reference.

  3. 3

    Start the campaign

    The rest in the background, rule-checked.

You do not read every message; you decide what applies through the examples and the fallback text.

The same principle elsewhere.

Limits you should know.

contacts per run
1,000
channel per campaign
1
minutes for three examples
5–10
  • Credits per contact, only finished texts charged
  • Formal address in German only
  • New, empty campaign with complete contact data

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI send without my approval?

No. Launch stays locked until examples and fallback text are approved, and after any briefing change you review new examples.

What does the AI research?

For every company it looks for a documented reference and stores date, fact, quote and source. You see the sources in the editor.

What happens if it finds no reference?

Your approved fallback text goes out, or you remove the contact from the campaign.

Which channels are used?

LinkedIn or email, one channel per campaign. Email follow-ups reply in the same thread.

How long does it take?

The three examples take about five to ten minutes. The AI writes the rest in the background and emails you when it is done.

What does it cost?

Each contact uses credits; only finished texts are charged.

How is this different from the AI sales agents?

The agents assess individual contacts; AI campaigns write whole message sequences.

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Marlon Pulat shows you which references can be documented for your audience.

In the call

  • Which references your audience allows
  • The campaign editor with an industry example
  • A proposal for your first campaign
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