Extrovert

Suggesting who to comment on or DM today, and not just dumping a big list, is the smart part. a short daily list I can actually finish beats a huge one I ignore..

When you say LinkedIn outreach, do we mean mainly from a social standpoint such as handling posts, replies, newsletters?Or is it more for sales such as researching leads, emailing them, etc.?

Love Extrovert and the team of @oleg_sobolev and @dmitry_bergelson !Sales is built on trust and relationship building, I hate spamming and sending cold dm's. Yeah surprise it never works! Extrovert makes outreach intelligent, warm and human! Love extrovert!

Great product! Congrats! For how long do you recommend to warmup a lead before sending a DM with a proposal? It’s quite annoying when people send something right after I accept their connection request, it’s equally annoying when they do it like next day or even in a couple of days :-D How many likes/comments does it take to build a relationship?

Also, I’m curious to learn what types of companies benefit the most from you tool - B2B, agencies? How about job candidates? What are the most successful use cases?

Looks really interesting!

I'm actually trying to boost my LinkedIn profile right now. And I do outreach pretty often.Great product - good luck with the launch!

Congrats Oleg and team!I've used Extrovert for my LinkedIn comments since June. This weekend I connected it to Claude and tried the new features from the chat.Lead Finder was the highlight. Previews are free, so Claude could test filters before spending credits. My first search for LinkedIn ghostwriters returned 709 people, including book ghostwriters and a photographer. One tighter search later it was down to 138, and most of them fit.It also helped me tidy up. I was at 739 of 750 prospects, so Claude found the 136 who hadn't posted in 30 days, removed them after I confirmed, and is now trimming the rest down to my ICP. The two-comment warm-up and the DM playbook are next.One thing I'd love to see next is outgoing signals. When I scroll my feed, I like the posts I want to come back to later. A signal that turns those likes into a campaign would cover the people I want to reach who don't engage with my posts.

Nice! Are you able to tailor it so it has my language?

Hi all, congrats on the launch! Can you go into more detail about how the AI agent is trained on your writing style? I saw a comment below that it only takes a few examples. Are these examples you provide (and if so, what sort of examples work best)? Or does it parse your LinkedIn chat / post history for examples? And also, is there a way to give feedback to the AI agent in case it makes repeated mistakes?Also, can you go into more detail about what you mean by "agent-in-the-loop" instead of human-in-the-loop in one of your comments below?

I'm still skeptical about linkedin outreach vs email. Warming someone up through comments sounds reasonable, but does it lead to more booked calls, or mostly more engagement? Would love to see a comparison for the same audience

Congrats on the launch, Oleg and team! Extrovert is one of our favorite clients and a service we genuinely love. Go get that #1 🚀

I love where goextrovert is going with its new features of helping you focus on the right people to engage in conversations. Goextrovert has been a core part of my approach as an AI adoption coach for aggressively human outreach and its helping me (an introvert) become a bit more extrovert online in linkedin, but in a good way, starting meaningful conversations with people that I might have useful insights for.

I also believe messaging should remain manual/semi-manual, but everything around it could be automated.

Hey PH! Oleg here, founder of Extrovert 🤘

A lot has changed since our last launch. We’ve taken Extrovert from an outreach copilot you operate yourself to a product your own AI agent can run for you, from finding prospects and setting up campaigns to reviewing comments, writing DMs, and following up.

You can connect Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client and work from the chat, giving it permission to handle routine actions while keeping anything you want to review yourself. The regular UI is still there, but you no longer have to do all the clicking.

The idea behind it is something I care about as a founder: I want the quality of thoughtful, manual outreach without spending half my day checking LinkedIn and remembering who to follow up with. Our goal is manual-quality LinkedIn outreach at 10% of the effort, whether you review the prepared work yourself or delegate it to your agent.

That’s also why Extrovert works differently from a sequencer. Instead of moving everyone through the same steps, it uses their posts, your conversation history, and the pace you set to suggest the next comment or DM. Follow-ups can continue after someone replies, because “sounds interesting, I’ll book a call” is usually where the actual sales work starts.

Here’s what’s inside:

1. Lead Finder and Intent Signals to find prospects by fit and relevant LinkedIn activity.
2. Prioritized comments and recommended DMs, with drafts based on the post or conversation.
3. Your Voice, built from your business context, writing examples, and DM playbook.
4. MCP tools for your agent to handle setup and daily outreach with the permissions you give it.
5. Team and agency accounts to run the same workflow for colleagues or clients.

Give it a try and let me know what you’d trust your agent to handle :)