Become familiar
before you reach out.
Your prospects are already on LinkedIn. You can see them. You know who they are. The problem is getting them to notice you. Spark shows you where they're already active and helps you join those conversations naturally — so you become a familiar name before you ever ask for their time.
Reply to Jordan R. · VP Sales @ Northwind
"Loved your take on discovery calls. The bit about not asking about budget until call two — we stopped doing that last quarter and close rates jumped. Curious what changed your mind?"
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Stop starting cold.
Most outreach begins by asking a stranger for their attention. Spark starts earlier.
01 · Become visible
Show up where your prospects already spend their attention
- 5–7× reply rates against cold
- 75% of connection requests accepted
- 1 in 5 prospects DMs you first
Your prospects are already active where they trust. Spark finds the right moments, so when you finally message, you're not a stranger.
Get noticed →02 · Start warmer conversations
Recognition changes the DM
- They've seen your name before you message
- Replies to your comments open the thread
- Profile visits happen before you ask
Cold DMs have to introduce, prove, and persuade in one breath. Spark starts the relationship first, so your message feels like the next step.
Warm my outreach →03 · Stay visible
"Not now" doesn't mean "never"
- 47% of ghosted deals reopened
- Minutes per prospect, not hours
- Signal-based touches, never spray
Most prospects go quiet after a few months. Spark keeps watching for signals — a new post, a promotion, a problem you solve — so you have a reason to show up again.
Wake up my pipeline →04 · Become the familiar name
Your buyers don't need another creator — they need to recognize you
- Up to 10× more impressions from replies
- Profile visits from your ICP daily
- A quiet circle of creators reciprocating
You don't need to be an influencer to be recognized. Show up where your buyers already pay attention, say useful things, and let familiarity compound.
Grow my reach →§ How Spark works
You know who you want to reach. Spark shows you where to show up.
Doing this manually works. It also gets impossible fast. Ten prospects become fifty. Fifty become five hundred. Spark does the noticing for you.
Know who to engage today
Spark watches the people you care about and brings their relevant activity into one place. No opening 75 LinkedIn tabs. No wondering who posted. Open Spark and see where your attention matters today.
Never stare at another empty comment box
Spark drafts comments and messages based on what the person actually said. You review, edit, approve, or throw them away. Nothing goes out without you.
Sound like yourself
Teach Spark how you actually communicate. Your opinions, your language, your expertise. The result sounds like you on a good day — not ChatGPT wearing your name tag.
Know when it's time to show up again
Relationships aren't sequences. People disappear, come back, change jobs, go quiet. Spark notices those changes and puts the right person back in front of you when there's a natural reason to engage.
Reach prospects who rarely post
Some of your best prospects don't create content — they read it. Spark watches where they're engaging and helps you find the conversations they're already paying attention to.
Find the conversations your market cares about
Tell Spark which topics matter. It finds threads gaining attention around those topics so you can join the conversation they're already having, while people are actually paying attention.
§ Getting started
From invisible to familiar.
Bring the people
Paste URLs, drop a CSV, or bring prospects in from your CRM or Clay. Start with the people you already wish you could reach.
Teach Spark your voice
Tell Spark what you sell, who you want to meet, what you believe, and how you actually talk. Ten minutes. One time.
Show up
Open Spark with your coffee. See who's active. Review a few comments. Approve, edit, or skip. Close the laptop.
Let familiarity compound
They see your comment. Then your name again. Then they respond. Then they accept your connection. Then the DM finally arrives — and you're no longer introducing yourself from zero.
§ FAQ
The questions we always get.
Spark is a LinkedIn relationship-building tool that helps you become visible to the people you want to reach before you ask them for a meeting. You give Spark the people and topics that matter to you. It watches for relevant activity and brings you opportunities to engage, along with drafts you can review and send.
Sequencers help you send more outreach. Spark helps make the outreach warmer before you send it. Instead of repeatedly messaging strangers, Spark helps you build recognition through genuine interactions first.
No. The goal isn't to have an AI impersonate you and blast thousands of people. Spark finds the moments where you should show up and makes acting on those moments fast enough to become a daily habit. You stay in control.
You can. But posting means creating something and hoping your prospects see it. Spark reverses that — it finds where your prospects are already paying attention and helps you show up there.
You absolutely can. The problem is scale. Keeping track of dozens or hundreds of prospects, what they're talking about, where they're engaging, and when you last interacted with them quickly becomes another full-time job. Spark does the remembering. You do the relationship building.
Nothing gets sent without your approval. Spark is designed around thoughtful human engagement, not mass automated activity.
About fifteen minutes a day. Open Spark. See where you should show up. Review the drafts. Engage with the people who matter. Get back to work.
Yes. Teams can organize prospects, campaigns, and conversations while keeping each person's voice and relationships distinct.
Be the name they already know.
Your prospects don't need another cold message. They need a chance to recognize you. Fifteen minutes a day. Start the relationship before you ever ask for the meeting.