A LinkedIn campaign involves more than sending the first message. You need to wait for a connection, send an opener, leave time for a reply and follow up when appropriate. Agaria runs those steps as one sequence from your LinkedIn account.
Start with the connection
A lead you are not connected to receives a connection request first. A lead who is already a connection can move to the message step. The sequence accounts for that difference so you can work from one plan.
Messages that require a connection wait for acceptance. A delay in acceptance can therefore move the rest of the sequence; dates in an example schedule are not a promise that every lead advances on the same day.
Set the timing once
Choose the wait between your first message and its follow-up. Agaria keeps track of which step is due for each lead and queues it automatically.
For example, you might send an opener after acceptance, wait three days, then send a useful follow-up if there is no reply. A later message can close the conversation politely. Adjust the sequence to suit the audience instead of copying a fixed number of touches.
Give each follow-up a purpose
A follow-up can add an example, answer a likely question or share a relevant observation. Repeating the same request adds little for the reader.
Keep the context in the LinkedIn thread. If your first message offered a short overview, the next message can explain what that overview contains. The follow-up guide covers the spacing and content of those steps.
Stop when the lead responds
A reply ends the remaining automated steps for that person. Continue in the conversation view, where Agaria prepares a suggested reply for you to review and send.
This separates the scheduled sequence from an active conversation. Once someone answers, your next message should respond to what they said.
Keep the extension connected
LinkedIn actions run through the Agaria Chrome extension in your own browser session. Keep the browser open with LinkedIn connected. Daily action limits can pause queued steps until the next day.
Before starting, review the audience, drafted messages, timing and stop conditions. The sequence handles execution; you can monitor replies and campaign performance as results arrive.