Original Summary

There's this tweet going around right now saying the two worst startup ideas on the planet are AI-native CRMs and SEO/GEO tools. I don't fully agree with the take, but I get why it's landing: the category has a trust problem, and this content pattern is part of why. These are companies that raised real money to build something new, and their LinkedIn presence reads like a newspaper. Like: Industry reports Lifestyle content Product updates Some guy sipping matcha in Bali talking about how to raise money That's it, and all are fighting for the same SEO crowd, and I saw that most of them have, um, I would say, folks who just want to use that thing for free. I want to know how you guys are marketing it? I've tried a few things differently on LinkedIn that have gotten us results. So, let me share a few so that you guys can maybe find it useful to at least give me feedback. While some of that got us swamped, some of that got us 2k leads from a single lead magnet post, and some of them converted. So, here's everything that we tried: Infographics (100x multiplier), bring in people first. Live sessions sharing how their product actually works. Lead magnets with a double gate: 1st they Dm and 2nd you ask for email as well Embedding their products as MCPs on the Lead Magnets. So, the users must sign up to use the skills Oddly, I've seen from our competitors that if you share your Outbound method; 50/50 chances are there SaaS founders would reach out to you for that pipeline too. Bit odd but yeah everyone is figuring things out and they love to get the help. Now these are the things we've tried in LinkedIn and got us results. Would love to know if this niche is actually saturated or if you've got even better results by yourself.   submitted by   /u/Accurate_Classroom56 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/16 22:10:46