LinkedIn outreach that runs every working day, and knows when to stop
Dizenly works through your best-fit prospects the way a thoughtful salesperson would. It views, likes, connects, then sends one personal message once they accept. The moment anyone replies, it steps aside for you.
Warm first, then connect, then one great message 1. View their profile. 2. Like a recent post a day later. Top-scoring prospects (90+) also get a thoughtful comment. 3. Connect a day after that. 4. Message once they accept: one personal first message in the sender's voice, opening on something real about them. Supporting line: Already connected? Dizenly skips straight to the message, but only after checking your past conversation so it never repeats you. Block 2 — Stops on reply H2: A reply means a human takes over
The Auto-campaign ends at the first message by design. There are no robotic follow-up ladders. If anyone replies at any point, automation stops for them and the conversation is yours.
See every decision before anything is sent
The Auto-campaign stack shows who Dizenly would approach, from which account, in what order, and why. It also lists who isn't eligible and the reason: already replied, below your minimum score, already a customer, one of your own accounts. Switch it on only when you're happy.
Your best prospects go first
Every qualified prospect joins the queue the moment it's scored. The highest scores and most important lists go first. Daily limits decide how many steps run today, and the rest carry over to tomorrow.
Each prospect goes to the best person on your team
With several LinkedIn accounts connected, Dizenly assigns each prospect to the best-suited sender. It weighs region, industries, target customers and seniority. Set a split, such as 50 / 30 / 20, if you want one account to carry more. Open any prospect to see "Why this account".
Your hours, your pace Settings you control: working hours and weekdays-only; days between view, like and connect; how soon to message after they accept; minimum prospect score; comment on top scores only; follow if a connection request can't be sent. Block 7 — Live board H2: Always know where every prospect is
The Outreach board shows each prospect's current step and why it's waiting: "spreading actions out", "daily limit — tomorrow", "outside working hours", them to accept". Drag a card to change its place in the queue. "waiting for Safety strip Use the Safety numbers strip from Global elements.
Questions about Auto-campaign
What this module does, what it will not do, and how it hands over to the next one.
Want to see this one running?
Half an hour on your own list, on this module specifically. Bring the case you are least sure about.
Does Dizenly send automatic follow-ups?
No. It sends one personal first message after someone accepts, then waits for a human. That's deliberate: it protects your reputation and your account.
What stops the Auto-campaign for a prospect?
Any reply, a manual conversation you start, you removing them, or the account needing attention on LinkedIn.
Is it on as soon as I sign up?
No. You switch it on for your workspace and for each account, after reviewing the queue.
Can I send messages myself as well?
Yes. Anything you send through Dizenly shares the same daily allowance, so the account's total activity stays safe.
What about invitations nobody answers?
Turn on the optional withdrawal campaign. It retracts invitations that are still pending after 7 days and, for your best prospects, tries a softer re-approach later.
Start here
See this running on your own list.
Half an hour, your prospects, your ICP. Long enough to judge whether the output is better than what your team does by hand today.
Not ready to talk? Start the 14-day trial on your own list instead.
- No credit card
- No obligation after the call
- Your own prospects