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This guide walks you through every step of building your first LinkInList campaign — from naming it to watching replies land in your inbox. LinkInList is an all-in-one sales and marketing agent, so your campaign can span multiple channels: LinkedIn, Email, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Meta Ads. This walkthrough shows you how to set up a multi-channel sequence from the start. It assumes you have already connected a LinkedIn account and imported at least one lead list. If you haven’t done those yet, complete the Connect LinkedIn and Import Leads steps first, then come back here.

What you’ll build

By the end of this guide you’ll have a fully configured, AI-personalized, multi-channel campaign running on autopilot — starting with a LinkedIn connection request, progressing through a LinkedIn message and an email follow-up, and closing with a WhatsApp message, all spaced out over ten days.

What happens after you launch

Once the campaign is live, LinkInList begins working through your lead list automatically across all the channels you configured. Here’s what to expect:
  • Day 1 morning: LinkedIn connection requests start going out in small batches spaced throughout the day — not all at once.
  • When a lead accepts: The campaign clock starts for that lead. Their next touch is scheduled automatically.
  • Day 5: Email follow-ups fire for leads who haven’t yet replied after the LinkedIn messages.
  • Day 10: WhatsApp messages go out to leads still unreplied, giving you one more channel to reach them.
  • Stats appear immediately: Head to the Campaign Analytics tab to see live numbers as they come in.

Monitoring your campaign

Check the Campaign Analytics tab daily for the first week. The four numbers that matter most are:
Low acceptance rate on LinkedIn (under 20%)? Your connection note may be too generic or too salesy. Try A/B testing two different note templates using duplicate campaigns on a split lead list.
If reply rate is low after the first follow-up, revisit your message templates and make sure AI Personalization is enabled on every step — generic messages rarely convert at scale. Also check whether your Email and WhatsApp steps are configured correctly under Settings → Channels.