... founder , not a promoter. His coaching business fed TweetHunter and vice versa. Separately, later on Tibo gave 17 creators 0.1% equity each with zero obligations: just hoping they'd share. 1.7% total given away. The company eventually exited to Lemlist in an 8-figure deal (up to $10M with earn-outs). I've also seen this play out on the other side of the table: a friend of mine (business owners) wanted to get into the newsletter space. Instead ...

... modern sales stack is a mess. Apollo, Lemlist, Clay, Phantombuster, Dropcontact, Smartlead, a CRM. That's 6-8 tools, $500-1k/month, and 20+ hours/week just to operate them. And most founders I talk to have bought at least three of these and barely use any of them. Here's what I've noticed: The real cost isn't the subscriptions, it's the learning curve. Clay is genuinely powerful, but you need to understand waterfall enrichment, which data providers ... ... chain in which order, and then still export everything to a separate email tool to actually send anything. Lemlist

... French-speaking media groups and large publishers. Instead of guessing how LLMs rank brands, we observe actual patterns in how AI crawlers behave and how traffic flows. That changes everything. We now work with SEO agencies and brands like lemlist to help them: Track how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention them Identify visibility gaps vs

... list validation should be the job of the sending service ? Is there the need to double-validate a list ? Comment from mohammed el meayouf(@meayouf): @listandfuse  Great question! It's a common misconception. Sending services (like Mailchimp or Lemlist) are designed to deliver emails, not clean them. If you upload a raw list to a sending service: They check syntax only: They won't catch disposable emails, 'spam trap' patterns, or role-based accounts (like admin@ or support@) which ...

... testing new channels, building and iterating on outbound motions, and eventually owning all of GTM engineering: tooling, workflows, enrichment, routing, scoring, and reporting across the stack. That meant living inside HubSpot, Salesforce, Clay, n8n, Smartlead, Insantly, Trigify, Common Room, Lemlist, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and a rotating cast of data providers and internal scripts. Everywhere I went, the same problems showed up: Single-source data that was either incomplete, stale, or too expensive to scale Over-engineered Clay/automation builds that only ...

... some kind of deeper integration. Do you want to reach out on LinkedIn and we can jump on a call? Comment from Healsha(@yiord): I really love your product. I m the founder of Vibrantsnap and I use Lemlist for customer prospecting. I believe our two products are complementary, and I d love to connect and discuss this with ...

... cold outreach community! I want to build a SaaS that integrates modern mailing services such as Lemlist, Snov.io, Mailshake, Quickmails, Instantly, etc, where you would be able to manage all reponses and reporting from an integrated platform. How useful does this sound? Best to everybody, much love ...