CalendarHunter

Find calendly links and fast track your sales process

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Find calendly links and fast track your sales process

273 followers

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Scheduling software

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Lead generation software

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Meeting software

CalendarHunter instantly reveals hidden meeting scheduler links, delivering lightning-fast outreach results and unsaturated, high-quality leads. Find leads on Twitter, Linkedin & Reddit.

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Launch tags:Sales•Social Media•Growth Hacking

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Design-aware AI for modern product teams.

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Hunter

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Hello there. I'm happy to hunt yet another GrowthHacking tool. CalendarHunter helps you discover hidden meeting scheduling links like Calendly. CalendarHunter can help you find leads on Linkedin, Twitter, and Reddit. You will have to schedule meetings for those leads so you will have to focus on quality and not quantity. The tool is still early stage so any feedback is welcome. The product hunt community can get a 50% discount with the discount code PRODUCTHUNT50.

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2yr ago

Valuemetrix

@fabian_maume great product, supported it!

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2yr ago

ThreeDee

@fabian_maume Great work guys!

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2yr ago

Visla

I had a negative experience with this in the past. If someone schedules a meeting without prior notice, I won’t accept the meeting and will consider blocking them. This will set a poor precedent and I discourage it strongly.

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2yr ago

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Hunter

@mogabr Will you consider the meeting request if some context is provided in the meeting invite?

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2yr ago

Visla

💡 Bright idea

@fabian_maume No, I would not consider the meeting request just based on additional context in the invite. It's essential for me to have prior discussions or at least some preliminary communication before committing to any scheduled meetings. This helps ensure that the meeting is relevant and valuable for everyone involved, it's not just my time, they're booking, they're booking my employer's time, they're taking time away from legitimate people I've spoken to in advance and have tried to schedule them. If its a legitimate use-case, contact me the way everyone else has, either via email or social media, but "breaking in" to my calendar and booking an unsolicited meeting I might take the first one just to tell them off, but they will get nothing from me other than that and then I'll hang up on them. Furthermore I will probably tell or spread the word to all my industry colleagues to be on the lookout, its disrespectful to all the ones that have earned the right to a meeting, that have worked hard to get their foot in the door and get their email read or their social DM replied to. There is not enough context that will make me consider this viable or want to take a meeting with someone who books with me this way.

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2yr ago

KaraboAI

@fabian_maume @mogabr But when people publish their meeting links online, they are saying: schedule a meeting with me. I actually meet random people all the time because I published my meeting link on my website -- in some cases I end the meeting early when I see they are wasting my time, in some cases I gain a client because someone really wanted to get in touch with me.

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2yr ago

Visla

@fabian_maume @berthakgokong I see the value in posting meeting links online for roles like consultants or those focusing on generating leads and building relationships. If you're sharing these links within your network or community, it's a strategic move. But remember, once these links are online, they could reach people outside of your intended audience. I respect your approach to take meetings and quickly assess their value, cutting them short if they don't meet your expectations. However, for me, that approach doesn't work. Each meeting I take is a commitment, and I'd rather ensure that time is well spent on interactions that are already somewhat vetted and more likely to be productive. I find that this careful selection saves me from potential time wasted, allowing me to focus on those who truly deserve my time.

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2yr ago

Visla

@fabian_maume @berthakgokong At the very least I will give you this, regardless of how I feel about this particular product, you've generated interest in it, you've got me talking about aside from my initial comment, and others are reaching out to me on social to ask me about it, I think they think I know more about it than what I have said or what I feel. 😂 Listen, I applaud everyone that is thinking of innovative solutions, this one particularly isn't one that I can personally get behind. But that doesn't mean you won't do something else later that I will really love, so I wish you the best.

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2yr ago

Rectify

💡 Bright idea

Congrats on the launch but I must say I am a little skeptical about this product, if people start booking calls on calendars to make a cold pitch then that would be a lot of wasted time and a wasted calendar slot which equals a wasted opportunity. I really hope this type of outreach does not take off, if I have this wrong in anyway please do correct me

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2yr ago

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Hunter

@umar_lateef What if there is a good context provided on the calendly form ("Please share anything that will help prepare for our meeting.")? Will you consider the outreach?

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2yr ago

Rectify

@fabian_maume personally I wouldn't, it would make me work to free up slots in my calendar to get rid of what is potentially spam

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2yr ago

@umar_lateef @fabian_maume no serious or important person in their right mind would consider that. This is a hack to expose what was intended as private information with 0 practicality or use. Its offensive to the vast majority of people receiving said invites. some tough love, move on!....

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2yr ago

Rectify

@jasondainter I agree 💯

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2yr ago

Interesting tool! I personally struggle to get enough sales meetings booked in my calendar so I think this will help close the gap on getting prospects to meet with me. Cool that you can import your Linkedin connections!

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2yr ago

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Hunter

@chris_moore3 Yes, Linkedin however takes time to send you the data, so I recommend you to request the data ASAP. Here is the detailed tutorial on the topic: https://www.calendarhunter.com/b...

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2yr ago

Bio Calls by Cross Paths

Hit that upvote button! CalendarHunter's pitch sounds like a game-changer for sales acceleration. How does CalendarHunter ensure the leads are high-quality? Always a bit cautious about anything promising unsaturated leads, but if it works as advertised, that could seriously streamline prospecting. Here's to hoping it's a silver bullet for the sales toolkit. 🚀📆

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2yr ago

This is such a slick idea! You've made huntr but for the modern world. I'm a huge fun. Hopefully LinkedIn doesn't get too testy about it, though!!

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2yr ago

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Hunter

@trent_kennelly The Linkedin data you need as input are provided from the "Get a copy of my Data". It is a legal requirement for Linkedin to provide it. ;)

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2yr ago

KaraboAI

This is such a great idea, definitely another tool within the sales team arsenal. With this new feature on linked in where people are sharing their meeting links --- this is going to be great.

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2yr ago

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Hunter

@berthakgokong good luck with your outreach ;)

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2yr ago

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