Every part of the engine
Our founder's posts drew 1.9M+ views since May. We run the same playbook to book your meetings.
01The post
Apple just replaced Tim Cook. The details are wild.
Here are the 7 craziest facts about the new CEO: …more
Sam Altman says OpenAI will reach AGI in 4 months.
Compare these 2 photos before you believe him: …more
New startup idea: LinkedOut.
A place where employees expose why they quit: …more
02Who engaged
03The conversation
Thanks for jumping into the Apple thread. Your team is hiring SDRs this quarter, right?
Three of them. It is slow.
We book meetings for teams in that spot. Free on Thursday at 10:30?
Works for me.
Saw your take on AGI under the post. How does your sales team use AI today?
Mostly research. Outreach is still manual.
That is the part we run for teams like yours. 20 minutes on Tuesday?
Sure, send the invite.
Your LinkedOut comment made my day. Quick one, how do you book sales meetings today?
Referrals, mostly.
We add LinkedIn to that for teams like yours. Wednesday at 11?
Wednesday works.
04The meeting
Brands that launched in Federico's feed, and revenue teams we booked meetings for
“You're leading the charts in creator impressions and engagement.”
Federico writes about AI and sales for founders and revenue leaders, every weekday. That feed is where we learn what makes a buyer stop scrolling, comment and reply.
“Top 10% of creators in the same follower bracket, from 200K+ posts studied.”
Federico's real calendar for September 2026: 21 posts on 22 weekdays. Pick a day to read the post and its numbers.
Apple just replaced Tim Cook. The details are wild.
Here are the 7 craziest facts about the new CEO:
1. The new CEO is John Ternus, a hardware engineer.
2. He joined Apple back in 2001 as a 26-year-old engineer.
3. He climbed one product line at a time for 25 years.
4. He became VP, then SVP of Hardware Engineering.
5. He led the switch from Intel chips to Apple's own silicon.
6. He's named on 403 Apple patents.
7. Tim Cook stays on as executive chairman after 15 years.
An hardware engineer with no MBA now runs a $4 trillion company.
Is an engineer the CEO Apple needed?
You approve the accounts, the posts and the messages. We run the rest: the profile, the writing, the lists of people who engaged and every conversation until the meeting is booked.
You name the accounts. We map the decision makers inside each one and tune the profile they will check before replying.
You approve the accountsWe write the first posts on formats the feed already rewards, and one message for each type of buyer. Nothing goes out without your yes.
You approve every postEvery week we pull everyone who liked, commented or viewed the profile, keep the ones who fit, and our business developers start the conversations.
We run it dailyPipeline typically starts filling between day 32 and day 47. Every meeting lands with notes on the buyer and what they engaged with.
You take the callPerplexity, Instantly, Taplio, Prospeo and more partnered with Federico to put a product in front of founders and revenue leaders. Every card is the real post, with its numbers.
PerplexityBrand partnerWhy I switched from Claude to Perplexity (without losing anything) 🤫
You just ran out of Claude Code credits and feel frustrated.
Meanwhile, my team is building software on @Perplexity AI Computer.
With a single prompt, Perplexity Computer replaced what we used tools like Apollo for,
…more
MaildosoBrand partner50% of our leads come from ChatGPT.
(+100 per month)
Clients keep asking:
"How do we get mentioned by ChatGPT?"
…more
ProspeoBrand partnerSalesforce closed a $5,600,000,000 deal with the US Army.
Yeah, $5.6 billion.
Luck rewards persistence:
1 client can make you rich.
…more
TaplioBrand partnerSteal viral LinkedIn posts in 3 minutes (no creativity needed) 🤫
Here's how to create viral LinkedIn posts:
Go to taplio.com → Sidebar → Viral Posts.
Set these filters:
…more
SalesforgeBrand partnerHow to get ahead of 99% of outbound teams 🤫
If you send the same cold email to 50 people, you go to spam.
The fix:
Send 100% unique emails/DMs at scale.
…more
InstantlyBrand partnerRight now one of your campaigns is emailing 12 people.
…more
ProspeoBrand partner66 US companies changed CEO in the last 60 days.
…more
GuidelessBrand partnerEvery software tutorial you record dies at the next update.
I found one that fixes itself. Here's how it went:
I did the task once, with a recorder watching my clicks.
1. Every click became a numbered step with a screenshot.
…more
“Love what we've built here. The vibes and energy are contagious. Couldn't have picked a better partnership.”
“This is a big step up. Pulling the reveal up front fixed the pacing completely. Really happy with this direction. Nice work.”
Four clients where our business developers ran the outreach on LinkedIn and email. Pick one.
“Working with Growth Cab is easy: they deliver meetings with on-target prospects within the agreed timelines.”
“If all the calls you book for us were like this one, it would be perfect. That is the prototype of the interest we are looking for.”
“Dynatrace done too. Great contacts.”
Four ways to get B2B meetings from LinkedIn. They differ most on who does the work and what can go wrong.
Trained people choose the accounts, write the posts and run the conversations
Best whenYou sell $50K+ deals and want meetings with specific decision makers
Software sends invites and sequences at volume, and you write and watch everything
Best whenYou have time to write, test and watch every campaign yourself
A new hire learns your market and the channel, with ramp time and turnover
Best whenThe playbook already works and you need someone to own it for years
You pay LinkedIn to show ads and lead forms, for every click or lead
Best whenYou have budget and an offer strong enough to convert cold traffic
If LinkedIn is one channel of a wider outbound program, see our B2B lead generation agency page. The tools we partner with are on the GTM Tools page.
Short answers to the questions B2B teams ask before they hire an agency.
Or write to success@growthcab.comA LinkedIn lead generation agency finds the decision makers you want to sell to, puts your company in front of them on LinkedIn, starts the conversations and books the meetings. At Growth Cab that means posts your buyers stop for, everyone who engages turned into a list, and business developers who run the outreach until a meeting is in your calendar.
One monthly fee, sized on the number of accounts, markets and meetings you want. More volume means a higher fee, and you never pay for invites, views or replies. Launch posts in Federico's feed are quoted per launch. We send a proposal after the first call.
Profiles, posts and outreach go live in the third week. Pipeline typically starts filling between day 32 and day 47, and every meeting lands with notes on the buyer.
Yes. We use the process that runs Federico's feed: find formats LinkedIn already rewards, rebuild them around your story, keep every post under 1,000 characters and preview it on a phone before it goes out. You approve every post. The rules are in our guide to reverse engineering viral LinkedIn posts.
Yes, when your buyers are founders, sales and revenue leaders. Perplexity, Instantly, Taplio and Prospeo have launched there; the most viewed post reached 429,566 views. We say no when the product does not fit the audience.
Mass automation with generic messages is the fastest way to get a profile restricted and to annoy the buyers you want. Keep invites targeted, write for each buyer and have people run the conversations. That is how we work.
Yes, when your buyers are managers and executives at companies you can name. LinkedIn shows who holds each role, lets buyers check who is writing and turns every post into a list of people who raised a hand. It is overkill for low-value deals sold to anyone.
Both. LinkedIn shows who the buyer is and lets them see who is writing; email reaches the people who rarely open LinkedIn. Our client results come from running them together, like Elevate and Digital360. See our cold email agency page.
Start with a short list of accounts, a profile that explains what you do and one message per buyer type. Our guide on LinkedIn lead generation covers the whole system, and turning LinkedIn engagement into leads covers the content side.
The first call is a fit check with the founders: your buyers, your deal size, the accounts you want. If LinkedIn cannot deliver for you, we say so.
