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Pipeline System

Your market, buyers, targeting,
messaging, profile and tools,
mapped
into one system for your business.

  • Ready in 2 weeks
  • No gatekeeping
  • Yours to keep
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What your clients want
Desirability
What your competitors don't do or do poorly
What you do well
USP's
Differentiation
Strengths
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What to expect.

From sign-up to the system delivered.

Sign up

Sign up and book your planning call.

Planning call, day 1

One video call where we map everything out.

The build

We build out every part of your system in the next 2 weeks.

Delivery, day 14

Delivered in your portal plus 2 weeks of implementation support.

After delivery

You decide: run it yourself, or outsource the execution to us.

What is a LinkedIn pipeline system?

The way a B2B company generates pipeline on LinkedIn as one connected whole: your profile, your network, cold outreach, content and intent signals, each feeding the next.

Every part of LinkedIn, run as one connected system. Your profile, network, outreach, content and intent signals work together to win you new B2B clients.

ProfileColdoutboundContentIntentsignalsNetworkLinkedPipelineSystem

Profile

Your business card, should show your positioning & expertise. A prospect landing on it should instantly get what you do, for whom & why.

Cold outbound

Starts new conversations through cold outreach. Prospects check your profile & recent posts → then decide if they stick around.

Content

Keeps cold conversations warm until they’re ready to buy, builds trust, and backs outbound → prospects check your posts before accepting.

Intent signals

Engagement signals (profile views, likes, comments) from outbound & content → filter for ICP → follow up on warm demand.

Network

Every step grows your 1st-degree network. Bigger network = warmer 2nd-degree outreach, more trust & more content reach.

One system, not separate activities

Each part strengthens the others. Run apart they stay small; run together the results compound.

Mapped for your business first

We map every part of your outreach system. Who you sell to, what you say to them, where you find them and which tools do the work.

Yours to run, or ours

After delivery your team runs it with the playbook, or we run it for you and you show up to the calls.

ProfileCold outboundContentIntent signalsNetwork

Pipeline System
Linked
LinkedIn
Your business card, should show your positioning & expertise. A prospect landing on it should instantly get what you do, for whom & why it matters.
Starts new conversations through cold outreach. Prospects check your profile & recent posts
→ then decide if they stick around.
Keeps cold conversations warm until they’re ready to buy, builds trust, and backs outbound → prospects check your posts before accepting.
Engagement signals (profile views, likes, comments) from outbound & content → Filter for ICP → follow up on warm demand through outreach.
Every step grows your 1st-degree network. Bigger network = warmer 2nd-degree outreach, more trust & more content reach.

The LinkedIn Pipeline System connects Profile, Cold outbound, Content, Intent signals and Network.

What’s included.

Your market, mapped in layers, and your positioning in it.

First your market, mapped from the whole market down to the companies worth going after and the people inside them. Then your positioning in it, measured against your competitors: what makes you the right pick, in your buyers' words.

What you get

  • Your addressable market, mapped in layers
  • The segment to start with
  • Your USPs, angles and strengths

Every campaign after this starts from the same map.

  1. 1Map the market

    From the whole market to the companies & people worth going after.

  2. 2Pick where to start

    The one segment your first campaigns go after.

  3. 3Position your offer

    Your USPs, angles and strengths, measured against your competitors.

TAMTotal Addressable MarketThe entire market opportunity,without assuming constraints likecompetition, location or resources.SAMServiceable MarketThe portion of the total marketyou can realistically serve basedon geographic, demographic, oroperational limitations.ICPIdeal Customer ProfileThe companies youwant to go after thatfit your criteria.Buyer PersonaThe people you wantto target withinthose companies.Client

Your market, mapped in layers, and your positioning in it.

First your market, mapped from the whole market down to the companies worth going after and the people inside them. Then your positioning in it, measured against your competitors: what makes you the right pick, in your buyers' words.

What you get

  • Your addressable market, mapped in layers
  • The segment to start with
  • Your USPs, angles and strengths

Every campaign after this starts from the same map.

TAMTotal Addressable MarketSAMServiceable MarketICPIdeal Customer ProfileBuyer PersonaClient
The entire market opportunity, without assuming constraints like competition, location or resources.
The portion of the total market you can realistically serve based on geographic, demographic, or operational limitations.
The companies you want to go after that fit your criteria.
The people you want to target within those companies.

1Map the market

From the whole market to the companies & people worth going after.

2Pick where to start

The one segment your first campaigns go after.

3Position your offer

Your USPs, angles and strengths, measured against your competitors.

The companies worth going after, and the people inside them.

The ideal customer profile is the account-level criteria a company must meet to be worth going after. Buyer personas are the people inside those companies, with their role, goals, pains, objections and how they communicate.

What you get

  • Your ICP, with a scorecard to rate how well a company fits
  • Buyer personas for the roles that decide and influence
  • Example profile cards for everyone who prospects

Two people can look identical on paper. The personas tell you what each of them cares about.

ICP: the company

The criteria a company must meet to be worth going after.

ICP scorecard

Veltrix Systems

veltrix.io · Austin, US

  • IndustryIndustrial automation
  • Company size51 to 200
  • Revenue5 to 10M
  • Tech in useHubSpot, Cloudflare
  • MaturitySeries A, hiring
Fit score92 / 100

Personas: the people inside

Who decides, who influences, and what each of them cares about.

Buyer persona scorecard

Head of Operations

Sarah Mitchell · Veltrix Systems

  • DepartmentOperations
  • SeniorityHead of
  • GoalsReliable supply, fewer delays
  • Pain pointsManual work, late suppliers
  • AngleFaster quotes, fewer surprises
Persona match88 / 100

How the companies and the people are found, step by step.

Your prospecting workflow, step by step: how companies are found from the ICP criteria and contacts from the personas, how they are enriched and verified, and how the list is segmented and prioritised.

What you get

  • Your filters per data source
  • Segments and tiers, the best fits first
  • The roadmap for keeping the list fresh
list

Optional add-on

Launch list. 500 or 1,000 prospects, built and delivered with your system.

Find companies

with the ICP filters

IndustryIndustrial automation
Company size51 to 200
Revenue5M+
LocationNorth America
TechnologyHubSpot
Open roles3+

2,458 companies

Find contacts

the personas in each

Sarah Mitchell

Head of Operations

Marcus Weber

COO

Lotte Jansen

Plant Manager

Active on LinkedIn3,860
Per company1.8 people

4,410 contacts

Segment & prioritise

best fits first

Tier A best fit, first640
Tier B good fit1,250
Tier C later2,520
Signals to watchhiring, funding, tools

Tier A goes first

ICP filters
Personas
find, enrich, verify
Tier A640
Tier B1,250
Tier C2,520
List Acsv
List B
List C

Three funnels, each written for a persona and an angle.

3 messaging funnels, prepared for you as templates you can run, test and reuse: a connection note and the follow-ups after it, each funnel written for a persona and an angle. The three on the right are examples of angles a funnel can be built on.

What you get

  • 3 funnels in your voice
  • Follow-ups that stay relevant and valuable, no pressure
  • Tips for handling replies and objections
Example 1New location

Angle: they just opened an office

  1. Connection noteDay 1
  2. Follow-up 1Once they accept
  3. Follow-up 25 days, no reply
  4. Follow-up 37 days, no replyPending
  5. Break-up note14 days laterPending
Example 2Hiring

Angle: they are hiring in operations

  1. View their profileDay 1
  2. Connection noteNext day
  3. Follow-up 1Once they accept
  4. Follow-up 23 days, no reply
  5. Follow-up 37 days, no replyPending
Example 3Post engagement

Angle: they liked a post of yours

  1. Like their postSame day
  2. Comment on itNext day
  3. Connection noteDay 3Pending
  4. Follow-up 1Once they acceptPending
  5. Follow-up 25 days, no replyPending

Buyer persona 1

Head of Operations

Angle & tone

Buyer persona 2

COO

Angle & tone

Buyer persona 3

Plant Manager

Angle & tone

LinkedIn authority from your profile and content strategy.

A prospect checks your profile before they reply. You get a profile optimization with the tips to implement on your profile and company page, plus a high level content strategy: which content buckets to focus on and how often to post.

What you get

  • Photo, banner and headline: what to change and why
  • Your content buckets
  • A posting rhythm matched to your goals
posts

Optional add-on

Launch content pack. 4 posts with an on-brand visual (infographic or carousel), published after your approval.

Nora Vink · 1st

Helping mid-size manufacturers cut freight costs by 20%

Founder & CEO at Pathway Global

ConnectMessage

About

Photo: Sharp, friendly, not too dark, not too zoomed in.
Banner: On brand, clear what you do, not crammed.
Headline: Say what you do and for whom. Rethink the job title.

Content strategy

2 posts a week

Client storiesHow we workIndustry takes

Posting days

MTWTFSS

Topics

  • How a client cut freight costs 20%
  • Why we quote within 24 hours
  • Freight rates this quarter

Content and outreach, aligned

Posts warm up the people you message, replies tell you what to post next.

ContentOutbound

The tools per step, the workflows, and the playbook to run them.

With hundreds of tools out there, which ones fit depends on your audience, offer, goals and the tools you already use. You get the recommended tools and workflows for your situation, and the playbook on how to run them.

What you get

  • The tools per step, and why those fit your audience, offer and goals
  • Workflows written out step by step, from the list to the booked call
  • The playbook your team runs from, so nothing depends on one person
Tools per stepexample
  • Base listSales NavigatorApollowhere your ICP is found
  • Enrich, verify, scoreClayone clean, ranked list
  • OutreachHeyReachcampaigns at LinkedIn's pace
  • Booked callsCalendlyinto your calendar
Workflows
Playbook
ICP & personas
Sales NavigatorSales Navigator
ApolloApollo
OceanOcean
NetrowsNetrows
EnrichEnrich
ClayClay: enrich, verify, score
3New locationHiringPost engagement
HeyReach

An example workflow, for illustration. Yours is built for your situation.

  • LinkedInLinkedIn
  • Sales NavigatorSales Navigator
  • ApolloApollo
  • OceanOcean
  • ClayClay
  • NetrowsNetrows
  • EnrichEnrich
  • HeyReachHeyReach
  • UnipileUnipile
  • CalendlyCalendly
  • ClaudeClaude
  • LinkedIn
  • Sales Navigator
  • Apollo
  • Ocean
  • Clay
  • Netrows
  • Enrich
  • HeyReach
  • Unipile
  • Calendly
  • Claude

Is this the right fit for you?

We build around your current business, so a few things need to be in place.

Not for you
  • Purely B2C, with no B2B part.
  • Idea stage, the product or service still needs to be shaped.
  • Volume first, quantity over quality, spray and pray.
  • You have never delivered your offer for a real client (unpaid or beta counts).
For you
  • You sell a defined product or service to businesses.
  • You can explain the problem your offer solves, even if your positioning still needs work.
  • Your target audience can reasonably be identified.
  • Someone on your team can give input and take the sales meetings.

Early stage? That’s fine. Pre-launch, pre-revenue / beta works, with a defined offer & a few client use cases.

Know exactly who to reach and what to say.

We map your market, your buyers and your messaging, and build everything your first campaign needs.

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Questions before getting started.

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We map your business, market, offer and ideal customers, then develop your prospecting approach, outreach messages, LinkedIn profile and content direction, tool recommendations and playbook. You receive the work in your client portal, with two weeks of implementation support after delivery. A launch prospect list and four-post content pack are optional paid additions.

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The standard delivery time is two weeks after your kickoff call, our first working session to map out your business and goals. Payment and preparation must be complete, and the information and approvals we need must arrive on time. Two weeks of implementation support follow delivery.

Open this answer in the full FAQ

Complete the Kickoff preparation form with information about your offer, customers, goals and current sales activity. We then work through it together on the kickoff call, our first working session to map out your business and goals. During the project, we need your feedback and approvals so the targeting and messages reflect your business.

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Yes. Once your order is fully paid, you keep the work created for your business and named in it, including any lists or posts you bought. You can keep using it to run your outreach. Our existing methods, templates and software remain ours. The service terms explain ownership and third-party rights.

Open this answer in the full FAQ

Running outreach in-house can make sense when someone on your team has time to research prospects, manage campaigns and respond consistently. Outsourcing can help when you want that work handled for you while your team focuses on sales conversations and clients. Firo Growth supports both: we can build your Pipeline System and equip your team with targeting, messaging, tool recommendations and a playbook, or manage the outreach, replies and appointment setting for you. You can also have us supply prospect lists or LinkedIn content while your team runs the outreach.

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