Hey everyone! I’ve been deep into lead generation for a while now, and I wanted to share some insights that might help others struggling to find the right prospects. I’d also love to hear what’s working for you!

🔍 The Problem:

A lot of lead generation tactics focus on volume rather than quality. But sending 1,000 cold emails that go unopened isn’t as valuable as engaging with 10 prospects who actually care about what you offer.

📌 Actionable Insights:

Here are some methods that have worked well for me (and I’d love your feedback on them):

1️⃣ Reddit Engagement (NOT Spamming) – Instead of blasting links, find niche subreddits where your target audience actually hangs out. Reply with valuable insights before even thinking about pitching.

2️⃣ Reverse-Engineering Buyer Intent – Look at competitors’ reviews on platforms like G2, Trustpilot, and even Twitter/X. What pain points do people bring up? Reach out with a solution tailored to those frustrations.

3️⃣ Content as a Magnet – People love free, useful resources. Creating niche guides, case studies, or even interactive tools brings leads to you instead of chasing them.

4️⃣ LinkedIn Comments Strategy – Instead of only posting, find industry leaders in your space and comment meaningfully on their posts. Your comment gets seen by their audience, bringing inbound leads.

5️⃣ AI + Personalization – Using AI to personalize outreach has made a huge difference. Not just {first name} inserts, but referencing something specific about their company or their recent activity.

💡 Your Turn!

• What’s been your most successful lead-gen tactic recently?
• What methods used to work but don’t anymore?
• Are there any underrated communities or channels you’ve found great leads in?

Let’s make this a useful thread for everyone. Looking forward to your insights! 🎯