Reconnect finds the proposals, meetings, and warm conversations that went quiet, and reopens them using your actual shared history. Without cold outreach. Without starting from scratch.
David, CFO at Helix, was taking your $14,000 proposal to the board in May. Then silence. This week he posted about Helix's 2027 plans.
✓ Message sent, in your voice:"David, I saw your post about Helix's 2027 plans. In May you were taking our proposal to the board. Is it still on the table, or have priorities changed?"↩ He replied on Thursday:"It is still on the table. Can we talk on Monday?"In September you told Laura you'd share how other teams handle onboarding, and never followed up. This week she welcomed three new hires.
✓ Message sent, in your voice:"Laura, congratulations on the three new hires. In September we talked about onboarding and I never followed up. What's your biggest challenge with this group?"Carlos, founder of Nubia, asked for a quote in June and said he would talk it over with his partner. Last week he posted that Nubia opened a new office.
✓ Message sent, in your voice:"Carlos, congratulations on the new office. In June you were going to talk the project over with your partner. Is it still on, or has the plan changed?"A generic message forces the other person to rebuild the relationship. A message that comes from a real history between you lets you pick up the thread naturally. That's why every Reconnect message starts from something true: your last conversation, their words or a new milestone.
"Hi, it's been a while since we last talked. I wanted to tell you about our services."
Forces them to rebuild the relationship from scratch."James, congratulations on the COO seat. Last time we spoke, in March, you told me it was your two-year goal. How are the first weeks going?"
Builds on the goal he shared with you in March.Every weekday, Reconnect starts with the conversations that went quiet and reopens them in your voice, always with people you've already talked to. Everything else is extra, and optional.
We read your past threads (read-only) and find the people who showed real interest and then went silent. Each one gets a re-opener that picks up exactly where you left it.
Example"David, I saw your post about Helix's 2027 plans. In May you were taking our proposal to the board. Is it still on the table, or have priorities changed?"
In a busy week it's natural for a small commitment, like sharing an idea or getting back to someone, to get buried in the inbox. Reconnect reopens the conversation with its context, without committing you to anything you don't have ready.
ExampleLaura hears from you about what you promised in September, the week she welcomes three new hires.
When someone you've already talked to takes a new role or changes company, your congratulations go out that day, mentioning your history together.
ExampleJames became COO on Monday. In March he told you that was his goal.
People you already worked with hear from you when something real changes for them: a new role, a new office, news about their company. Always starting from what you did together.
ExampleHelix, a client from 2024, just opened a second office. You hadn't spoken since the project ended.
Replies answered in your voice the same morning. Pricing, complaints and commitments come to you, with the full history summarized.
ExampleTom asked about your rates. Left for you, with his thread in two lines.
Who your competitors are hiring, who mentioned you and what we did about it, what your sector is talking about. Plus posts built from what clients ask you in private.
ExampleNorthwind opened 4 sales roles in Germany: likely expansion into your DACH clients.
Included from the $149 planPick your world. Each example shows what you ask, what we do on our own, what we leave for you and how we know what we know.
You spent years building a premier network. It's time to let it work for you, without burning your reputation on cold DMs.
These examples are included in Authority & CEO Radar · $149/mo
"Each morning, answer the easy replies in each rep's voice. Anything about price or terms goes to the rep."
14 replies across 3 reps. 9 answered, 3 handed to the right rep, 2 closed politely.
"Every Friday: activity per rep, which messages got answers and which objections came up. One page."
212 messages, 38 replies (18%). Questions about their work: 29%. Company intros: 7%.
"Once a month, group the objections from our conversations and show me the best reply to each."
24 objections in 3 groups, each with the reply that kept the conversation alive.
"When someone asked for a proposal and then went quiet, reopen the conversation with something real. Never my current clients."
6 conversations went quiet after a proposal or a first call. 2 reopened this week, 1 has already replied.
"Look at clients whose project ended a while ago. When one of them grows or changes, write to them with something true."
3 past clients with news this month. 1 reopened this week, no reply yet.
"When someone said they would send me something or call me back and never did, pick it up. Nothing pushy."
4 promises left hanging in your inbox. 2 picked up this week.
"When someone asked about working with me and then went quiet, reopen the conversation. No pressure."
9 conversations went quiet after a first call or a proposal. 3 reopened today.
"Reconnect with former clients and good contacts when something real happens. Never my current clients."
5 former clients had news this week. 3 messages sent, each with a true reason.
"At the end of each month, show me what changed. In results, not in activity."
About 11 hours back. 23 relationships reopened. 9 people wrote back after months of silence.
"Sort candidate replies. Answer the simple ones, tell me who's really interested."
14 replies: 5 interested, 6 "not now", 3 not a fit, answered kindly.
"If a hiring manager stops replying, follow up once, picking up exactly where we left it."
4 quiet threads. 4 follow-ups that continue the conversation.
"Check in with people I placed a year ago or more. They're my next clients and referrals."
6 people you placed reached 1 year in their role. 6 personal check-ins sent.
Illustrative examples with fictional names.
Everything technical stays on our side, and it keeps working with your computer off.
Pick a plan: the first 7 days are free. Within 24 hours we email you a link; you add a small browser extension and click Connect. No password is shared.
About 3 minutesBefore day 3 of your trial, you get a ranked list of the conversations that went quiet in the last 12 to 18 months: proposals, first calls and promises that got buried, sorted by commercial intent, each with a real reason to reopen it. Nothing is sent. If there is nothing worth reopening, you cancel before day 8 and pay nothing.
Before day 3We learn your voice from your own conversations and leave out everyone you asked us to. The examples you chose run every weekday in your time zone, always within the daily limits we keep for safety and trust.
Every weekdayWe start gently on purpose. Your Opportunity Map arrives before day 3. Right after, the first messages go out at a gentle pace, up to 5 a day, so you see how your own network reacts before your first payment. Then up to 10, 20 and finally 30 messages a day, a pace that looks like you on a good day.
Designs the method behind Reconnect
A professional relationship deserves the same respect online as it does face to face. For 18 years I've helped professionals and founders communicate their value without pressure: I run Sales Pitch and Elevator Pitch workshops and wrote reinVenta (Selling Without Pressure), a book on ethical, non-manipulative B2B sales. That same judgment is built into the playbook your account runs on.
When I design an account, I combine my experience as a sales coach and a people coach with the context between you and each contact. Every message follows the same guidelines:
"Sergi defined the right methodology for our sales strategy. His eye for detail and his boldness to spot what matters accelerated our sales: we doubled the previous month's sales in just two weeks."
"Thanks to his techniques, the way we sell is now much more efficient, resulting in more clients. The best part is how practical he is, and his enormous capacity to listen."
"His approach helped us understand our clients' real and immediate needs and close sales in a more natural way, without selling."
Reconnect reopens the conversations that went quiet and takes on the inbox triage and follow-up that eat an hour or two of every workday. Monthly, no setup fee, no contract. The first 7 days are free.
For sales directors with a B2B team. Up to 3 reps included, +$49 a month per extra rep.
For founders, CEOs and senior advisors whose network is their biggest asset.
For coaches, consultants, recruiters and freelancers who can't keep up with LinkedIn.
Reconnect protects the reputation you spent years building. That's why it isn't for everyone.
There is a technical side to all this. You don't have to deal with any of it.
Outreach tools are built to send volume to strangers. Reconnect works the other way round: relevance, context and warmth over volume. It only writes to people you've already talked to, finds a true reason to talk and writes one message at a time. And it's done for you: there's nothing to set up, write or monitor.
TechnicalNo. You click a link, add a browser extension and press Connect. That's about three minutes, once. The AI, the instructions, the daily schedules, the limits and the monitoring are set up and maintained by us.
TechnicalNo. Once connected, everything runs on our side every weekday, with your computer off or your laptop closed.
TechnicalNo. Everything that runs your account is included in the price. You only need your LinkedIn account.
TechnicalNever. The extension uses your existing LinkedIn session. If you remove it, access stops. More on how we protect your session.
Your conversations, read-only, so every message knows what was said before and so we can find the opportunities in them. It's used only to run your account and is never shared with other clients.
Yes. If there are clients or people you don't want Reconnect to deal with, you upload a file with their LinkedIn profile URLs in the setup form, and Reconnect will never start a conversation with them. You can add more at any time by sending us another file or URL. The same goes for confidential contacts or topics: Reconnect never opens or acts on those conversations. Key accounts go on the same list.
Yes. Before writing anything, we read how you write in your own past conversations: how formal you are, how long your messages are, how you open and close. Every message follows that. If there is something you would never say, tell us in the setup form.
No, that would bring the work back to you. Reconnect acts within the limits you set and tells you what it did in your summary. Pricing, complaints, commitments and anything unclear are never answered automatically: they come to you in your summary.
For everything Reconnect writes, yes. Before writing to someone for one rep, we check whether anyone else on the team has already talked to that person. If so, our message waits and you decide who leads. What a rep types by hand on LinkedIn can't be blocked, but those overlaps show up in your Friday page.
Up to 30, and fewer at the start. Nothing is sent before your Opportunity Map, which arrives before day 3. Then up to 5 a day for the first days, up to 10 in week 2, up to 20 in week 3 and up to 30 after that. If there's no one worth writing to, fewer or none are sent.
Not by default. Reconnect only writes to people you've already talked to. If you also want it to invite new people who clearly fit your market, or to reply to people who comment on your posts, you can switch that on in the setup form. Otherwise it stays off. When on, invitations are never more than 5 a day, and we only write to someone once they accept.
We keep conservative daily limits, start gently and write to your contacts at a human pace. Your account connects from its own address in your country and only works on weekdays, during office hours. As with any tool that works on LinkedIn, there is no absolute guarantee, and accounts with a long history are the best fit, which is why we don't accept brand-new or barely used ones. Reconnect is not affiliated with LinkedIn. More on how we protect your session.
Reconnect works best if you have around 20 or more business conversations on LinkedIn from the last 12 to 18 months: proposals, first calls, promises. If your history is thin, your Opportunity Map will be short, and you can cancel before day 8 without paying. If your account is brand new, it is better to wait.
You choose a plan and enter your card. The first 7 days are free and your first payment is taken on day 8, only if you haven't cancelled. Within 24 hours you get the instructions to connect, and your Opportunity Map arrives before day 3, followed by your first messages, so you see what Reconnect finds and how your network reacts before you pay anything: the conversations that went quiet and are worth reopening. If there are none, cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.
Anytime, from your billing portal with the email you used to subscribe. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing. After that, billing is monthly with no contract and the service runs until the end of the month you paid for.
Start today and see what your LinkedIn has been hiding. Your first payment is on day 8, only if you stay.
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