Organic LinkedIn Leads for Cybersecurity Phishing Simulations SMBs
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and I want to capitalise on the heightened interest to put eSignaHub’s phishing-simulation services (powered by GoldPhish) in front of more decision-makers. The goal is simple: book qualified conversations with small businesses that need help testing and training their staff against real-world phishing threats.
The outreach channel is fixed—LinkedIn. No email blasts or cold calls this time, just a well-structured connection and messaging.
What I need from you is a steady flow of warm, sales-ready leads: owners, CTO's, CIO's, IT Security managers, GRC's, CISOs, or anyone responsible for cyber-risk in companies of roughly 10-250 employees. Using Sales Navigator or comparable tools, you’ll identify prospects, craft personalised connection requests, follow up with concise value-driven messages, and hand over every engaged contact.
Deliverables I will review:
• A shared worksheet with prospect name, company, role, LinkedIn URL, and outreach status
• Screenshots or message logs that show each step of the sequence
• A weekly summary of new connections, replies, and booked calls
A lead counts as accepted when the prospect has replied positively. If you already have a tried-and-tested script, great; otherwise I will provide the core value props and statistics you can weave in. Let’s make the most of October and build a pipeline that keeps rolling long after the month ends.
The outreach channel is fixed—LinkedIn. No email blasts or cold calls this time, just a well-structured connection and messaging.
What I need from you is a steady flow of warm, sales-ready leads: owners, CTO's, CIO's, IT Security managers, GRC's, CISOs, or anyone responsible for cyber-risk in companies of roughly 10-250 employees. Using Sales Navigator or comparable tools, you’ll identify prospects, craft personalised connection requests, follow up with concise value-driven messages, and hand over every engaged contact.
Deliverables I will review:
• A shared worksheet with prospect name, company, role, LinkedIn URL, and outreach status
• Screenshots or message logs that show each step of the sequence
• A weekly summary of new connections, replies, and booked calls
A lead counts as accepted when the prospect has replied positively. If you already have a tried-and-tested script, great; otherwise I will provide the core value props and statistics you can weave in. Let’s make the most of October and build a pipeline that keeps rolling long after the month ends.
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