Prepare personal LinkedIn outreach with an AI agent
A Monmo agent can prepare your LinkedIn outreach. It takes the people on your list, reads each profile and company page, checks HubSpot for history, and writes a short personal note and a follow-up message for each one. The drafts wait in a Google Sheet for your approval. It does not send connection requests or bulk messages; you decide who hears from you and send each note yourself.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
How the agent does it
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You give it the list
Share a Google Sheet of names and companies, such as Q1 prospects, or a list in HubSpot. The agent works through it in small batches, for example twenty people each Monday morning, so you have time to read every draft.
- 02
It reads each profile and company page
For every person it opens the LinkedIn profile and the company page, then notes the role, time in the job, recent posts and company news. Each fact is saved with its link, so you can check it.
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It checks HubSpot before it writes
It looks up the person and the company in HubSpot. An open deal, an earlier conversation or a colleague who knows them changes the message, and current customers come off the cold list altogether.
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It drafts one note per person
Each draft opens with something true about that person, says in one sentence why you are writing and asks a single small question. A longer follow-up, for after they accept, is written at the same time.
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The drafts go into your sheet
With your OK it adds the drafts to your Google Sheet, one row per person: profile link, why they fit, the note, the follow-up and a status. You edit in place and mark the rows you approve.
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You send, one person at a time
Sending stays with you. You send each approved note from your own LinkedIn account, at your own pace, then tell the agent which rows went out. It never sends connection requests or bulk messages.
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It keeps HubSpot and the follow-ups current
For the rows marked sent, it prepares the HubSpot updates: the contact, a note with what you wrote and a follow-up task in seven days. You see all of them on a single card and allow or decline.
What each batch gives you
- A researched row for each person, with the profile link and the reason they fit
- A personal connection note and a follow-up message per person, ready to edit
- Current customers and open deals taken off the list before you write to anyone
- HubSpot contacts, notes and follow-up tasks prepared on one card for the notes you sent
When it asks you
Notes and messages are drafts: nothing leaves your LinkedIn account unless you send it yourself. Adding the drafts to your Google Sheet and creating a contact, note or task in HubSpot ask first, and one card can cover a batch.
How to ask
- Here is the sheet Q1 prospects with 40 operations leaders. For the first 20, read each LinkedIn profile, check HubSpot and draft a connection note under 200 characters plus a follow-up message. Add the drafts to the sheet. Do not send anything.
- Every Monday at 8:30, prepare the next 20 rows the same way and tell me when the drafts are ready to read.
- I sent rows 3, 7 and 12 today. Log them in HubSpot and set a follow-up task for each next Tuesday.
Watch it work
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On screen
LinkedIn
Google Sheets
Gmail
Pick a job. Watch it get done.
- Why
- The outreach you asked for. Each one is personal and has an unsubscribe line.
- Where
- Your Gmail · 20 people at 17 companies
- What to expect
- Sends 20 emails now. Follow-ups wait for your approval in 3 days. LinkedIn notes stay as drafts for you to send.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent send LinkedIn connection requests automatically?
No. This job is built so that you stay the sender. A Monmo agent researches each person, writes a note for them and lists the drafts in a sheet. You choose who to contact and send each one from your own account. There is no automatic sending and no bulk messaging. LinkedIn has its own rules about automated activity, and your account is yours to protect.
How does an AI agent personalise a LinkedIn message?
It reads the person's profile, their recent posts and their company's page, then checks HubSpot for any history with you. The draft opens with one specific detail, such as a new role or a post from last week, and the link to the source sits beside it in the sheet so you can confirm it before you send.
Will the messages read like a template?
They should not, because each one is written from that person's own profile and not from a mail merge. Give the agent three messages you have sent and liked, and the phrases you avoid. When a profile says too little to write something true, it tells you and suggests leaving that person out instead of inventing a detail.
Does it work with a CRM other than HubSpot?
Yes. The same job runs with Salesforce or any other CRM in the app directory, or with a plain Google Sheet if you have no CRM yet. The agent reads records without asking and asks before it creates or changes one. If a connection cannot do a step, it can open the CRM's website in its own browser.
What does it do when someone replies on LinkedIn?
Tell the agent, or paste the reply into the chat. It drafts your answer in the tone of the thread, suggests a next step such as a short meeting, and prepares the HubSpot update that records the reply. You send the answer yourself and approve the record change, the same as with the first note.