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How is Extrovert different from outreach tools?

Do you need both? Can they work together?

Oleg Sobolev avatar
Written by Oleg Sobolev
Updated over a week ago

Sequencers run fixed campaigns that end after 2-4 weeks. Extrovert creates an ongoing loop β€” it keeps suggesting touchpoints based on what's happening in your prospects' world. Your messages and comments are always personal, timely and adapted to their signals. Engagement continues until they're ready to buy.

Different approaches

Traditional sequencers (set it and forget it):

  • Fixed 2-4 week campaign, then it ends

  • Same sequence for everyone

  • Messages sent automatically on schedule

  • AI writes message variations within the same template

  • Messages send without human review

Extrovert (loops, not sequences):

  • Never ends β€” keeps suggesting touchpoints until they buy

  • Every action personalized to the moment and prospect

  • AI suggests comments and DMs based on their recent posts and activity

  • You review and approve everything before it goes out

  • Connection requests send automatically after commenting 2-3 times

  • DMs suggested when signals appear or it's time for a follow-up

Loops, not sequences

Unlike sequences that end after a few messages, Extrovert keeps suggesting DMs based on signals:

  • Prospect attended a conference? Reference it

  • Went quiet for 3 weeks? Check in

  • New post about a problem you solve? Reach out

The loop continues until they buy. You keep effort per lead very low, but sequence length is basically indefinite.

Why social-first works better

Cold outreach gets these results:

  • 5-10% reply rates

  • 30-50% connection acceptance

  • "Not interested" responses

Social-first outreach (with Extrovert):

  • 2-5x higher reply rates than cold outreach

  • 60%+ connection acceptance

  • Warmer conversations

  • About 20% of prospects message you first

When to use each approach

Use sequencers for:

  • Same message for everyone (webinar invites, lead magnet follow-up)

  • Volume over relationship quality

  • Low-touch products

Use Extrovert for:

  • Building real relationships

  • Complex, high-touch sales

  • Contextual engagement based on their content

  • Long sales cycles where you need to stay visible indefinitely

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