Saurav Gupta

Co Founder and CEO

SalesRobot

Salesrobot is the easiest way to automate your cold outreach across LinkedIn and cold email and get quality leads using AI-personalized outreach

Founder

Avid Secure Inc (acq by Sophos)

- Built the first version on ML technology for securing cloud environment with log analysis
- Part of team of early engineers acquired by top British cybersecurity firm (Sophos)
- Created highly innovative cloud data visualization features post acquisition

Data Scientist

AliceAI

- Built AI software for CCTV video analysis in real-time
- Sold to top real estate companies in India
- Onboarded stellar team of advisors from the real estate industry
- Accepted by top Indian startup accelerators such as Nasscom 10k and Axilor Ventures

Genome Institute of Singapore

Developed machine learning techniques to discover gene regulatory networks from single-cell RNAseq data.

Research Officer

Hiperware Pte Ltd

Developed machine learning techniques to create a personalized learning experience for the users of a K-12 education app.

Software Engineer

Sysmex Corporation

Developed a software application to classify medical images using machine learning techniques.

Research Intern

Still getting new clients using your network? Talk to me and I'll help you get clients with cold outreach.

We help you generate more leads from Linkedin, period.

We have the latest growth hacks for Linkedin and we have helped our clients get amazing results on Linkedin.

We can share case studies with you on how we got:
- 60% connection acceptance rates on average (across industries and personas)
- 30% reply rates
- 100s of leads per week

Let's face it. This pandemic hasn't been kind on any of us. Lead generation has become much harder.

So if you're an agency doing outsourced lead generation on behalf of your clients from Linkedin (or a business owner/salesperson looking to generate leads consistently from Linkedin), do get in touch with me. We can be your secret sauce.

Book a call at calendly.com/sam_gupta/15min

Helping B2B founders grow their personal brand on LinkedIn organically| Social Media Manager at Salesrobot | Building everything from 0

You're reading this because your LinkedIn isn't delivering meetings

You've tried everything to book meetings on LinkedIn:

↳ Sending connection requests 
↳ LinkedIn messages templates 
↳ Posting content

Yet, your calendar remains empty while your revenue targets loom large. 

Each morning, you check your inbox hoping for responses, only to face another day of disappointment.

This frustration is deeper than you might realize...

Every day without enough quality meetings means: 

↳ Your sales team is demoralized 
↳ Your growth projections keep getting pushed back 
↳ Your competitive position weakens as others gain market share 

We've helped 100+ businesses overcome these exact challenges

In the past 4 years, we've transformed LinkedIn into a predictable meeting generator for multiple businesses and agencies just like yours:

↳ Achieving 40%+ reply rates (compared to the industry average of 5-10%) 
↳ Booking 20-30 quality meetings monthly through strategic outreach 
↳ Building systems that deliver results month after month

Our clients once shared your frustrations until they implemented our proven approach.

If you want to book 20-30 meetings per month, book a strategy call with us at https://calendly.com/d/cncd-gd3-8cb or just go do a free trial at salesrobot.co

Sachin Rawat

Sales tech bro checklist:

✅ Name dropped Clay in every post 
✅ Called basic automation 'AI agents' 
✅ Posted my n8n workflow with 47 steps 
✅ Forgot to mention it breaks every 3 days 
✅ Used 'AI' 5 times in one LinkedIn post
✅ Made a 5-minute task sound like rocket science
✅ Started every sentence with 'Here's how we scaled...'

Time to launch my $2K course?

I write about LinkedIn messaging, B2B growth hacks, and partnerships | Growth @ SalesRobot | $1M ARR

1 viral post won’t fix a broken funnel.

But a system will.

Here’s what changed for us.

In 2025, at SalesṚobot.co, we generated 3M+ impressions on LinkedIn. Not from one-off posts.

From a repeatable system that produces viral posts every week.

More importantly, we didn’t stop at attention.

That attention turned into pipeline.
And that pipeline turned into revenue.

In March 2025, we were at $30k MRR
(after losing ~$30k the month before).

And last month, we crossed $1M ARR.

Here’s what actually worked:

→ Gemini to consistently create scroll-stopping content
→ LinkedIn to distribute and build authority
→ One underrated tool to turn engagement into revenue

We built an inbound engine that works on autopilot. 

If you want the full 3-pillar inbound system we use— from content → attention → revenue. 

Comment “INBOUND” and I’ll send the playbook

Read this if you want to create LinkedIn content

But don't want to post every day

Every day, someone wakes up and decides to create LinkedIn content.

But at the end of the first week, they give up.

Only 3-5% of the people are consistent.

Even I'm not that consistent.

One of the few people whose content I truly enjoy reading is Alex Fine🌲, 🦾Eric Nowoslawski, and Matthew Putnam 🔵. 

That's the end of the list.

Know what they have in common? Systems.

Here are the 5 systems I use to stay consistent:

1. Claude Projects for each team member - Fill context with best content examples, voice, tone preferences

 
2. Batch content creation - Create multiple pieces when inspiration hits

3. Clarity - Focus on pain points, problems, solutions first. Edit formatting later

4. Know your content types - Authority/POV posts, lead magnets, building in public content

5.  Trend awareness - Talk about trending topics. Tools like Cursor, Claude Code are content goldmines right now

Don't wing it. The consistent ones have processes.

We proved this at SalesṚobot.co. We generated 3M+ impressions and content helped us add 50% revenue in 2025. 

The best part is that our content system runs whether we post daily or not.

If you want to know more about our content system, we are doing a webinar with Supergrow and are breaking down our strategy on January 29th. 

Comment "Yes" if you want to join us (hate to play this game, but LinkedIn hates links)

Okay, I'm late to this whole vibe coding thing...

But this weekend I vibe coded my first web app on Cursor

It's a daily workout tracker with a HEATMAP. Got the idea from this trending tweet and thought... why not build it for myself?

And I'm kinda blown away by how STUPID easy this was. 

For context, I have ZERO coding experience. Like, none. 

If you ask me what a line of code is for, I'll have to ask GPT or Claude to explain it to me like a 10-year-old... which is exactly what I do right now. No shame.

Okay, back to the vibe coding.

So I just kept talking to Cursor agent like I saw in that Lee Robinson course...

"Hey, I want a dark-themed workout tracker that shows my progress in heatmap style. I want weekly, monthly and yearly views."

More chatting... and about 20 minutes later... boom.

Working web app.

The interface is clean, tracks everything I need, displays progress in those satisfying GitHub-style heatmaps (exactly what I gave it as reference).

Works perfectly for what I wanted.

Now I'm connecting it to Supabase so people can actually log in and save their data instead of losing everything when they close the browser (let me know if I'm doing this right).

But as soon as I was about to do that... it got REAL funny.

I hit my free plan limit QUICK.
Guess who's upgrading to a pro plan?

I'll share the app soon... or maybe you'll build it much faster than me.
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For those, who want to know how I fixed errors?

Simple. Copy-paste the error into ChatGPT.

"Fix this for me."

Applied the solution. Done.

You can also use Claude for it.
You can do it on Cursor itself, but it quickly fills the context window. 

Right now, it's just me using it.
But I'm planning to give my friends access next week.
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What's crazy is...

I read this post about a guy who built a Tinder-style restaurant picker app for his wife using Lovable. GENIUS.

These little apps... they start as personal solutions but I predict some of them will end up making people $3-5K per month in passive income.

What random app idea have you been thinking about but never built because you "can't code"?

Drop it in the comments... I'm curious what problems people actually want to solve.

This will make some people really UNCOMFORTABLE

BUT 56/140 calls were booked by AI

And before you dismiss this... 

12 of those AI-booked calls are already CLOSED.

Yet B2B companies are TERRIFIED of letting AI handle their sales conversations.

Every weekend, I review 4-5 sales calls, and prospects generally have questions like:

- "What if it sounds robotic?"
- "What if prospects notice?"
- "What if it says something wrong?"

All valid questions.

If I were a lead gen agency owner, I'd say the only way to find the answers is to try it out.

And I know some people will, because no one wants to spend 3 hours daily managing client inboxes.

Missing a $10K deal because your team forgot to follow up really hurts. 

The more time your SDRs spend typing responses, the more your competitors are scaling past you.

So, let me share how we do it:

We fed our AI system 40+ proven playbooks from our highest-converting campaigns. Post that the process is simple:

→ WE design the campaign strategy everytime
→ WE decide if prospects are warm or cold
→ WE set the conversation goals
→ AI executes OUR playbook 

→ Warm prospects get nurtured
→ Cold prospects get valuable feedback requests
→ Hot prospects get meeting invitations/calendar invite

All done as per frameworks that already work for lead gen agencies.

The result?

56 meetings booked in 30 days without us touching those conversations.

And I'm giving away this exact system to the first 100 people.

We will cover the cost.

You just test it on your campaigns and see if what I'm saying is true.

Comment "SYSTEM" if you want access.

NOTE: First 100 comments only.

P.S. Graphic inspiration from the COLD IQ team.

Founders in their 40s, 50s, even 60s do create content.

But it’s usually:

• Milestones
• Announcements
• “Proud to share…” posts

And that’s not where the real power of content lives.

Gen Z figured something out that most experienced marketers still underestimate:

👉 Building in public creates asymmetrical returns.

- They don’t wait for outcomes.
- They document the journey.
- They share the process, the thinking, the mistakes, the learnings.

And because of that, the downside is small. 

BUT the upside is massive.

One post can:
• Bring clients years later
• Build trust before a sales call
• Create leverage you can’t buy with ads
• Open doors you didn’t even knock on

That’s asymmetrical return.

You put in one unit of effort. 
You might get 100x, 1,000x, or more back.

If you're a busy founder, approach content like this:

Don’t try to be everywhere.

1. Pick one platform

- Learn it. 
- Understand the culture. 
- Build to a meaningful audience.

2. Then move to the second platform

3. Then the third

How to know you’re doing it right (3 levels)

Level 1: Your content is good.
Level 2: You’re getting thoughtful comments and leaving thoughtful comments.
Level 3 (rare): Your content is strong and your comment section is valuable.

That’s where trust, distribution, and leverage live.

Most people never reach Level 3.

But those who do get results that look “lucky” from the outside.

Content won’t give you everything in life.

But it can give you:
• Visibility
• Credibility
• Leverage
• Optionality

And in today’s world, those are the most asymmetrical assets you can build.

If you’re a founder or agency owner who wants to turn content into authority and inbound opportunities, DM me.

Last year, I tested something weird with cold outreach.

Instead of selling my service... 

I sold prospects on themselves.

And I booked 130+ meetings total. All manual.

Here's the exact process I used (you can copy this):

Step 1: Research their wins, not their pain

I spent 5-7 minutes on their LinkedIn looking for:

- Recent promotions
- Growth metrics they've shared
- Projects they've led

Step 2: Lead with their expertise

So my earlier sequence was like "I help SaaS companies generate leads..."

Which didn't get good results. 

So I changed a few things, example:

"Hey Michael, great posts about subject lines, shared them with my team since we do DFY services too :) Hope to see some good results."

Zero pitch. Making them the hero.

Step 3: Ask about their process

"How'd you approach the messaging strategy for that campaign?"

People love explaining how they did something impressive.

And believe me, they'll write paragraphs.

Step 4: Position the meeting naturally

After they explain their approach:

"That is so dope. You know I help run this XYZ podcast and this is exactly the kind of thinking our audience needs to hear. Would love to have you on the show."

Or for sales:

"That's so good. You've figured out the core boss man. Mind if we chat about it?"

CONCLUSION 

People engage with people who recognize their value.

I genuinely learned stuff from every conversation. 

Try this approach and let me know how it went. 

P.S. We have now automated this process and are booking even more meetings!

I've listened to this one podcast episode 6 times. 

So good that I had to transcribe it.

We recorded 100+ episodes in 2025. 
Some were decent. Some were okay. 
But the Orestas interview? Different level.

Every time I listened, I caught something new. 
A framework I missed. A tactic I forgot. 
Some insight that hit different the second time around.

So this week I decided to transcribe the whole thing. 
I pulled out every framework/system mentioned.
And turned it all into a cheat sheet.

Not because I'm trying to sell you something. 
Because good information shouldn't stay buried for too long, imo.

What's inside:

✅ The Revenue-Back Lead Quality Loop (stops client churn) 
✅ 20K Lead Minimum Rule 
✅ Outlook deliverability secrets
✅ Channel selection matrix (when to call vs email vs LinkedIn) 

Most people listen to podcasts and move on. 
I listen and take notes.

Because the difference between hearing something valuable and using it? 
Writing it down and applying the frameworks.

Everything's in the cheat sheet below.

P.S. We are breaking down our inbound-led outbound strategy in a 60-minute masterclass. Comment “ME” and I’ll send you an invite.

"I don't know what to post on LinkedIn."

I used to say this every day. 
Staring at a blank post box. 
Overthinking everything.

So I showed up last year. Not that often. 
Got some decent results though. 1 million impressions and a few gigs.

For the last few weeks, I've been reading David Goggins' "Can't Hurt Me."
And one thing is for sure... 

HE IS THE BADDEST MOTHERF*CKER ON PLANET EARTH.

This guy talks about journaling and the accountability mirror. A LOT.

I've started doing both things. 
With a small twist of mine, ofc. 

Turns out, they're also the secret to never running out of content.

Here's what I do now:

I follow Dominic Hart's habit tracker process. 
End of each day, I write down what I did right and what I screwed up. 
Takes 5 minutes.

I also track basic habits. 
Reading. Working out. Walking.

Now those daily notes have become my posts.

- Had a terrible call with a prospect? That's a post about what not to do. 
- Finally figured out why my email campaigns sucked? Content. 
- Skipped my workout three days straight? Post about consistency.

The stuff you think is too boring or personal? 
That's exactly what people want to read.

Talk about your daily grind. 
People love reading that.

And I've started putting this on Substack weekly. 
My subscriber count? Zero.

But now I have 3 posts written just from last week's notes.

Most people stare at LinkedIn wondering what to share. 
But you live and breathe content every day.

You just don't think it's worth sharing.

Track your days. 
Share your process. 
The content will write itself.

P.S. I'll drop the link about how to create a Habit tracker and to be a Substack newsletter in the comments below.

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