Team
Lead Qualification Hero
Project Concept
Businesses and startups spend a lot of time qualifying leads, and finding a lock smith moment — I.E the time where someone feels the pain and wants to purchase your solution to it.
However, this is very time consuming. Can we automate this process?
Basic set of actions i usually take manually:
How to find the right people , at the right time to buy my product that solves their pains?
- my go to place to find them is Linkedin
- i use the search function and a couple of keywords to pull up relevant posts from the last 24 hours
- i look at the post and see if it challenges the status quo (sentiment: pain, frustration, opportunity) in case more than 5 reactions (comments and likes) i make a comment to become visible
- i look at the commenters and likers of the post and see if the meet my ICP and persona for the product i want to sell to
- for the ones that meet our ICP (and are 2nd degree connection) i do put them on a list (i also check if we already reached out to them.
- i start working the list → sending out messages to make a connection and spark interest
- per individual i look at their profile to find 1. a , recent, link to the product i’m selling 2. Find a really personal note.
-Use the info to send the message (or use them i a sequence)
Entry
Status: Submitted
Last saved: May 22 at 8:57 PM CEST
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CTPO at Pandria
Only tinkerer here
Omar Khafagi is the Co-Founder and CTPO of Pandria, a company focused on performance management and feedback AI. With over 8 years of experience in software engineering and product management, Omar has previously held significant roles at Spotify, where he contributed to user interface improvements and design systems. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from The American University in Cairo. Passionate about clear communication and collaboration, Omar is currently engaged in developing innovative projects, including a homebrew app using primitive rendering libraries to create a modern UI framework. He is actively seeking investors to further advance his initiatives in the tech field.
performance management, feedback AI, software engineering, product management, user interface design, design systems, server-driven architecture, blockchain integration, AI, DevOps, modern UI frameworks, primitive rendering libraries, homebrew app development
Creating a switch home brew app, port of PKSM
https://github.com/FlagBrew/PKSM/pull/1497/files
Main cool thing about this is I'm basically using very primitve rendering libraries (SDL2) to create something of a modern UI framework to make building this thing easy.
Of course on the side, I build Pandria, a performance management and feedback AI copilot