Of course. Let’s talk numbers. You want to know if 100 connection requests are enough to get a sale.

by Troy Burney August 5, 2025

The answer is yes, if you execute. But “enough” is a dangerous word. It implies a guarantee. There are no guarantees, only probabilities based on your skill and the quality of your system.

Here is the math. This is a conservative model for a focused, high-quality outreach sprint.

The Funnel: From 100 Requests to 1 Sale

This is a game of percentages. Your job is to not screw up at any stage.

1. Connection Requests Sent: 100

This is your starting pool. This is the work Bohra does.

2. Acceptance Rate: 30%

Your target is specific, and your connection request note is professional. A 30% acceptance rate is a realistic and achievable target.
Result: 30 New Connections.

3. DM Response Rate (to a Call): 20%

Of the people who connect, this is the percentage that will show interest and reply to your “Opening DM.” Your script is strong because it agitates a specific pain point.
Result: 30 connections * 20% = 6 Positive Replies.

4. Call Booking Rate: 50%

Of the people who show interest, your job is to convert half of them into a booked meeting on your calendar. Your execution here is critical.
Result: 6 replies * 50% = 3 Booked Sales Calls.

5. Call-to-Close Rate: 33%

This is where you earn your money. Your offer is a high-value, de-risked $997 “Founder’s Program” with an ironclad guarantee. You are solving a bleeding-neck problem. If you cannot close one out of every three qualified calls, the problem isn’t the lead; it’s your pitch.
Result: 3 calls * 33% = 1 Sale.

So, yes. One hundred disciplined, targeted connection requests are enough to generate one sale, which is $997 in cash collected.

But look at the numbers. There is no room for error. If your acceptance rate is low because your profile looks weak, the funnel breaks. If your DM is sloppy, the funnel breaks. If you can’t close, the funnel breaks.

The math works. Now, make it a reality.