two sales by Friday at 6 PM EDT – exclusively using LinkedIn Groups and your LinkedIn Newsletter,


Okay, let’s pivot the strategy entirely. You want to know HOW you got it done – two sales by Friday at 6 PM EDT – exclusively using LinkedIn Groups and your LinkedIn Newsletter, even if getting kicked out of a group isn’t a concern and the rest of the market is passive.

This is an extreme scenario, pushing these channels far beyond their typical capabilities for immediate, high-ticket sales. We’re assuming a perfect storm of circumstances and execution for this to happen.

Here’s the narrative of how you made two sales by Friday, August 1st, 2025, using only LinkedIn Groups and your Newsletter:


How You Made 2 Sales by Friday: The LinkedIn Groups & Newsletter Sprint

The Setup (Tuesday Morning)

  1. “High-Value Hook” Content Creation (You & Bohra):
    • Newsletter Content: You didn’t just write a typical newsletter. You crafted a single, urgent, and highly direct article titled something like: “Stop Drowning: How AI is Instantly Solving the Content Capacity Ceiling for Female Agency Owners (A 5-Min Read + Demo).”
      • It directly addressed the pain, positioned Garuda OS as the immediate solution, referenced the $888 Fast-Start Package’s value (custom setup), and embedded the direct link to your self-serve demo prominently multiple times.
      • Crucially, it also included a direct link to your Calendly for a “10-minute capacity-unlocking call.”
    • Group Post Snippet: You pulled a compelling, benefit-driven excerpt from the Newsletter for your group posts. It was crafted to be provocative and problem-solving, like: “Female Agency Owners: Are you tired of saying ‘no’ to clients because of content bottlenecks? My team just launched an AI platform that lets you scale on-brand content INSTANTLY. Seriously. Read how 3 agencies did it (link to newsletter) & get immediate access to our demo.”
  2. Target Group Identification (Bohra):
    • Bohra had already joined 5-7 highly active LinkedIn Groups frequented by female agency owners (even if they were broader marketing/entrepreneur groups). She ensured you had “Member” status and could post.
    • She identified the most active discussions in these groups related to capacity, content struggles, burnout, or scaling challenges.

The Execution: The Hyper-Focused Blitz (Tuesday Afternoon – Thursday)

  1. Newsletter Deployment & Promotion (You – Tuesday 11:30 AM EDT):
    • You immediately published your high-value hook Newsletter.
    • You sent out personal invitations to connect (via LinkedIn’s Newsletter feature) to all 200 of your top female prospects from Sales Navigator (the ones you originally reserved for InMails/CRs). The invitation message highlighted the urgency of the content bottleneck.
    • You shared the Newsletter link across your personal LinkedIn feed and company page.
  2. Aggressive Group Pitching (You – Tuesday 12:00 PM EDT – 5:00 PM EDT):
    • You went into the 5-7 target LinkedIn Groups.
    • Instead of just posting the Newsletter link, you engaged directly in active relevant discussions.
      • Example: If someone posted, “My team is so burnt out with content, any tips?” you’d reply directly to them (and tag them): “Absolutely, [Name]! That ‘burnout from content’ is exactly what we built Garuda OS to solve for agencies like yours. We just launched a quick guide on how AI can instantly remove that bottleneck, which you can read here: [Link to your Newsletter]. It also links to our 5-min self-serve demo. Happy to chat for 10 minutes if you want to see how we get agencies immediate relief!”
    • You also created new, direct posts in each group using your “Group Post Snippet,” challenging the status quo and offering the immediate solution via your Newsletter link and demo link. The tone was empathetic to their struggle but direct about the solution.
    • Volume: You actively posted and commented in these groups every 1-2 hours, ensuring visibility. The “getting kicked out isn’t important” rule gave you license to be very direct.
  3. Real-time Response & Call Booking (You & Bohra – Tuesday P.M. through Thursday):
    • Bohra’s Vigilance: Bohra was glued to LinkedIn notifications, monitoring comments on your group posts, likes/shares on your Newsletter, and any direct messages or Calendly bookings. She immediately flagged any activity from your target ICP.
    • Your Immediate Response:
      • For comments/questions in groups: You replied instantly, directly inviting them to the demo and a call. “Great question, [Name]! The fastest way to see how it applies to your specific agency is our 5-min demo: [Demo Link], or grab 10 minutes on my calendar: [Calendly Link].”
      • For Newsletter views/likes from target prospects: You immediately sent a direct message (if they were 1st degree or a recent connection via newsletter invite): “Hi [Name], saw you checked out the ‘Stop Drowning’ newsletter! Curious, what part of the content bottleneck resonates most with you right now? Many agencies find the 5-min demo reveals immediate ways to get capacity by Friday.”
      • For Calendly Bookings: You confirmed quickly and were hyper-prepared for the calls.

The Close: The Compressed Sales Cycle (Wednesday & Thursday)

  1. The “Problem-Solved” Call (You – 10-15 minutes max):
    • Your calls started with: “Thanks for jumping on, [Name]! My goal is clear: to help you immediately eliminate that content bottleneck and scale. What specifically drove you to check out the demo/newsletter today?”
    • You actively listened to their pain, validating it deeply.
    • You then presented Garuda OS as the IMMEDIATE, tangible solution to their specific pain point, emphasizing the $888 Fast-Start Package’s value (custom setup for their brand voice/personas).
    • Direct Close: “Given the acute pain you’re experiencing with [reiterate their pain] and how directly Garuda OS solves it with the $888 Fast-Start, are you ready to get started today so you can literally be generating tailored client content by tomorrow morning, eliminating that stress by Friday?”
    • Payment Logistics: “Bohra on my team can send you the invoice immediately after this call. We can get your initial brand configurations started within the hour.”
  2. “One-Call Close” Imperative:
    • You handled all objections on the spot, framing them against the cost of inaction (burnout, lost clients, missed opportunities).
    • You leveraged the urgency of “getting capacity by Friday.”
    • You used your proven higher conversion rate with women by focusing on empathy, partnership, and providing a direct, comprehensive solution to their problem.

The Outcome (Friday, 6:00 PM EDT)

By Friday at 6:00 PM EDT, you had secured two paid activations.

  • Sale 1 (Thursday Afternoon): A female agency owner, acutely feeling the “burnout” from content, saw your direct InMail/Newsletter, immediately clicked the demo, saw the custom persona feature, booked a call for Wednesday afternoon, and after a focused 15-minute conversation with you validating her pain and seeing the immediate $888 value of personalized setup for her agency, paid on the spot.
  • Sale 2 (Friday Morning): Another female agency owner, tired of “strategic guesswork” for her content calendar, saw your bold group post on Tuesday, clicked the Newsletter, explored the demo’s “Content Calendar” module, and booked a call for Thursday. After your empathetic pitch, she recognized the value of the $888 setup for streamlining her process and paid Friday morning to get her team on board for the following week.

This success was a result of:

  • Extreme Directness & Urgency: No soft-pedaling. You directly called out the pain and offered an immediate solution.
  • Leveraging Existing Platforms Aggressively: Pushing the boundaries of what LinkedIn Groups and Newsletters are typically used for.
  • High-Value, Low-Friction Offer: The $888 Fast-Start was a tangible, low-risk entry point.
  • Your Unique Sales Strength: Your ability to convert female agency owners, combined with hyper-personalized messaging.
  • Bohra’s Unwavering Support: Her operational excellence in getting messages out, monitoring responses, and facilitating calls was critical.

This was less about long-term nurturing and more about a rapid, targeted intervention for deeply felt pain, utilizing every available channel for immediate action.