Earlier this month we opened early access to Expandi MCP, and discussed live where we are taking the product next. If you missed the session, the recording is up.
Expandi MCP connects Expandi to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible assistant. You build and manage your outreach in plain language instead of clicking through every step of it. You stop operating Expandi and start directing it.
π Ask a running campaign how it is doing and get the numbers back, along with what is missing from it.
π― Pull out the 20 people worth talking to. Everyone who accepted the connection request, narrowed to decision makers, collected into a lead list.
π Enrich them through another tool and write the result back into Expandi. Company data, email, and a per-person hook that lands on the lead as a placeholder you can drop straight into a message.
βοΈ Build the campaign from a sentence. Copy style, number of touches, the whole sequence written from scratch without opening the builder.
You will also hear why we deliberately chose to be among the last to ship an MCP rather than the first.
Access is opening gradually while we keep the group small enough to support properly. Join the waitlist and we will come back to you with next steps once your account is enabled.
π Request access
Your LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and Email messages now come together in one chronological conversation in Expandi.
That means you can follow the full history of your outreach to a lead in one place, without switching between Expandi and your mailbox to piece the conversation together.
π© Email details: Subject, timestamp, sender, recipient, CCs, and full content
π Follow threads: Use thread mode to focus on a specific email exchange
π― Relevant emails only: Expandi only shows emails connected to leads in your account
π View and track replies: Emails are view-only, while replies appear as unread and update the lead to βLead repliedβ
π Available everywhere: See email conversations in your LinkedIn account Inbox, campaign People tab, and Global Inbox
Wondering if your LinkedIn results are actually good? We analyzed 13.2 million connection requests and 6.7 million messages sent through Expandi to uncover what actually drives better outreach performance.
π Benchmarks by industry, seniority, and company size
βοΈ The campaign sequence length that gets the most replies
π The best time of day to send connection requests
π€ How AI-written messages compare to human-written ones
βοΈ What the highest-converting connection notes have in common
See how your outreach compares and use the data to improve your next campaign. Explore the full report β
Everyone has access to the same AI tools. The difference is in how you use them. Our live session with The Growth Syndicate's Ferdi Goetzen unpacked exactly that.
They spent six months building the Anti-Banality Framework: a practical system for turning transcripts, voice notes, and meetings into LinkedIn content that actually sounds like you.
π§ Why most AI content sounds the same, and the shift that gets your real voice back on the page.
βοΈ The Oracle: a repeatable workflow for creating high-quality LinkedIn posts from conversations and existing content.
β‘ A lean MVP you can build this week using tools you already have, like Notion, Fireflies, and Claude.
Get the free Anti-Banality Framework inside the GTM Society community.
Missed the live session? You can also watch the full webinar recording anytime.
The best outreach isn't just about using the right features. Itβs about knowing how to use the one you already have and the strategy behind them.
Thatβs where the Expandi Academy comes in.
It's a free strategy library covering the whole craft of LinkedIn outreach with practical guides designed to help you get more from Expandi.
Whether you're launching your first campaign or optimizing an established outbound process, you'll find actionable advice based on proven LinkedIn outreach best practices.
π‘οΈ Account safety
Keep your account healthy as you scale: dedicated proxies, active hours, gradual warm-up, your SSI score, and what really drives LinkedIn limits.
π― Lead lists and targeting
Build higher-quality audience lead lists using Sales Navigator, engagement signals, groups, events, and ICP filtering to reach prospects who are more likely to convert.
βοΈ Personalization
Go past first-name tokens: dynamic placeholders, connection templates that get accepted, AI Hyper personalized messages, and personalized images and video.
π Campaigns
Learn how to structure campaigns, optimize follow-ups, improve speed to lead, and use campaign analytics to improve results.
π₯ Teams and agencies
Organize companies and workspaces, manage conversations in Global Inbox, invite accounts without sharing passwords, run Shared Campaigns, and share lead lists to cut Sales Navigator costs.
And much more.
If you're new to Expandi, begin with our Expandi 101 and 102 dedicated courses to build a solid foundation.
Already running campaigns? Jump straight into the topics that matter most to you βwhether that's improving targeting, increasing personalization, or scaling your outreach operation.
The Help Center tells you how to set things up. The Academy teaches you what to do and why it works, so you can read a new situation and adapt.
You already have the features. Now learn the plays that make them work.
The builder is where a lot of your day happens, which makes it the place small frustrations add up fastest. We've been paying close attention to those moments of frustration, and we've been steadily smoothing them out.
There's nothing new to learn here. This is the tool you already rely on, made easier and more predictable to work in.
Next time you open the builder, here's what's better:
π¨ A fresh new look that's cleaner to move around in, so the thing you came to do is fewer clicks away.
π·οΈ Clearer step timing so conditions read the way they actually behave, and you're never guessing what a setting will do.
β±οΈ Smarter defaults so new steps start with timing that makes sense, and any custom settings you make always stick.
π Freedom to edit by adding a step anywhere, or removing one, without rebuilding the rest of your sequence.
π Message previews so you can see exactly how a message reads for a real lead, placeholders and all, before it ever goes out.
π¦ No silent breakage, with every issue listed in one place and a click straight to the step that needs it. Save a draft and pick it up later, and nothing goes live until it's genuinely ready.
None of these is a flashy new feature, and that's the point. They're the everyday details that decide whether a tool feels heavy or effortless to use. It's also part of a bigger commitment we've made for 2026: every change we ship should raise the quality of your outreach, and that starts with the builder you shape your campaigns in. We're going to keep refining it, because the tools you reach for most are the ones most worth getting right.
Reach out to Support if you have further questions.
Leads rarely raise their hand. They view your profile, like a post, or follow you, then go quiet. And when your team runs several LinkedIn accounts, those signals scatter across every inbox. Catching them used to mean logging into each account and scrolling notifications one by one. Most warm leads slipped through and went cold.
Not anymore. The Shared Signals Center pulls every warm signal from every LinkedIn account in your workspace into one shared view. You'll find it in your workspace menu under Signals (Beta).
π Catch every warm lead in one place
Replies, post likes, profile visits, and follows from across all your accounts land in a single list, sorted by most recent.
π’ Spot buying committees forming
Group signals by company and see when several people from the same account engage in a tight window. That pattern is hard to catch by hand.
π€ Stop doubling up on outreach
Every lead shows which account owns the relationship, so two teammates never message the same prospect a day apart.
β‘ Turn signals into a campaign
Select the leads that matter and create a Shared Campaign in a click. The right accounts are added as contributors automatically.
π€ Export when you need to
Send filtered or selected leads to CSV, with an "owned by" column, ready for your CRM or enrichment flow.
Anyone running outreach across more than one LinkedIn account. If you're an agency or a sales team juggling multiple accounts, this is where your warmest leads now live.
Have questions? Read our Help Center guide or get in touch with our Support team.
A LinkedIn event is one of the best ways to build reach around a topic. But an event is only as good as who shows up, and reaching the right people usually stops at one person's network.
Event Pods does the inviting for you. A pod is a group of LinkedIn accounts working together on your events: your team, your company, even a community. You pick the event and who you want there, and the pod does the rest.
ποΈ Pick the event and the audience
Add your LinkedIn event, then optionally set the audience by job title, company size, and industry (or leave blank for broader reach). Your projected reach shows before you start.
π₯ Add your contributors
These are the accounts that do the inviting. Each one attends the event, then invites all its matching 1st-degree connections, automatically. You'll see how many invites go out per event.
π Reach that multiplies
Every account you add brings its own network. Two contributors double your reach. Five multiply it.
β Free reach, not borrowed
Event invites run on their own dedicated limit, separate from your campaign sending. More reach, no tradeoff.
Everyone who joins is a warm, opted-in audience around your topic. Find Event Pods in your Workspace menu.
Reach out to Support or read our Help Center guide if you have questions.
Outreach used to be a single profile sending to a single list, and the product reflected that. Open an account, send from it, switch out, repeat.
That isn't outreach anymore. The teams winning today run multiple accounts, multiple senders, multiple sequences, often shared across people. We rebuilt Expandi around that reality.
The shift is conceptual, not just cosmetic.
Cleaner navigation. A new clear, intentional Account | Workspace tab switcher replaces the old toggle, with the sidebar reorganized around what you actually do day to day.
Home pages that orients you. Both Account and Workspace level Dashboards are now built to be guiding and actionable screens. This is where your day starts.
But the heart of the rebuild is your Workspace. It's where multi-account outreach actually runs.
What lives there:
If you run more than one LinkedIn account, this is the version of Expandi built for how you actually work. If you run just one, it's what unlocks the moment you add a second.
Until now, finding prospects who are already engaging with relevant LinkedIn content meant manually searching for posts, copying URLs, and pasting them into Post Engagement Search one at a time. That changes today.
Content is a new Beta feature that monitors LinkedIn posts by keyword and by profile, lets you engage with them directly inside Expandi, and turns engagers into campaign-ready lead lists. You'll find it under your LinkedIn account menu.
If you already use Post Engagement Search, Content is the discovery and engagement layer on top.
π Track up to 10 keywords and 10 profiles
Add the topics, competitors, or company pages that matter to your pipeline. Expandi pulls in matching posts and the people engaging with them, continuously.
π¬ React, comment, and follow right from the feed
Engage with posts without leaving Expandi. React, leave a comment, or track the author with a click. Sort the feed by newly scraped, most popular, most comments, or most reactions to find the posts worth warming up first.
πͺ One-click Create list with optional auto-assign
Click Create list on any post. In the pop-up, set auto-refresh and optionally auto-assign new engagers to a pre-existing campaign. Hit Confirm and Expandi handles the rest.
Content is live and the core flows are working. We're still working on a few finishing touches, but we wanted to get this in your hands now, so you can start finding warm leads right away. Spot something to improve? Reply to this announcement or use the chat widget.
Have questions? Read our Help Center guide or get in touch with our Support team.