I’m building LedZet for small/mid-sized B2B teams and individual salespeople.
The goal is to reduce the number of tools needed between finding a prospect and actually managing the outreach.
Right now LedZet can:
- Find and organize B2B leads with filters like Google Maps ratings and review count, phone availability, website presence, and more.
- Add tags and notes to prospects
- Create reusable email templates
- Build and run email campaigns
- Add attachments to emails
- Track email opens
- Track link clicks
- Detect bounces
- Monitor email health to help reduce deliverability/spam issues
- Sync leads securely to the cloud so they aren’t tied to one device
I’m also working on:
- Automatic follow-ups
- Automatic reply detection
- Enrich leads with Social media links
The idea is that instead of jumping between a lead source, spreadsheets, an email tool and separate tracking tools, you can manage most of the outbound workflow in one place.
I’ve attached screenshots of the current version.
I know the UI is somewhat lacking right now in some places but its not my focus right now. I’m more interested in whether this would actually make sense in a real B2B sales workflow.
- For people doing outbound today:
- What are you currently using?
- Which part of your current stack could something like this realistically replace?
- What feature is missing that would make this a non-starter for you?
- How useful are opens/link clicks to you when deciding how to follow up with a prospect?
- How important are deliverability/email-health features in the same tool?
- Would you prefer prospecting + campaign management + tracking in one app, or do you prefer separate specialized tools?
- What would make you trust a new tool enough to run a real campaign through it?
Please be critical. I’m trying to figure out what needs to change before I take it further.
P.S.: Used Chatgpt to rewrite the text.
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1wa2s3j
Source: r/sales_intelligence · by /u/Unhappy_Bit
