Base style
Fifteen ready-made styles, designed around the pairing of your offer and your audience, or your own example message. The AI draws on it for tone and structure, without ever copying it.
Feature · Reach out
A LinkedIn first message written for one person only
As soon as a prospect accepts your invitation, MimikFlow writes them a short message built from what was actually read on their profile, in your voice and with a single question.
MimikFlow's first message is written by the AI for each prospect, from their role, their company, a dated buying signal or a recent post. You choose the style, the level of formality and your instructions. Before sending, a review corrects inaccurate facts and blocks any invented information.
How is the first message written?
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The prospect becomes reachable
Once the invitation is accepted, the prospect joins the first message queue. A minimum delay, 12 hours by default, avoids writing too fast. Warm prospects, who reacted to your posts or invited you, are contacted about an hour and a half after acceptance.
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The AI reviews what it knows
Current role, company, background, dated buying signals, the prospect's post if it is under seven days old, and how they arrived: the AI only works with elements it actually read.
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It writes in your style
The chosen base style, your example message, your instructions and the level of formality shape the form. The substance changes for every prospect.
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The message is reviewed
Before sending, a review checks consistency with the profile, corrects an inaccurate fact and blocks any incomplete message, for example a bracketed placeholder left empty.
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It goes out at the right pace
One or two people per pass, within your sending days and hours, under your account's daily ceiling. Follow-ups start if the prospect does not reply.
Why does a short, precise message get more replies?
A LinkedIn first message is read on a phone, between two notifications. If it opens by introducing you, praises your offer or asks a stranger for a call, it looks like every other message and gets no reply. What triggers a reply is a detail proving you looked at the profile, followed by a question the person can actually answer.
That is the structure MimikFlow follows by default: a hook drawn from a real fact, then a practitioner's question about the prospect's situation. No pitch, no self-introduction, no meeting request in the first line. The offer comes later, when the conversation calls for it.
If the person already wrote to you before the send, no prospecting message is pasted on top. The conversation moves straight to the next step: the AI that replies, or you.
What can you personalize?
Formality
Automatic by default and adapted to the prospect, or forced when you know exactly what you want. It matters most in languages with a formal and an informal you.
Your instructions
Rules applied to every message: a topic to avoid, a point to highlight, a way to close.
A playbook for one prospect
On a prospect's page, you can write an instruction that applies to them only. It guides their first message and the AI's replies, without touching the rest of the campaign.
A/B testing
On Agency, two or three versions of the first message are sent in parallel and their reply rate is measured.
How does MimikFlow avoid bad messages?
No invented fact
The message only cites what is on the profile, in the company research or in your settings. A contact detail, a proof point or a customer result is never made up.
Genuinely recent news
A post is used only if it is under seven days old and really written by the prospect. An old role is never presented as new.
No message on top of a conversation
If the person already wrote to you, no prospecting message is sent: the conversation continues where it stands.
A reply stops the sequence
As soon as the prospect replies, automated follow-ups stop and the next step goes to the AI that replies, or to you.
Which first message styles are available?
The fifteen base styles cover the most common situations: a freelancer writing to a founder, a firm addressing directors, a creator talking to other independents, an offer with customer cases to cite. Each one sets a tone, a register and a structure, shown with an example where bracketed placeholders mark what the AI will replace with real information.
The register follows the audience rather than the sender: independents and young founders answer a casual tone more readily, while large-company readers expect one substantive sentence before the question. At signup, the AI suggests the style that best fits your profile and audience. You remain free to pick another or write your own.
Styles that cite proof only use the customer stories you provided. With no proof available, the proof sentence disappears instead of being invented.
What changes with how the prospect arrived?
A prospect who came from a reaction to your post, a profile visit or an invitation they sent you receives a message that takes it into account, instead of pretending to have found their profile by chance. A first-degree connection receives a message that goes straight to the point, with no stranger's introduction.
For people found under a competitor's post, the message starts from the topic and from what they wrote, without thanking them for the reaction or implying the post was yours.
Which plan includes the personalized first message?
The personalized first message is included in every LinkedIn plan and during the 14-day free trial. A/B testing several versions is reserved for the Agency plan.
See pricing| Plan | Availability | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery$49/monthA unique message for every prospect | Included | A unique message for every prospect |
| Pro$97/monthSame message, then the AI that replies | Included | Same message, then the AI that replies |
| Agency$167/monthWith A/B testing of two or three versions | Included | With A/B testing of two or three versions |
| Free trial14 daysPro level, no credit card | Included | Pro level, no credit card |
What do people ask about the first message?
Is the first message really different for every prospect?
Yes. The style and tone stay yours, but the content is written from each person's profile: their role, their company, a dated signal or a recent post. Two prospects never receive the same text.
Can I write my own template?
Yes. Choose your custom style and write one example message. The AI takes its tone and structure, then writes a different message for every prospect. Your example is never sent as is.
Does the message ask for a meeting straight away?
Not by default. The built-in styles open the conversation with a hook and a question, because asking for a call in the first message often lowers replies. If you want a direct ask, say so in your instructions.
How many first messages go out per day?
The pace follows your sending window and your LinkedIn account limits: one or two people per pass, never in bursts. The real volume mostly depends on how many invitations are accepted.
What happens when the prospect replies?
Follow-ups stop. On Pro and Agency, the AI that replies takes the conversation towards your goal. On Discovery, the conversation is handed to you in the inbox.
Ready to see the machine run on your audience?
The free trial lasts 14 days, needs no credit card and runs at Pro level. You see the prospects, messages and meetings before choosing a plan.
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