Import your own prospect lists without bypassing safety rules

A post that did well, yours or someone else's, gathers people interested in a precise topic. By pasting its link, you import those who liked it, commented on it, or both. It is the one-off version of the competitors' audience: useful for a specific post, without following an account over time.

For people reacting to your own post, the first message can mention their reaction if you tick the option. It then opens on that gesture instead of pretending to have found the profile by chance.

Export your database as CSV and drop the file into the import. Columns are recognised automatically and you fix the mapping if needed. Contacts without a LinkedIn profile are skipped, those already in MimikFlow are flagged.

The status step lets you say where each contact stood: a won client or a ruled-out person comes in as an archive and receives nothing. Contacts still in play go through profile reading and the usual checks, then resume at the right point of the journey.

When your file and LinkedIn disagree, LinkedIn wins: a contact your old tool still lists as invited, but who is already connected to you, resumes from the step LinkedIn shows.

Import is for when you already have a list: attendees, a database, a hand-picked selection. Search is for when you start from a description of your ideal customer and want a continuous flow. The competitors' audience is for when you want people who just showed interest in your topic.

All three share the same profile reading, the same exclusions and the same contact pace. You can use them together and rank their order in your queue. An import always targets one campaign: its prospects are scored against that campaign's audience and contacted with its offer and voice.