Example prompts for the Linqed MCP.

Use the Linqed MCP. Compare all running campaigns of all my clients on acceptance rate and reply rate. Only include campaigns with at least 50 connection requests sent.

Give the top 3 and the bottom 3. Explain what the best performing campaigns do differently: number of steps, wait times, message length, and whether the request includes a note.

For each bottom campaign, give one change to test first.

Use the Linqed MCP. Create the weekly report for client [client name] from [start date] to [end date].

Per campaign: leads added, connection requests, accepted, messages, replies. And per step in the sequence: how many were sent and how many replies that produced.

Add the current state of the funnel.

End with three notable points and one piece of advice for next week. Write it as a short email to the client, without jargon.

Use the Linqed MCP. For client [client name], show all unanswered conversations that have been quiet for more than 30 days. Give the count and a few examples.

List conversations that look warm separately, I don't want to archive those.

Only archive the rest after my yes. Archived conversations come back automatically when the lead writes again.

Use the Linqed MCP. Find the leads of client [client name] who replied positively this week.

Add a note to each lead with a summary of the conversation and the agreed next step, and email that note to the client as context.

Also set a reminder in 3 working days to check whether the client has been in touch.

First show me which leads, which note text and which address the email goes to.

Use the Linqed MCP. Look at the last 10 published posts of client [client name]. Which 3 did best on views and reactions, and what do they have in common?

Write 3 new posts in that style, in line with the Context Center.

Suggest scheduling them on [days and times]. Only schedule after my yes for each post.