@svpino: LinkedIn better do something if they don't want to become the next StackOverflow.
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A tweet warns LinkedIn about becoming like StackOverflow, referring to a new product CLODO that automates LinkedIn lead generation and outreach, backed by several organizations.
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LinkedIn better do something if they don’t want to become the next StackOverflow.
Sid Rajaram (@sixtensor): Introducing CLODO, trusted by @mercor_ai, @usnews, @UseCorgi, the U.S. Intelligence Community, and more.
Describe exactly who you’re looking for, and find them every single time.
1.2B profiles.
We find, enrich, and reach out to them for you.
It’s that easy.
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