Hermes Agent · Nous Research
Run the outbound prospecting week while a salesperson handles replies
A consultant has deployed Hermes Agent prospecting systems for several clients, including consulting firms and web agencies. The agent builds LinkedIn and email sequences, reads replies and escalates warm leads, while the salesperson keeps the conversations that matter.
What they did
Each Monday the salesperson defines the segment, positioning and angle with the agent, which turns them into Sales Navigator filters. The agent then creates a multi-step Lemlist campaign through its MCP server: connection request, message on acceptance, email enrichment, follow-up email. When a prospect replies, Lemlist posts to Slack, the agent reads the thread and either books the next step or flags it for the salesperson, and every morning it sends a status report.
How it went
The consultant says cost per lead is below what they see on other channels, and salespeople spend their time on conversations instead of logistics.
Worth knowing
The author builds these systems for clients, so this is partly promotional, and no client names or lead numbers are given. The salesperson still builds and imports the target list by hand.
Try it with Hermes Agent
This week we are targeting <job titles> at <company type and size> in <region>, with the angle <your offer>. Turn this into search filters for <your prospecting tool>, then draft a sequence: connection note, message after acceptance, and one follow-up email. When someone replies, summarize the thread, propose the next step, and hand anything warm to me instead of answering it yourself.
Swap the parts in angle brackets for your own details. This prompt is adapted from the case, not copied from the original.
What this label means: User story
Someone using it at work posted about it. Any numbers are theirs, so we write "the poster says".
Summarised from the original source; the link has the full story. The people and companies here are not Wize customers.