Warm-up and Messages look and work like LinkedIn

What this solves

• The middle of Warm-up was narrow and crowded, with the draft comment lost among the other comments.
• Every row in the lists said the same few words, so the rows were hard to tell apart.
• Warm-up and Messages were laid out differently, with numbers in cards that took space.
• Moving to the next person meant going back to the list.

What changed

• One line at the top shows how many need you and the page's numbers, with the keyboard keys beside them.
• List rows show the person, their company, what they said or posted and small marks for what was done (Grow's draft, commented, liked, how warm). A dot on the photo marks who needs you.
• The header shows the person: their name opens their profile, Open profile sits beside it, and the arrows go to the previous or next one.
• Warm-up shows the post as LinkedIn does, across the whole width: the words with Show more, pictures, reactions, and Like · Comment · Open on LinkedIn. Grow's comment waits inside the comment box, ready to post, with Like only, Skip and Ask Grow under it. The other comments follow, three at first, then Load more.
• Messages lists the conversation the way LinkedIn messaging does, and the reply box sits at the bottom with Generate with Grow, Ask Grow, No reply needed and Send.
• Ask Grow opens Grow beside the page with this person's conversation, including everything you asked before.
• Keys: J and K move to the next and previous person, Ctrl or ⌘ + Enter posts or sends, L likes instead of commenting, S skips, N marks a reply as needing no answer.

Where to find it

Sales → Warm-up and Sales → Messages.

Useful for

• Salespeople who work through many posts and replies every day.
• Teams who want reviewing Grow's drafts to feel like using LinkedIn itself.