u/Delicious-Potato-712

Been testing a few different LinkedIn lead gen approaches lately and honestly the old connect and pitch immediately strategy feels less effective now. I've been trying tools like Apollo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, satellyte.ai, etc and noticed that outreach performs way better when the prospect already showed some interest/activity somewhere first.

others are seeing the same thing in 2026? Are you guys still doing traditional cold outreach or shifting more toward intent warm lead based prospecting?

I have been struggling for so long to figure out my season. Everything looks kind of weird on me, especially foundation. I thought I was a warm tone for years but every peachy concealer just made me look orange and sick.

I picked up the new huda beauty powder in the ube shade last week just to try it. And it was kind of a breakthrough moment lol. The lavender color completely cancels out the weird yellow greenish tint on my skin that I could never quite put my finger on. It made me realize how much of a difference using the literal opposite color on the color wheel makes.

It is so funny because I got super curious and looked up what ube even is. It is a purple yam. I ended up buying some of the actual food powder from the ubesuperfood brand just to see what it was like. The color of the raw food is exactly the same as the setting powder.

Anyway it just made me wonder if any other olives here rely super heavily on lavender correctors to neutralize their skin tone? It feels like a total game changer for me.