# How do you keep lemlist outreach feeling personal while still saving time?

lemlist has saved me a lot of time reaching out to my target group and setting up appointments, especially when I need to validate steps with relevant people. I also like that it’s compatible with Claude. The downside is that the messages can feel a bit less personal, even when I try to personalize them. How are others balancing speed and personalization in lemlist so messages still feel like you wrote them yourself?

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- Posted at: 7 days ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

I’ve been leaning on lemlist mainly for the time savings from automating LinkedIn adds and email sends, while keeping an eye on not triggering blocks from too much activity. When I want messages to feel more personal, I’ll use an LLM to help rewrite or tweak the wording before it goes out. One hiccup is that some basic workflow stuff, like duplicating a sequence, isn’t always obvious to me, so I’ll ask Claude to walk me through it.

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- Posted at: 4 days ago
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