Network Engagement Analysis
Nooks
Nooks
The AI sales platform for SDR teams · 57.5K followers
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Who’s engaging with
Nooks

1876 sales leaders, founders, and GTM operators engaged with Nooks’ content across 27 recent posts. This is who they are — names, titles, and the companies they work for.

Data collected September 17, 2026 · 1876 engagers from 27 posts · 30-day window (Aug 18 – Sep 17)
Engagers
1876
Posts
27
Reactions
2887
TOP ENGAGERS
CRChristian Ramos
Christian Ramos
EGElliott Garcia
Elliott Garcia, Annuity Association I
MLMatthew Lewis
Matthew Lewis
MS
Mark Stapleton
PRAISE
GRGuillermo Ruiz
Guillermo Ruiz
0
Unique Engagers
0
Posts Analyzed
0
Reactions Captured
Profiles Analyzed

Whose posts built this network

Three LinkedIn accounts — the Nooks company page plus the leaders whose content pulled this audience. Everything in this report comes from these 27 posts.

Nooks
Nooks
Company page
15 posts · 577 reactions
Dan Lee
Dan Lee
Co-founder & CEO
8 posts · 1,526 reactions
New
Loreal Lynch
Loreal Lynch
Chief Marketing Officer
4 posts · 784 reactions
New in this window
Loreal Lynch joined Nooks as Chief Marketing Officer

Loreal started on Aug 19 and posted four times in the window — 366 likes and 78 comments on her launch post alone, 784 engagements in total. Her network came with her: Jasper, her former company, is now the single largest engager cluster in the dataset (27 people, 5 senior). That is a marketing leader arriving with an audience already warm to the brand.

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The Network

1876 people who showed up

Real names. Real titles. Real companies. Click any card to open their LinkedIn profile. Search by name, title, or company — filter by reaction type.

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1876 people match
The Inner Circle

153 people engage with almost everything Nooks posts

These engagers show up across 3+ posts in the window — a 30-day snapshot. They’re not casual scrollers: they’re Nooks’ customers, ecosystem, and the sales practitioners who track the platform closely. Highest-trust relationships in the dataset.

Most consistent engagers — ranked by posts engaged
CRChristian Ramos
Christian Ramos
Mid-Market Sales Development Representative ☎️💜🚀 · 18 posts
EGElliott Garcia
Elliott Garcia
Annuity Association I · Sales Development @ Annuity Association I Cold Calling Champ I · 18 posts
MLMatthew Lewis
Matthew Lewis
Commercial Customer Success Manager · 15 posts
SS
Shonali Suri
-- · 15 posts
MS
Mark Stapleton
Customer Success Manager · 14 posts
MLMattie Lockett, PTA
Mattie Lockett, PTA
healthcare <​> tech | digital nomad | the SDR’s SDR 💜 · 14 posts
JLJody L. S. Dietz, MILR, LCCP⚡️ Organizational Development and Learning Consultant
Jody L. S. Dietz, MILR, LCCP⚡️ Organizational Development and Learning Consultant
Helping leaders build trust, grow engagement & develop talent that drives high performance | Organizational Development | Leadership Development | Training | Change Management | Culture | Employee Engagement | Coaching · 13 posts
GRGuillermo Ruiz
Guillermo Ruiz
Pipe Gen · 12 posts
FDFinnian Durkan
Finnian Durkan
while(true){ try { hire(AIPurpleSquirrels); } catch (ScarcityException) { expandSearchRadius(); } } · 11 posts
MEMike Ebbers
Mike Ebbers
Data & AI Observability · 11 posts
CB
Chandler Bobin
Customer Success | Strategic Consulting · 11 posts
MIMichelle Idertogtokh
Michelle Idertogtokh
RevOps & Strategy | Scaling from $15M to $100M+ARR · 9 posts
DWDavid Wilkins
David Wilkins
Funnel EMEA October 14-15 in London! · 8 posts
TLTucker Lewis
Tucker Lewis
Christian. Husband. Father. THEN SDR. · 8 posts
JMJack Marsico
Jack Marsico
Onescreen &middot; Growth @Onescreen | OOH + Real World Assets | The Modern Partner for Targeted OOH · 8 posts
DZDevon Zampiello
Devon Zampiello
Okta &middot; Account Executive @ Okta/Auth0 · 8 posts
MBMadina Biryukov
Madina Biryukov
WordPress VIP &middot; Director of Business Development @ WordPress VIP! · 8 posts
JWJoey Woodward
Joey Woodward
MNTN &middot; Performance TV @MNTN | ICF ACC Certified Coach | Lumberjack Hitting LLC · 7 posts
Where They Work

The companies showing up most

Engagement clusters by employer — when multiple people from one company engage, that’s an account-level signal, not a bunch of unrelated likes.

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Top companies by engager count
Jasper ↗
27 engagers · 5 senior · 10 repeat
Salesforce ↗
13 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Deel ↗
11 engagers · 3 senior
Artisanal Talent ↗
6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Zoominfo ↗
6 engagers · 1 senior · 2 repeat
Gwi ↗
6 engagers · 1 senior
Hubspot ↗
6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Stripe ↗
6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
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Reach spans the whole size spectrum

Company pages that engaged, by follower count (log scale). Nooks’ content pulls enterprise giants and micro-brands alike.

Kleiner Perkins
153,583
GTMnow
40,994
ColdIQ
18,319
CoreDux
8,255
Bling Capital
6,144
Titan
4,243
HireScale
3,675
Engagency
3,503
FullyRamped
2,458
Remote Lynx
325
MaintainX (23), Rippling (17), Autodesk (14), Workflows.io (8) — customers and prospects are engaging in clusters. That’s account-level buying signal hiding inside a like list.
Target Accounts

The account-level opportunities

When multiple people — especially senior people — from one company engage, that’s an account signal, not a stray like. Ranked by engagers, seniority, and repeat engagement.

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Ranked by opportunity score
Jasper ↗27 engagers · 5 senior · 10 repeat
Trent B., Steve Kearns, Tom Newton
Salesforce ↗13 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Philip Cooper, Amber Armstrong (Oberg)
Deel ↗11 engagers · 3 senior · 0 repeat
Kate Londgren, Shuo Wang, Madeline Moeller
Coldiq ↗3 engagers · 2 senior · 3 repeat
Michel Lieben 🧠, Louis Van Wyk
Artisanal Talent ↗6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Dalton Becky, Kira Krauss
Hubspot ↗6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Brandon Greer, Brenda Lando Fridman
Stripe ↗6 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Ana Carolina Vasquez Marcano, Seth Berman
Glean ↗4 engagers · 1 senior · 3 repeat
MC Lewers
These aren’t individual leads — they’re accounts with multiple senior people already paying attention. That’s where outreach stops being cold.
Content Appetite

Thought leadership vs. announcements

Do people engage with Nooks’ ideas, or with its news? Founder content and company announcements pull different crowds — here’s who shows up for each.

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Who engages with what
2049
Thought leadership only — 213 (10%)
Announcements only — 1577 (77%)
Both — 259 (13%)

4 of 27 posts is thought leadership (founder content). The rest are product, hiring, and company updates — the announcement engine. The untapped lever is more founder-point-of-view content.

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Likes per post, by type

Blue = thought leadership · Purple = announcements. Founder content pulled 544 likes — company posts pulled 3098.

89
08-19
C
366
08-19
C
203
08-19
C
50
08-20
C
198
08-21
E
42
08-25
C
290
08-26
E
653
08-26
C
87
08-26
C
74
08-27
C
33
08-28
C
25
08-31
C
39
09-01
E
67
09-03
C
45
09-04
C
250
09-07
C
366
09-09
C
24
09-09
C
106
09-09
C
35
09-10
C
125
09-15
C
20
09-15
C
129
09-16
C
17
09-16
E
163
09-16
C
99
09-17
C
47
09-17
C
What They’re Saying

The comments reveal the relationship

361 comments from 283 people. A comment is a name in public — the strongest engagement signal of all.

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Most active voices
Christian Ramos
8 comments
Justin King
6 comments
Sophie Buonassisi
6 comments
Hannah Willson
4 comments
Alesia Darsht
4 comments
Guillermo Ruiz
4 comments
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Four ways people comment
Personal“We have three kids, and in our family, turning 10 comes with a special tradition…” — the new CMO’s non-work post drew 250 likes and 29 comments. A human voice, on a corporate feed.
Milestone“Our first-ever acquisition” — the FullyRamped announcement pulled 84 comments on Dan’s post plus 13 on the company page. Customers and operators weighing what it means for the category.
Thesis“The 30 → 300 transition is where the founder role really changes” — Dan’s scaling post drew long-form operator debate, not drive-by likes.
New leadership“I’ve joined Nooks as Chief Marketing Officer” — Loreal Lynch’s arrival pulled GTM leaders into public welcome; her launch post drew 78 comments.
The commenters aren’t a random crowd — they’re sales practitioners, customers, and the people who buy AI sales platforms. Every comment is a warm conversation waiting to happen.
Shared Network

179 people engage with 2+ of Nooks’ four profiles

This overlap is the buying committee — the people doing diligence across the CEO, the co-founders, the new CMO, and the company page. They’re the highest-intent relationships in the dataset.

Network Composition

Who is this network — and does it fit your ICP?

Nooks is the AI sales platform for SDR teams. Its content pulls a specific crowd: sales leaders, SDRs, founders, and GTM operators who buy what Nooks builds. Here’s how its 1876 engagers break down.

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Seniority Breakdown
Manager / IC
73%
VP / Director
12%
Founder / CEO
11%
C-Suite / GP
4%
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Function / Role Focus
GTM / Sales
40%
Other
22%
Product / Eng
11%
Founder / VC
10%
RevOps / Growth
9%
Marketing
9%
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Where They Work
Jasper
100
Salesforce
48
Deel
41
Artisanal Talent
22
Zoominfo
22
Gwi
22
Engagement Depth

How the network engages

Reaction mix tells you the *type* of attention Nooks’ content gets. The repeat rate tells you who’s actually paying attention vs. passively scrolling.

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LIKE
2090
72.4% of reactions
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PRAISE
488
16.9% of reactions
❤
EMPATHY
248
8.6% of reactions
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APPRECIATION
47
1.6% of reactions
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INTEREST
12
0.4% of reactions
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ENTERTAINMENT
2
0.1% of reactions
Engagement pattern — depth of relationship
Single post
79%
2–3 posts
17%
4+ posts
4%
What Drew Them In

The content that built this network

27 posts analyzed (Aug 18 – Sep 17, 2026). Acquisition news, founder content, and the new CMO’s launch posts pull the highest engagement.

1
“I’m excited to announce our first-ever acquisition! Nooks has acquired FullyRamped More importantly Aaron Ma…”
2026-08-26
653 likes · 84 comments · 12 shares
653
likes
2
“I’m excited to share that I have joined Nooks as Chief Marketing Officer. When it came time to choose my next…”
2026-08-19
366 likes · 78 comments · 6 shares
366
likes
3
“Nooks 3x’d revenue last year and will 3x revenue again this year But the bigger shift for me personally has b…”
2026-09-09
366 likes · 33 comments · 9 shares
366
likes
4
“BREAKING: Nooks has acquired FullyRamped 🚀 FullyRamped built voice agents for sales coaching that learn and a…”
2026-08-26
290 likes · 13 comments · 12 shares
290
likes
5
“We have three kids, and in our family, turning 10 comes with a special tradition: You get to choose anywhere i…”
2026-09-07
250 likes · 29 comments · 0 shares
250
likes
What This Data Tells You

Four angles worth acting on

This isn’t a list of likes. It’s a map of commercially relevant relationships forming in public — and most of them aren’t being worked.

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The network is real and it’s big
1876 verified engagers · 2887 reactions · 27 posts in 30 days. No bots, no bought followers — every name here checked against a real profile with a real headline and a real company.
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72% of engagers match a GTM-relevant profile
1344 of 1861 people are sales leaders, SDRs, founders, or GTM operators — the exact ICP that buys AI sales platforms. Nooks’ content is a weekly meeting with its own pipeline, and most of those people are just names on a like list.
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Decision-makers are already in the room
496 senior engagers — 203 founders/CEOs, 71 C-suite/GPs, 222 VPs/Directors. The people who buy, champion, and evaluate are engaging weekly — and they’re not being captured.
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153 people never miss a post
391 people engage 2+ times and 153 engage 3+ times in 30 days. That’s not traffic, that’s relationship formation — high-trust, high-frequency attention from the Nooks ecosystem. These are conversations waiting to happen.

The question isn’t whether people engage with Nooks’ content. It’s who’s engaging that nobody’s working.

So What

What you’d actually do with this

Data is only as good as the decision it changes. Here’s the same analysis, read two ways.

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If you’re a competitor — or selling into this network

This is a live map of Nooks’ orbit. 1876 named people, including 203 founders/CEOs, 71 C-suite, and 222 VPs/Directors — the sales and GTM decision-makers are already here, ranked by company and seniority.

Jasper is the account to watch — 27 engagers, 5 senior. And 72% of the audience matches the AI-sales ICP, yet Nooks isn’t converting that attention. Whoever works these relationships first, wins them.

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If you’re Nooks’ marketing team

Your content already reaches your own pipeline — 72% of engagers are sales leaders, SDRs, founders, or GTM operators. Jasper’s 27 engagers are the tightest cluster in the dataset: the new CMO’s arrival pulled her former network straight into Nooks’ orbit. That is the audience a communications and content engine should be building on — and her launch month is the moment to convert it.

179 people engage with 2+ of the four profiles — your committed core doing diligence. Prioritize them first. Comments show customers and practitioners engaging organically. The one gap: only 4 of 27 posts is founder-point-of-view content — the feed is announcement-heavy, and that’s the untapped lever.

Who’s engaging with your posts that you’re missing opportunities with?

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