u/Remarkable-Pen5228

I'm building a fully automated cold outreach system for B2B lead generation and wanted to share my planned stack + get feedback from people who've done something similar and want to know is it possible or not.

The workflow I need to automate:

1. Lead gen — Daily find N leads from Apollo using filters (industry, company size, title) → auto-sync to HubSpot
2. Send email and linkedIn connection request to 20 people every day.
3. If email not replied then follow up email message will be sent.
4. Simutaneously send linkedin connection to same person and if connection accepted then follow up till reply by user.
5. If we got reply in any of them then sequence will be stopped.

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Questions for the community:

1. Is this feasible end-to-end? What are the real risks?

- Any compliance landmines (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, CASL) I should be aware of when targeting EU/Canada/UK leads?

- Legal exposure if someone opts out and the system doesn't catch it fast enough?

- Any technical failure points I'm underestimating?

2. Platform resistance — how bad is it really?

- LinkedIn: I know they're aggressive about automation detection. What limits are safe? Has anyone been restricted or banned running connection requests at 20/day?

- Email: Deliverability issues with automated sequences? SPF/DKIM/DMARC a must?

- Any tricks to stay under the radar without compromising volume?

3. Also suggest tools/other solutions for both automation.

Platform(s): PC / Online Web Browser Game

Genre: 2D Side-scrolling upgrade/launch/smash game

Estimated year of release: Around 2011 - 2013

Graphics/art style: 3D models or stylized 2D, but played entirely on a flat 2D side-scrolling plane (like classic Super Mario Bros).

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• You hold the Right Arrow Key to make your vehicle run from the left side of the screen to the right.
• As you progress or level up, your vehicle changes. It starts as a basic cart/wheelbarrow, then upgrades into animals like a Horse, a Yak/Bull, etc.
• The main goal is to run through rooms like a hallway, bedroom, and any room, completely smashing through obstacles in your way like tables, chairs, and household furniture.