Industries
Sellinger by industry, backed by real campaigns
Each industry page rests on a dated campaign that ran on Sellinger, with the base of every number and a section on what did not work. If we have no campaign for an industry, there is no page for it.
Published by Sellinger AI. Numbers and settings checked on 19 October 2026 against the fact register. Report an error.
The six industries
| Industry | The campaign | Headline number |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial manufacturing | US foundry, LinkedIn, data to 9 October 2026 | 879 messaged, 33% replied, 42 buyer side outcomes |
| Wealth management and financial advisors | Advisor referral network, LinkedIn, data to 10 October 2026 | 9,808 messaged, 44.8% replied, 95 calls booked |
| Logistics and transport | Regulated waste carrier, email, data to 9 October 2026 | 546 contacts, named owners replied at 8.2% |
| Marketing and advertising agencies | Ads agency and outbound agency, LinkedIn | 196 replies from 677 owners, 9 meetings |
| B2B software and AI | Sellinger own outbound and a solo founder | 27,737 messaged, 40% replied, 351 showcase meetings |
| Hotels and hospitality | Hotel Pirin, email (related party), data to 11 October 2026 | 5,499 contacts, 23 group inquiries, 5 companies with a reservation |
How these pages are built
- Every number states its base: contacts, companies, threads or people, never mixed in one sentence.
- Every page has a section called what did not work.
- Booked is not held, and pending is not won.
- No prices, plan amounts, revenue or deal terms from customers appear. Prospects, guests and staff are not named.
- The hotel page carries a related party label because the hotel belongs to a Sellinger co-founder.
Not on the list? Real estate, healthcare, ecommerce and recruiting have too few teams using Sellinger for an honest page. See the use cases instead, or read all the case studies.
Common questions
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Sources and method
Each row links to a page that links to its case study. The case studies state their data dates and definitions.
Related: case studies, playbooks, use cases.