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How LinkedIn uses LinkedIn….. Sales Navigator Advanced Training Mike Callaghan Relationship Manager, LinkedIn Sales Solutions

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How LinkedIn uses LinkedIn….. Sales Navigator Advanced Training

Mike CallaghanRelationship Manager, LinkedIn Sales Solutions

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Over 35% of 2014 acquisition revenue generated from Warm Introductions*

* Includes introductions and referrals from within and outside the company** Versus other 5 lead source channels combined

Events2% Email

14% Call6%

InMail26%

Warm Intro-duc-tions35%

Mar-keting Leads17%

Revenue Contributionby Lead Source

Leads Sourced Through Warm Introductions*

• 46% More Likely to Win Deal**

• 13% Higher Average

Deal Size**

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Agenda:

1) Leveraging Insights2) Generating Referrals through Warm

Introductions via TeamLink 3) Social Selling InMail Best Practices

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Leveraging Insights (Passive Hunting)

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Listen for social triggers that create selling moments

Passive Prospecting

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• Share by saved lead• New lead• Mentioned in the news

• Lead update (e.g., job change)

• New team connection

Hot

Medium

Insights are inbound leads

Passive Prospecting

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Generating Referrals (Selling through Relationships)

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Remember, we are asking for a favor

Selling through relationships – Introductions

Silver BulletsRequest intros when they

willhave the most impact

Make it easyOffer to ghost-write

the intro email

Follow-throughClose the loop with

the introducer

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3 …or send an InMail

2

Ask for an introduction…

1

Warm Introductions: What’s the best path in?

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• Fast and lightweight, yet powerful• Best used on less senior prospects or if connection is

tenuous• Appropriate to name drop without permission

Name Drop

Selling through relationships – Name Drops

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Social Selling InMail Best Practices

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3 Keep it short

4 Nurture socially

5 Have a great profile

Engage leads with Effective InMail Messages

1 Personalize

2 Build a conversation

Demonstrate that you’ve done your homeworkMention a common contactRefer to a common LinkedIn groupComment on a LinkedIn group postingDiscuss a common company, experience, or personal interest based on reading their profile

Ask for an opinion

More “salesy” InMails get lower response rates.Instead start a conversation.

Be polite, brief, and to the point. Shorter is better.

Listen for social triggers that create selling moments (News Feeds, Actionable insights)Save Accounts and Leads

Engage with content (Like, comment, re-share)

The first thing an InMail recipient will do is review your profile.Poor profiles reduce InMail response rates.

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