Cracking
How toACTUALLY Use LinkedIn To Generate
Leads and Sales For Your Company
Josh Turner
Most businesses don’t have a clue how to
use LinkedIn to cultivate honest, real
relationships.
We’ll show you how to use LinkedIn to actually
connect with people and generate tons of leads in
the process.
WE DO.
CULTIVATING RELATIONSHIPS
THE RIGHT WAY
WHAT IS LINKEDIN?
BUT IT’S
SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT
Most businesses view LinkedIn as a
necessary evil: something they have to be
on, but don’t really know how to use.
THAT’S LINKEDIN
IMAGINE THIS
There’s a place where millions of leading business
people are not only within reach, but are actively
looking to connect with you.
IT’S THIS SIMPLE
If you’re selling B2B and you want to find
the decision makers at a company,
you’ll find them on LinkedIn.
WHY LINKEDIN IS ESSENTIAL
It’s Facebook for business.
Everyone’s on it – and if you’re not, you’re
Seen as unprofessional.
But even if you’ve got an account, chances
are you use LinkedIn sub optimally
(the same way everyone else does).
BUT…
HOW DO MOST PEOPLE USE
LINKEDIN?
As an online, up-to-date
Rolodex – an enormous,
accurate database of
professional contacts.
They also send messages,
check on connections, and
seek out employers and
employees.
HERE’S THE TRUTH
NONE of these common practices
come even CLOSE to leveraging the
true power of LinkedIn.
HOW TO REALLY USE LINKEDIN
So what should you be doing on LinkedIn?
Creating and participating
in LinkedIn Groups.
THE POWER OF THE GROUP
Creating your own LinkedIn group positions yourself
as a leader.
Once a week, you can send a group email blast to
share content or promote your business.
You’re communicating on a network designed
specifically for people interested in growing their
businesses and careers.
Start with the industries that you're interested in
targeting, the geographic areas you want to focus
on.
Next, determine what size companies to target.
YOU CAN EMAIL, SO WHAT?
Decide which types of people within those target
companies you want to form relationships with.
Who are the people that make decisions at these
companies?
FINDING DECISIONMAKERS
USE LINKEDIN’S SEARCH
Search LinkedIn for different job titles you just
listed.
You should find thousands - which is great,
because now you know you have plenty of
prospects to reach out to.
Now narrow them down by the criteria you
decided on above.
DO THEY USE LINKEDIN?
Do the people you found actually use LinkedIn, or
do they just have an account “because everyone
does”?
Only add active users to your growing list of
potential prospects.
THE RESULT?
When we do this for clients, we typically find
thousands of highly engaged prospects to go
after - sometimes tens of thousands or even
hundreds of thousands.
SLIMMING DOWN THE LIST
Narrow
your list down to 2,000
to 3,000 of the best
prospects – people who
are most likely to buy
from you.
NOW…CONNECT
Invite them to connect with you.
Make it personal: Include their first name,
something you admire about their business, or a
mutual LinkedIn connection.
Not only is this the human way to interact with
people, it increases the chances of your
connection being accepted.
RINSE AND REPEAT
By now, you should have a database of strong
potential clients to start working.
Once you’ve done your initial database
build, then it’s time to begin a personal
messaging campaign.
THE MESSAGING CAMPAIGN
Start by sending a few friendly messages -
nothing about your business, no selling, just
connecting and sharing things that might
interest them.
POSSIBLE FIRST MESSAGE
For example: “Hey, Mark, thanks for
connecting. Congrats on your success, looks
like [insert personal comment]
“There’s a discussion going on in my LinkedIn
group right now on [subject they’re interested in].
I bet you’d have some great insights to share.
Here’s the link if you’re interested: [link]”
POSSIBLE SECOND MESSAGE
MAKING THE ASK…
“Hey Mark, we’ve been touching base here on
LinkedIn for a while now. It’d be great to learn more
about your business. Do you have time for a call next
Thursday between 10am and noon?.”
REMEMBER, THIS IS PERSONAL
While there’s no way to automate the process
(these are all personal messages that are honest
and build real relationships), the time is absolutely
worth it.
IT’S ABOUT BEING…
Consistent, not eager.
Friendly, not flattering.
Personal, not salesy.
Professional, not formal.
Building REAL relationships with REAL
people.
The question is…
what are you waiting for?
GET THE COMPLETE
LINKEDIN PLAYBOOK
ON AMAZON
It’s time to get real.
It’s time to get smart.
It’s time to Connect.
Buy the book onAmazon today.
GET CONNECT ONAMAZON

Cracking LinkedIn

  • 1.
    Cracking How toACTUALLY UseLinkedIn To Generate Leads and Sales For Your Company Josh Turner
  • 2.
    Most businesses don’thave a clue how to use LinkedIn to cultivate honest, real relationships. We’ll show you how to use LinkedIn to actually connect with people and generate tons of leads in the process. WE DO.
  • 3.
  • 4.
    WHAT IS LINKEDIN? BUTIT’S SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT Most businesses view LinkedIn as a necessary evil: something they have to be on, but don’t really know how to use.
  • 5.
    THAT’S LINKEDIN IMAGINE THIS There’sa place where millions of leading business people are not only within reach, but are actively looking to connect with you.
  • 6.
    IT’S THIS SIMPLE Ifyou’re selling B2B and you want to find the decision makers at a company, you’ll find them on LinkedIn.
  • 7.
    WHY LINKEDIN ISESSENTIAL It’s Facebook for business. Everyone’s on it – and if you’re not, you’re Seen as unprofessional. But even if you’ve got an account, chances are you use LinkedIn sub optimally (the same way everyone else does).
  • 8.
    BUT… HOW DO MOSTPEOPLE USE LINKEDIN? As an online, up-to-date Rolodex – an enormous, accurate database of professional contacts. They also send messages, check on connections, and seek out employers and employees.
  • 9.
    HERE’S THE TRUTH NONEof these common practices come even CLOSE to leveraging the true power of LinkedIn.
  • 10.
    HOW TO REALLYUSE LINKEDIN So what should you be doing on LinkedIn? Creating and participating in LinkedIn Groups.
  • 11.
    THE POWER OFTHE GROUP Creating your own LinkedIn group positions yourself as a leader. Once a week, you can send a group email blast to share content or promote your business.
  • 12.
    You’re communicating ona network designed specifically for people interested in growing their businesses and careers. Start with the industries that you're interested in targeting, the geographic areas you want to focus on. Next, determine what size companies to target. YOU CAN EMAIL, SO WHAT?
  • 13.
    Decide which typesof people within those target companies you want to form relationships with. Who are the people that make decisions at these companies? FINDING DECISIONMAKERS
  • 14.
    USE LINKEDIN’S SEARCH SearchLinkedIn for different job titles you just listed. You should find thousands - which is great, because now you know you have plenty of prospects to reach out to. Now narrow them down by the criteria you decided on above.
  • 15.
    DO THEY USELINKEDIN? Do the people you found actually use LinkedIn, or do they just have an account “because everyone does”? Only add active users to your growing list of potential prospects.
  • 16.
    THE RESULT? When wedo this for clients, we typically find thousands of highly engaged prospects to go after - sometimes tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands.
  • 17.
    SLIMMING DOWN THELIST Narrow your list down to 2,000 to 3,000 of the best prospects – people who are most likely to buy from you.
  • 18.
    NOW…CONNECT Invite them toconnect with you. Make it personal: Include their first name, something you admire about their business, or a mutual LinkedIn connection. Not only is this the human way to interact with people, it increases the chances of your connection being accepted.
  • 19.
    RINSE AND REPEAT Bynow, you should have a database of strong potential clients to start working. Once you’ve done your initial database build, then it’s time to begin a personal messaging campaign.
  • 20.
    THE MESSAGING CAMPAIGN Startby sending a few friendly messages - nothing about your business, no selling, just connecting and sharing things that might interest them.
  • 21.
    POSSIBLE FIRST MESSAGE Forexample: “Hey, Mark, thanks for connecting. Congrats on your success, looks like [insert personal comment]
  • 22.
    “There’s a discussiongoing on in my LinkedIn group right now on [subject they’re interested in]. I bet you’d have some great insights to share. Here’s the link if you’re interested: [link]” POSSIBLE SECOND MESSAGE
  • 23.
    MAKING THE ASK… “HeyMark, we’ve been touching base here on LinkedIn for a while now. It’d be great to learn more about your business. Do you have time for a call next Thursday between 10am and noon?.”
  • 24.
    REMEMBER, THIS ISPERSONAL While there’s no way to automate the process (these are all personal messages that are honest and build real relationships), the time is absolutely worth it.
  • 25.
    IT’S ABOUT BEING… Consistent,not eager. Friendly, not flattering. Personal, not salesy. Professional, not formal. Building REAL relationships with REAL people. The question is… what are you waiting for?
  • 26.
    GET THE COMPLETE LINKEDINPLAYBOOK ON AMAZON It’s time to get real. It’s time to get smart. It’s time to Connect. Buy the book onAmazon today. GET CONNECT ONAMAZON