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How to Add 500 New
Connections in 30 Days
 With These 10 Steps:
This is a             Get Your
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                http://bit.ly/LeadGenLinkedIn
Are you connected to 500+ people on
LinkedIn?
No?
Why not?
I can tell you why…
Because you are LAZY!
That’s right.
Don’t worry – I will show you how to fix
it…
If you wanted, you could have 1,000+
connections in one year.
The best part, you don’t really need to do
that much work.
Here are the 10 steps how you can
absolutely positively sky rocket the number
of your prospective customers, referrers,
endorsers, connectors and champions in
your LinkedIn network:
Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox
Are you on Outlook? Gmail? Yahoo?
AOL (just kidding)?…
Before you do anything else, go to every
single email platform you are using and
export your contact book into LinkedIn.
This one little tactic will get you easily
200-300 contacts in your LinkedIn you
didn’t have before.
Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox
Here is why it is super important for you.
1/3 of your contact list moves jobs every
year, on average.

So if you don’t touch your contact
database on Outlook, in three years you
can toss it.

However, if you are connected on
LinkedIn – this is forever.
Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox
Because you can always see their current
job, or access their personal email.

So go ahead, dump all your email contact
books into LinkedIn…

And make a note to do this syncing once
every 3 months.
Step 2. Do you know what business
               cards are for?
So let’s say you go to a business
conference… you shake hands, you
exchange cards.

Now tell me and be truthful – what are
you doing with those business cards
when the conference is over?

No, seriously?
Step 2. Do you know what business
                 cards are for?
I will tell you – best case scenario – you
will give a bunch of 100+ cards to an
intern to load it up to some CRM and you
will send them 1 generic email blast 3
months after the conference.

And you didn’t believe me when I said I
could read your mind.
Step 2. Do you know what business
              cards are for?
Here is what I do with them: the day after
the conference (or the same day if this
was a multi-day event) I find them on
LinkedIn and invite them to connect with
a personal note:
“Hey it was great to meet you at the
conference the other day…”
There you have it. Make this a habit.
Step 3. So you think you are smart?

I think you are smart.

How I know?

Well, something tells me you have a
college degree (at least) so you are
certifiably smart.
Step 3. So you think you are smart?

That means you have access to 100K+
alumni base that you alma mater
produced.

That also means that you have every
legitimate right to connect with them
directly on LinkedIn.

Just do it.
Step 4. That Little Circle of
             Trust of Yours…

Family, friends, friends of friends, ex’es
and their friends – if you really scratch
your head I am sure you can easily put
together a list of 100 names or more.

Now go and invite them to connect.
Step 4. That Little Circle of
             Trust of Yours…
You may not see them as potential
clients, employers, referrals, suppliers or
collaborators.
May be not now. Or tomorrow…
However, one day one of these seemingly
useless connections will be worth its
weight in gold.
I promise.
Step 5. Randomness…
You met someone during a cross-Atlantic
flight?
A cute couple while on family vacation?
Someone you didn’t know at on office
party?
Your sister-in-law’s significant other at a
Thanksgiving dinner?
Step 5. Randomness…
Charity event?
Movie screening?
Other parent at your kids’ activities?
Connect with them.
Find something that you have in
common, put this in the invitation
request and it won’t look weird.
Trust me on this one.
Step 6. Previous life
People move a lot.
I am more an exception… I moved even
more… tumble-weed, they say.
Every place comes with its own set of
neighbors, co-workers, friends and
acquaintances.
Step 6. Previous life
I don’t ever expect to keep in touch with
all of them.

But there is a tremendous benefit of
connecting with people you used to
know.

So go ahead… make a list and invite them
to connect.
Step 7. You as an Organizer
If other items didn’t get you to 500+ here
is what you do…
Organize a conference or a webinar – go
wild about inviting people in your CRM
system.
Ask people to forward the invitation
around.
Then invite all attendees to connect on
LinkedIn.
Step 8. Pinch a list
Are attending, sponsoring, or speaking at
an industry event?
You are probably doing some or all of
these activities multiple times a year.
So as a result you actually have more
leverage with the organizers than you
realize.
Step 8. Pinch a list
And it is time to use this leverage:

So go ahead and ask for the updated list
of all attendees, preferably with emails.

After or even during the event connect
with relevant (or all) attendees on
Linkedin.
9. Syndicate
Add “Connect with me on LinkedIn” icon
and link to your:
- website
-blog
-email signature
- ebooks, pdf, whitepapers – everything
distributed electronically
9. Syndicate
…
- flyers, programs, brochures – use bit.ly
link shortening service if necessary
-other social media properties on
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Google+, Pin
terest, Quora, and others.
- business card
10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect
You can this two ways:

a) InMail – this is a feature of LinkedIn
where you can send a certain number of
emails to total strangers… but there is a
tight limit of how many you can send and
it also doesn’t come free.
10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect
Or…
b) Cold email – if you know or guessed
your recipients email, you can invite
them to connect and in the message
make it relevant and personal enough for
them to accept or respond.
There is an art to it… don’t try to
sell, don’t pitch, don’t talk about what
you want. If you say something like:
10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect
“Hi John,
I noticed in your profile that you recently
published a book on _____.
This a topic of interest for me and I’d be happy
to share with some of the material I collected
over the years that could be helpful with your
next book. I hope to connect with you directly.
Best,
-Misha”
10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect

Make it personal, relevant, about them
 and provide value without asking for
anything more than just to accept your
              invitation.
If you follow all 10 steps exactly like
 prescribed for 30 days you will get
   500 additional connections on
               LinkedIn.




            Guaranteed!
This was a            Get Your
chapter from:         FREE Copy:




                http://bit.ly/LeadGenLinkedIn

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How You Can Add 500 LinkedIn Connections in 30 days

  • 1. How to Add 500 New Connections in 30 Days With These 10 Steps:
  • 2. This is a Get Your chapter from: FREE Full Copy: http://bit.ly/LeadGenLinkedIn
  • 3. Are you connected to 500+ people on LinkedIn? No? Why not? I can tell you why… Because you are LAZY! That’s right. Don’t worry – I will show you how to fix it…
  • 4. If you wanted, you could have 1,000+ connections in one year. The best part, you don’t really need to do that much work. Here are the 10 steps how you can absolutely positively sky rocket the number of your prospective customers, referrers, endorsers, connectors and champions in your LinkedIn network:
  • 5. Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox Are you on Outlook? Gmail? Yahoo? AOL (just kidding)?… Before you do anything else, go to every single email platform you are using and export your contact book into LinkedIn. This one little tactic will get you easily 200-300 contacts in your LinkedIn you didn’t have before.
  • 6. Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox Here is why it is super important for you. 1/3 of your contact list moves jobs every year, on average. So if you don’t touch your contact database on Outlook, in three years you can toss it. However, if you are connected on LinkedIn – this is forever.
  • 7. Step 1. Leverage Your Inbox Because you can always see their current job, or access their personal email. So go ahead, dump all your email contact books into LinkedIn… And make a note to do this syncing once every 3 months.
  • 8. Step 2. Do you know what business cards are for? So let’s say you go to a business conference… you shake hands, you exchange cards. Now tell me and be truthful – what are you doing with those business cards when the conference is over? No, seriously?
  • 9. Step 2. Do you know what business cards are for? I will tell you – best case scenario – you will give a bunch of 100+ cards to an intern to load it up to some CRM and you will send them 1 generic email blast 3 months after the conference. And you didn’t believe me when I said I could read your mind.
  • 10. Step 2. Do you know what business cards are for? Here is what I do with them: the day after the conference (or the same day if this was a multi-day event) I find them on LinkedIn and invite them to connect with a personal note: “Hey it was great to meet you at the conference the other day…” There you have it. Make this a habit.
  • 11. Step 3. So you think you are smart? I think you are smart. How I know? Well, something tells me you have a college degree (at least) so you are certifiably smart.
  • 12. Step 3. So you think you are smart? That means you have access to 100K+ alumni base that you alma mater produced. That also means that you have every legitimate right to connect with them directly on LinkedIn. Just do it.
  • 13. Step 4. That Little Circle of Trust of Yours… Family, friends, friends of friends, ex’es and their friends – if you really scratch your head I am sure you can easily put together a list of 100 names or more. Now go and invite them to connect.
  • 14. Step 4. That Little Circle of Trust of Yours… You may not see them as potential clients, employers, referrals, suppliers or collaborators. May be not now. Or tomorrow… However, one day one of these seemingly useless connections will be worth its weight in gold. I promise.
  • 15. Step 5. Randomness… You met someone during a cross-Atlantic flight? A cute couple while on family vacation? Someone you didn’t know at on office party? Your sister-in-law’s significant other at a Thanksgiving dinner?
  • 16. Step 5. Randomness… Charity event? Movie screening? Other parent at your kids’ activities? Connect with them. Find something that you have in common, put this in the invitation request and it won’t look weird. Trust me on this one.
  • 17. Step 6. Previous life People move a lot. I am more an exception… I moved even more… tumble-weed, they say. Every place comes with its own set of neighbors, co-workers, friends and acquaintances.
  • 18. Step 6. Previous life I don’t ever expect to keep in touch with all of them. But there is a tremendous benefit of connecting with people you used to know. So go ahead… make a list and invite them to connect.
  • 19. Step 7. You as an Organizer If other items didn’t get you to 500+ here is what you do… Organize a conference or a webinar – go wild about inviting people in your CRM system. Ask people to forward the invitation around. Then invite all attendees to connect on LinkedIn.
  • 20. Step 8. Pinch a list Are attending, sponsoring, or speaking at an industry event? You are probably doing some or all of these activities multiple times a year. So as a result you actually have more leverage with the organizers than you realize.
  • 21. Step 8. Pinch a list And it is time to use this leverage: So go ahead and ask for the updated list of all attendees, preferably with emails. After or even during the event connect with relevant (or all) attendees on Linkedin.
  • 22. 9. Syndicate Add “Connect with me on LinkedIn” icon and link to your: - website -blog -email signature - ebooks, pdf, whitepapers – everything distributed electronically
  • 23. 9. Syndicate … - flyers, programs, brochures – use bit.ly link shortening service if necessary -other social media properties on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Google+, Pin terest, Quora, and others. - business card
  • 24. 10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect You can this two ways: a) InMail – this is a feature of LinkedIn where you can send a certain number of emails to total strangers… but there is a tight limit of how many you can send and it also doesn’t come free.
  • 25. 10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect Or… b) Cold email – if you know or guessed your recipients email, you can invite them to connect and in the message make it relevant and personal enough for them to accept or respond. There is an art to it… don’t try to sell, don’t pitch, don’t talk about what you want. If you say something like:
  • 26. 10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect “Hi John, I noticed in your profile that you recently published a book on _____. This a topic of interest for me and I’d be happy to share with some of the material I collected over the years that could be helpful with your next book. I hope to connect with you directly. Best, -Misha”
  • 27. 10. The art of a fiery hot cold connect Make it personal, relevant, about them and provide value without asking for anything more than just to accept your invitation.
  • 28. If you follow all 10 steps exactly like prescribed for 30 days you will get 500 additional connections on LinkedIn. Guaranteed!
  • 29. This was a Get Your chapter from: FREE Copy: http://bit.ly/LeadGenLinkedIn

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. That means you have access to 100K+ alumni base that you alma mater produced.That also means that you have every legitimate right to connect with them directly on LinkedIn.Just do it.
  2. That means you have access to 100K+ alumni base that you alma mater produced.That also means that you have every legitimate right to connect with them directly on LinkedIn.Just do it.