This is the exact presentation that Kristina Jaramillo (Managing Partner at GetLinkedInHelp.com) is using with her speech at the 2016 Manufacturing Sales Summit. View this presentation to see how to go from connection to sales opportunity and revenue on LinkedIn.
14. Linkedin.com/in/kristinajaramillo
Your Profile Needs to:
ïŒ Demonstrate that you understand your
buyerâs specific business issues and it
needs to clearly articulate how to solve
them.
ïŒ Help the business buyer think differently
about how to solve their business problems.
ïŒ Share insights not considered before.
ïŒ Drive an unexpected urgency and
uniqueness by identifying unconsidered
needs and matching those needs to your
unconsidered strengths.
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1Kristina@GetLinkedInHelp.com @GetLinkedInHelp
Top 4 Most Important Social Media Metrics That Sales and Marketing
is Tracking:
ïŒ Number of Profile Views and Content Platform Views
ïŒ How Many People Theyâre Reaching with Their Content or Messages
ïŒ Number of Likes, Comments and Shares
ïŒ Number of Connections and Group Members
These metrics were picked over:
ïŒ Next step actions beyond the click, like, share etc.
ïŒ Marketing qualified sales opportunities
ïŒ Revenue
19. Linkedin.com/in/kristinajaramillo
1Kristina@GetLinkedInHelp.com @GetLinkedInHelp
The LinkedIn Marketing Results Sales and Marketing Are Getting â
As Told in Our Recent Survey
Getting leads and opps
but with the wrong
people
I have connections but
no leads or opps
I am getting some leads
but not many and not
consistently.
I am regularly generating
leads and opportunities
using LinkedIn
Look at the difference â sales and marketing must
be engaging wrong!!!
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2Kristina@GetLinkedInHelp.com @GetLinkedInHelp
Hi, Sam.
How are you adding new capability to your ______________ [insert area of
business your product addresses] at any time soon or in future? I work with
organizations like _______ [prospectâs business] to make sure ________
[goal]. Would you like to quickly explore, via email, if a larger conversation
makes sense? Please let me know what you decide.
Sales professionals using âfill-in-the-blankâ messages are hoping that if
they send it out to enough people, it will be relevant to someone and stick.
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2Kristina@GetLinkedInHelp.com @GetLinkedInHelp
âHi [NAME] â so excited to connect!
I noticed you live in [location] â [add a comment/question about the weather there, or what that
location is known for, or something about current events in that place, etc.]
Also, I noticed you are in [type of job/industry they work in].
Curious what your biggest needs/challenges are right now professionally. If you have a minute, tell
me more about what youâre up to so I can better understand how I can hopefully send some
business your way at some point!
Very quickly about me: I help [my target audience] achieve [their goal] by providing [my product or
service].
Excited to learn more about who you are, what youâre up to professionally and how I can help you
out moving forward.
So, you want me to do your homework for you â and tell you how you can be relevant
to me with messages like:
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2Kristina@GetLinkedInHelp.com @GetLinkedInHelp
With each new connection, determine if they are someone youâd like to speak with and
tweak the LinkedIn message slightly:
âNAME, it is nice to be connected on LinkedIn.
Typically I like to have a brief call with my new connections so we can explore ways we
might be able to work together now or in the future. Here is a link to my calendar: xxxxxxxx.
Please pick a time that is most convenient for you. I am looking forward to our call.â
Why should I take time out of my day for a phone call with you â just because you
send messages like below when I havenât seen your value yet?