5 Things To Never Do On LinkedIn If You Want More Leads

after you connect with someone.

Unless your goal is to piss off as many people as possible, never ever try to sell someone until you've provided value first and actually taken the time to get to know them.

about your accomplishments, how cool your product is and why your company is "better" than everyone else's.

Harsh truth: Nobody cares about your offer or fancy titles, until they know what's in it for them.

Talk about what your prospect wants to hear and show them you have the solution to their problem.

without creating content too.

Posting valuable content that connects with your audience (ideally video) is the only thing that will differentiate you from everyone else in the inbox.

Otherwise you're just another random person trying to sell something.

The average person only gets on LinkedIn every 7-30 days.

Plan on following up on any leads for AT LEAST 30 days and use personalised email follow-ups alongside LinkedIn to increase your reply rate by 300%.

without first testing your lead generation strategy to see if it actually even works. No matter how good your software is, "automation" will never fix a broken marketing campaign.

Test by hand, track and optimise your results, then automate ONLY when you know you'll get a disproportionate ROI by automating your initial outreach.

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