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Linkedin Sales Navigator #15 Workflow: Quickly Target New Connections

Streamlining New Connection Requests in LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Workflow Objective:

  • This workflow is designed to efficiently manage new connection requests in LinkedIn Sales Navigator, particularly targeting senior individuals in consulting within a specific city.

Initial Search Setup:

  • The search is filtered to show only second and third-degree connections to avoid sending connection requests to existing connections.

  • Additional filters are applied to narrow down the target audience, focusing on professionals in the consulting industry within a specific employee range (11 to 50 employees).

Exclusion Techniques:

  • A 'Do Not Want' (DNW) list is used to exclude certain profiles actively from the search results.

  • Profiles that have been previously viewed or met are also excluded. This ensures that the list only shows new potential connections.

Handling Pending Connection Requests:

  • A limitation in the workflow is the inability to exclude profiles with pending connection requests. The recommendation is to process connection requests in batches (100 or 200 at a time) to make the workflow more manageable.

Interacting with Profiles:

  • For profiles deemed not suitable for connection, simply viewing the profile will ensure they do not reappear in the search for the next 90 days.

  • For a more permanent exclusion, such profiles can be added to the DNW list, ensuring they won't appear in future searches even after the 90-day period.

Optimizing the Search:

  • Additional filters, like those who have recently posted on LinkedIn, can be used to prioritize active users on the platform, potentially increasing the success rate of connection requests.

Workflow Efficiency:

  • Over time, as more profiles are viewed or added to the DNW list, the process becomes quicker and more efficient, as the search results become more refined and targeted.

  • This streamlined approach saves time by avoiding repetition and focusing efforts on the most relevant profiles for networking.

Conclusion:

  • The workflow demonstrates a strategic method to optimize the process of sending connection requests on LinkedIn Sales Navigator, focusing on relevant and active professionals while excluding less suitable profiles.

This guide provides a structured approach to managing new connection requests in LinkedIn Sales Navigator, highlighting effective ways to refine search results and streamline networking efforts.

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