opinion Linkedin outbound

[Bogdan]

Hi to all.
Time to time I'm doing some outbound at LinkedIn. And I found one embarrassment. After successful connection with possible end-users, they never reply. Maybe they just confirm connection and ignore what I'm offering?

 

[wot]

Done similar with just a short message similar to those shown. Have gotten 95 contact responses but yet to sell a name, one did bid $xxxx on a Sedo link and then cancelled on counter and never responded again.

 

[creataweb]

You guys paying for this or just doing it inside the account for free?

 

[Sami Ketolainen]

Doing this for free. It's good to have an professionally made LinkedIn account, since many people check out your profile if you sent a connection request.

If your profile picture is example just a logo of your company, many people thinks that was is this profile, why this person doesn't use own photo as profile picture.

 

[creataweb]

Ok but what if your picture looks like this?

Will it still work?

 

[Sami Ketolainen]

Ok but what if your picture looks like this?

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Will it still work?

I think you know the answer by yourself.

 

[wot]

You guys paying for this or just doing it inside the account for free?

Free, you can upgrade but only found it a little useful and they will give you a free trial which I cancelled when payment became due.

 

[Bogdan]

Have you ever responsed to "thanks, but no"-messages?

 

[Lord Antares]

Have you ever responsed to "thanks, but no"-messages?

I don't think anyone should do that.

 

[CryptoCannabis]

If anyone knows anyone good with linkedin outbounding who can help me with domain sales for crypto or cannabis id be itnerested!

 

[baldrick]

Hi to all.
Time to time I'm doing some outbound at LinkedIn. And I found one embarrassment. After successful connection with possible end-users, they never reply. Maybe they just confirm connection and ignore what I'm offering?

Try with Linkedin Groups. Can be very useful.

For example, If you have domain about medical devices, type into Linkedin Search "medical devices", then click on "More" (menu below), then "Groups" on drop down menu. Choose group with the best connection with your domain and request to join. When (if) your request is approved, you can send your post, and every member of group can read it. No need to be premium member for this.

EDIT: As a regular member, you can send the personal massage only to connected people. Premium members can sent certain number personal massages on monthy basis (don't know how many).

 

[Lord Antares]

Try with Linkedin Groups. Can be very useful.

For example, If you have domain about medical devices, type into Linkedin Search "medical devices", then click on "More" (menu below), then "Groups" on drop down menu. Choose group with the best connection with your domain and request to join. When (if) your request is approved, you can send your post, and every member of group can read it. No need to be premium member for this.

EDIT: As a regular member, you can send the personal massage only to connected people. Premium members can sent certain number personal massages on monthy basis (don't know how many).

I am able to send PMs to unconnected people as a regular member. How so?

 

[baldrick]

I am able to send PMs to unconnected people as a regular member. How so?

I don't know. I can't send it. When I try to do it, Linkedin Premium plans appear.
Maybe duration of membership matters.

 

[kite26]

I don't know. I can't send it. When I try to do it, Linkedin Premium plans appear.
Maybe duration of membership matters.

No more spam please.

 

[baldrick]

Spam?

 

[kite26]

Spam?

I am receiving spam in Linkedin everyday. Yes, it's spam.

 

[Rafael Novaes]

How do they identify the people who actually own the business ???

 

[Kate]

I am receiving spam in Linkedin everyday.

For domain names ?

 

[kite26]

For domain names ?

Yes, but for anything else too.

 

[Kate]

So domain spam is becoming prevalent on Linkedin. It means too many people are already doing it.
PS: I don't use Linkedin so I have no idea.

 

[kite26]

So domain spam is becoming prevalent on Linkedin. It means too many people are already doing it.
PS: I don't use Linkedin so I have no idea.

I rarely use Linkedin, not a big fan of it anyway.