How to Use LinkedIn to Get Clients - LinkedIn Lead Generation (LinkedIn Marketing)

#linkedinmarketing #linkedin #leadgeneration
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[angelflores]

This is true. I am one of those people who copy and paste, now I know why I don't get enough messages back! Thanks for this

[PhilipBraselmann]

I rarely write comments, but I am blown away by your presentation & the value you share. Your website is incredibly well designed, offers lots of value, has testimonials, doesn't annoy you with ads or too many popups. Well done!

[karlamontes]

4:56:
- Hi Jordan, as you know...
- No I don´t know!!
😂😂😂 SO SO TRUE!

[johnaglaua]

"Its worth the extra time to go through the effort to give somebody the respect and they will give you the respect back"
Thanks for the tips Jordan! It is true indeed.

[alexapex]

Great content, I've seen so many videos telling how personal you need to be when prospecting, but none of them actually show you how. This is really helping!

[khalidf]

Thank you Jordan. This video was very helpful. My team and I have recently kicked-off our consulting firm and are actually in the process of making the connections now. Still playing around with the features of the premium "Sales" account and very helpful to understand what the Clients look for when making a personal connection. Thanks for the quick tips!

[martink.]

He is correct in that greater personalization is a better sales pitch, you just have to balance volume in addition to the personalization. But the fact that he says he hasn't been on Linkedin in awhile, and that he never checks his messages, doesn't land super well for the effectiveness of this strategy 😬😬😬

[juanz_]

Jordan, this was awesome, new sub!!!!

[mikeosullivan]

I totally agree with this. The key to building influence and trust is developing rapport. I mean that's where it starts. And you can't develop rapport via automation by blasting the same message.

[MiradaDushiTEBTEGY]

Jordan is filling the hole in this Youtube community with a value that anyone else can't offer!
Keep it up😊

[VK]

Hey, thanks a lot. I used your tip to reach out to a lead and unfortunately although he wasn't the right person at the company to reach out to, I actually finally got a response instead of being ignored! So I appreciate your help.

[roshanlalchandani]

This was pretty interesting videos, I actually tired this and got a response within 15 mins !!!! Thanks for letting me know what personal touch I was leaving while sending mail and communication to random person !! Hope you make more such videos

[atifkhan]

Hey, Jordan the video did great help in summarizing exactly how one suppose to connect
thank you for sharing your experience
and it would be more helpful if u please make another one on " how to use sales navigator "

[sstepinoff]

Hey Jordan, THANKS SO MUCH for your information to personalize the Li messaging. It was like the elephant in the room! You rock and I look forward to subscribing to learn more about social media marketing! Cheers! Steve

[ricardopereira-hse]

Hey Jordan, thank you for this very good video! So far, this was the best video talking on how to approach prospect in Linkeding. Simple and objective! Very good!

[mohammedzubairasrari]

I was trying to boost up my connection on LinkedIn but I failed in getting connections and then I came across this video and now I understand my mistake. Thanks for sharing this valuable information.

[odarigeraldangule]

the video is so rich. I love how you walk the talk.

[GabrielDMercer]

Subscribed. Clients are not strangers, but at one point they were. Taking the relationship from prospect to client starts with an introduction - the life blood of my business and the hardest component of my practice! Thank you for helping equip me.

[HaylesConsultingCareerCoach]

Thank you for these tips! I'm starting to reach out to career coaching clients on LinkedIn and I love your point about referencing their recent posts or comments! Will try that soon :)

[aliciadinar]

It makes sense! You gotta ask yourself, If I had 100 inmails which ones would I read first?