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Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach
Lindsey Boggs
Director of Inside Sales & Operations
SmarterHQ
Formula for Successful Social Selling:
Maximizing Your Outreach
Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach
Topics
3 Key principles to successful InMails
How to track success
Sales Navigator features
Lead Builder
Empowering sales organizations through LinkedIn
Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach
Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach
84%
87%
50%
 300 sales emails per day
 1-5 InMails per day
 InMails go to personal email  treat as personal email
 Re-InMail. 3-7 Re-InMails to get response.
 3 Ps: Personalize, Persistence, Patience
Be the 1 in 300
Key Principles for Successful InMails
 Personalize
 Build a conversation
 Keep it short  one swipe
 Nurture socially
 Lead Builder
Breaking it Down: Successful InMail Example
Successful Subject Lines
Zero mutual connections, zero similar interests and zero things to relate to them:
 Big fan of X company / Connect next week?
 Have been following your career / would love to connect
 (Find an article of them online and mention the article) ex: Congrats on being top 50 women in
Forbes
 (Quote them in an article that you found them in) ex: Marketing spend up 15% from last year,
saw your quote
Subject lines where you have mutual connections:
 Referred by X person / Connect?
 Several mutual connections including X person / Connect?
 Over 20+ mutual connections / Connect?
 In town first week of June / Coffee or Lunch?
 Several mutual connections / Customers include Bloomingdales and Finish Line
How to Track Success
Nurture Socially with Sales Navigator
Accounts & Leads
 Like their content
 Comment on content
 Follow companies
 Daily/Weekly emails for changes in
companies and prospects
 Post YOUR companys content
 Publish articles!
Weekly Updates
Suggestions on other prospects
Very specific criteria
Lead Builder in Sales Navigator
 Visualization of who you are; a person, not just a name
 Personal / Mutual connections
 Different inbox; a break from work
 Similar interests
 Better inbox rate / cant go to spam 
 Building relationships that last
InMails > Emails
 Empower by doing
 3 Ps: Personalize, Persistence, Patience
 One scroll rule  no one wants a thesis!
 SHARE your successes with each other; #sharingiscaring
Empowering Your Sales Development Team
Lindsey Boggs
lboggs@smarterhq.com
@lindseyboggs
Contact me!
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Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach

  • 2. Lindsey Boggs Director of Inside Sales & Operations SmarterHQ Formula for Successful Social Selling: Maximizing Your Outreach
  • 4. Topics 3 Key principles to successful InMails How to track success Sales Navigator features Lead Builder Empowering sales organizations through LinkedIn
  • 7. 84%
  • 8. 87%
  • 9. 50%
  • 10. 300 sales emails per day 1-5 InMails per day InMails go to personal email treat as personal email Re-InMail. 3-7 Re-InMails to get response. 3 Ps: Personalize, Persistence, Patience Be the 1 in 300
  • 11. Key Principles for Successful InMails Personalize Build a conversation Keep it short one swipe Nurture socially Lead Builder
  • 12. Breaking it Down: Successful InMail Example
  • 13. Successful Subject Lines Zero mutual connections, zero similar interests and zero things to relate to them: Big fan of X company / Connect next week? Have been following your career / would love to connect (Find an article of them online and mention the article) ex: Congrats on being top 50 women in Forbes (Quote them in an article that you found them in) ex: Marketing spend up 15% from last year, saw your quote Subject lines where you have mutual connections: Referred by X person / Connect? Several mutual connections including X person / Connect? Over 20+ mutual connections / Connect? In town first week of June / Coffee or Lunch? Several mutual connections / Customers include Bloomingdales and Finish Line
  • 14. How to Track Success
  • 15. Nurture Socially with Sales Navigator Accounts & Leads Like their content Comment on content Follow companies Daily/Weekly emails for changes in companies and prospects Post YOUR companys content Publish articles!
  • 16. Weekly Updates Suggestions on other prospects Very specific criteria Lead Builder in Sales Navigator
  • 17. Visualization of who you are; a person, not just a name Personal / Mutual connections Different inbox; a break from work Similar interests Better inbox rate / cant go to spam Building relationships that last InMails > Emails
  • 18. Empower by doing 3 Ps: Personalize, Persistence, Patience One scroll rule no one wants a thesis! SHARE your successes with each other; #sharingiscaring Empowering Your Sales Development Team
  • 20. 息2015 LinkedIn Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Editor's Notes

  • #3: Hows everyone enjoying the show? How was the party last night?
  • #4: I think its important before we dive into this presentation to touch on my background. Anyone know who this is? RENEE FLEMING. Im a classically trained opera singer. I was conditioned my entire life and through school to be an opera singer. How many people want to hear me sing opera instead of this presentation? Sorry youre out of luck, because its equally as entertaining. Life got real for me after school when I was handed my car payment, loan interest, and health insurance bills. Anyone here really know what they wanted to be right after school? Thought I did but knew quickly I had to find a way into business, which leads me to LinkedIn.
  • #5: YOU WILL LEAVE this presentation with 3 things. By the end of this session, Im going to give you 3 things, you will walk away with 3 key things to remember.
  • #6: How many of you remember the days before LinkedIn? Seriously, how did we function in sales with LinkedIn? After school I Moved to dallas. Turned to LINKEDIN to find a job; friends dads were the only people who had jobs; reached out to them. I was LinkedIn-ing before it was even a thing Got my first job out of college; worked for VP @ FedEx. At the time, didnt think it would amount to a thing, but it was more relevant than I ever realized. I LEARNED HOW TO TALK TO EXECUTIVES in this role, which I do every day now, selling and pitching SmarterHQ. I soon realized that VPs and CEOs put their pants on the same way as me, they were no different.
  • #7: How many people here lead a sales team? How many people are on a team right now and want to lead one day? Fast forward a couple years I knew I wanted to get in sales. Everyone told me at FedEx I belonged in sales, and I knew I craved more. I courted a software company for NINE MONTHS. Hindsight, I knew I was right for sales #1 in team of 10, quarter after quarter. Presidents Club. What was my winning formula? LinkedIn. Team followed suit and I launched the first LinkedIn initiative at a major software company; still in place to this day Recruited to another company 2 years later, current company, SmarterHQ, to lead all Lead Gen initiatives
  • #8: 84% of the meetings I set in 2013 were from LinkedIn & using InMails
  • #9: 87% of the meetings my TEAM set in 2014 were from LinkedIn + Sales Navigator (at launch, July 2014)
  • #10: In every 10 InMails sent, my team sees 5 responses In this presentation, Ill be covering that as well as other tactics that help a sales development team substantially
  • #11: Talked to many executives; data points Story around Director of Ecommerce @ Crate & Barrel; his experience with Sales Emails vs LinkedIn
  • #12: Talking points laid out here
  • #13: Going through high level each inmail. Calling out subject, intro, body, and one swipe. We should probably X out their names/pictures.
  • #14: Going through this slide
  • #15: WHO HAS A CRM SYSTEM??? WHO IS TIRED??? Have SFDC add LinkedIn note and log each LI note in SFDC Run reporting over how many InMails are sent per day, and how long it takes to get to a meeting
  • #16: They will become more familiar with your name as you like their content theyre posting Follow companies, stay engaged with what companies are promoting or posting
  • #18: Harder to say no when they can see your face
  • #19: Sharing story around times that I send an InMail for a team member that Im connected with to make an introduction STORY ON LEIGH