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The LinkedIn Sales Playbook
Master the art of sell-by-chat with our comprehensive guide to turning LinkedIn conversations into sales.
Why LinkedIn Is Your Best Sales Channel
Sales have evolved from door-to-door pitches to conversations in your LinkedIn inbox. Today's success comes from building trust through genuine conversations, not pushy sales tactics.
Real Conversations
LinkedIn is where professionals network and grow, making it perfect for meaningful dialogue that builds trust.
Serve, Don't Sell
Focus on solving problems rather than pushing products to naturally convert prospects into clients.
Cost-Effective Growth
Sell-by-chat is arguably the fastest and most cost-effective way to sell online today.
Overcoming Common Excuses About Sell-by-Chat
"It Feels Too Salesy"
This only happens when you spam canned pitches to strangers.
Authentic conversations built on listening and responding to needs feel natural.
Real human connections create mutual respect, not sales pressure.
"It Takes Too Long"
Chatting is an investment that delivers faster results than alternatives.
Properly executed, it outperforms cold calls and email sequences.
Read for efficiency tips.
"Leads Go Cold"
Most leads aren't cold—they're waiting for your follow-up.
The magic happens in those fifth, sixth, or seventh touches.
Persistent, respectful follow-ups resurrect seemingly "dead" leads.
"Outsourcing Doesn't Work"
Delegation works when your process is rock solid.
This playbook provides the structure to make delegation successful.
With the right system, leads feel like they're talking to you—not a robot.
Measuring Your Chat-to-Contract Ratio
Numbers don't lie. Track your conversion funnel to understand your effectiveness and identify improvement opportunities.

Closed Sales
~1% overall conversion
Calls Attended
80% show-up rate
Booked Calls
20% booking rate
Meaningful Conversations
50% engagement rate
Initial Replies
30% reply rate
Key Metrics to Track Daily
Set realistic expectations and track these metrics to measure your success and identify areas for improvement.
Mastering Conversations
The art of turning LinkedIn messages into meaningful connections that drive sales requires strategy, empathy, and skill.

Craft compelling openers
Start conversations that invite engagement
Build genuine connection
Focus on their needs and challenges
Guide toward solutions
Naturally transition to your offerings
Crafting Openers That Work
The perfect opener isn't about you—it's an invitation that makes someone want to respond.
Make It About Them
People care that you've noticed them, not how clever you are. Show genuine interest in their work, challenges, or achievements.
Keep It Short
The shorter your opener, the more weight each word carries. Be concise and purposeful with every message you send.
Serve, Don't Take
Lead with a genuine observation, helpful question, or thoughtful comment that makes them think, "This person gets it."
Asking Questions That Drive Engagement
Great questions keep conversations flowing, show you care, and guide prospects to open up naturally.
One at a Time
Avoid overwhelming with multiple questions. Ask one clear question to make it easy for them to reply.
Make It Specific
Reference their posts or profile details to show you've been paying attention and create meaningful dialogue.
Dig Into Problems
Frame questions to uncover challenges they face, making it easy for them to share while steering toward solutions.
Respond Like You're Listening
Connect your next question to what they've shared to show you're engaged and understanding their situation.
Mastering Timing and Pacing
Perfect timing builds trust, maintains momentum, and guides conversations toward meaningful outcomes.
Match Their Tempo
Respond with energy that matches theirs—quick for engaged prospects, measured for those who need space.
Respect Silence
When they go quiet, re-engage with fresh value rather than pushing your agenda.
Follow Up Purposefully
Each follow-up should add something new to keep the conversation relevant and valuable.
Know When to Pause
Sometimes timing isn't right—respect their space while leaving the door open for future engagement.
Guiding Conversations Toward Results
Keep conversations purposeful and engaging without being pushy by creating natural flow toward the next steps.
Follow Up Every Step
Don't leave them hanging after sharing resources—check back to keep the conversation moving forward.
Transition With Value
Use their responses to guide the conversation while adding insights that position you as a helpful resource.
Break Silence Strategically
Re-engage quiet prospects with fresh, relevant value rather than generic check-ins.
Suggest Clear Next Steps
Make the path forward obvious and valuable, tied directly to solving their specific challenges.
Creating Effortless Micro-Commitments
Make each step in your sales process feel natural and easy to say "yes" to by using these micro-commitment strategies.
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Make It Feel Easy
Frame next steps as quick, low-effort actions: "Let's lock in a quick 10-minute call to see if this aligns with your goals."
2
Build Emotional Momentum
Position next steps as already in motion: "I've started mapping out ideas for your situation. How does Tuesday sound to review them?"
3
Link to Tangible Outcomes
Connect each action to specific results: "This quick call will help us map out how to achieve [their specific goal] within 30 days."
4
Break Big Decisions Into Steps
Guide with smaller asks: "Why don't I send over the details? Once you've looked it over, we can discuss what makes sense for you."
Handling Objections With Empathy
Objections aren't rejections—they're opportunities to listen, understand, and guide prospects toward solutions.
Acknowledge Their Concerns
Show you're listening and respect their perspective: "I hear you. Timing is always tricky when it comes to [their hesitation]."
Acknowledgment disarms defenses and opens the door for real conversation.
Ask for Context
Dig into the "why" behind objections: "What's your biggest concern about [the issue] right now?"
Questions position you as curious, not pushy, keeping dialogue flowing.
Provide Reassurance
Share relevant examples: "One client felt the same way about [concern]. After [action], they saw [result]."
Reassurance gives them confidence to move forward without dismissing their concerns.
Closing the Loop: Ending With Intention
Every conversation should end with clear direction, whether you're booking a call or keeping the door open for future engagement.
Be Clear About Next Steps
End with specific, actionable next steps tied to their goals: "I'd love to share a framework that's helped others in your position. How does Thursday at 2pm sound?"
Make It Effortless
Remove friction by offering clear options: "I've penciled in Tuesday at 10am. If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll adjust."
Play the Long Game
When timing isn't right, leave the door open: "I'll check back in two weeks, but feel free to reach out sooner if things change."
Circle Back With Value
Summarize the conversation and reinforce value: "Here's a quick recap of your challenge and our solution. Let's connect to map out implementation."
LinkedIn Leads: Cold Tactics & Warm Signals
Balance your approach between cold outreach and responding to warm signals to maximize your LinkedIn sales effectiveness. Not all leads are created equal. Learn to prioritize warm signals while maintaining consistent cold outreach to build momentum.
Building Momentum With Cold Outreach
When starting out, focus on building your network and initiating conversations to accelerate understanding of customer problems.
200
Weekly Connections
Send personalized requests to your ideal customer profile
30%
Response Rate
Expected with personalized, relevant outreach
15%
Conversation Rate
Leads that develop into meaningful discussions
1%
Conversion Rate
Overall prospect-to-client conversion
Cold Lead Tactics That Drive Results
Implement these strategies to build your network and create opportunities when you're just getting started.
Targeted Connection Requests
Identify decision-makers matching your ideal customer profile and send personalized connection requests with pattern interrupts that spark curiosity.
Engage Dormant Connections
Reach out to old connections with a brief update on your current focus and how you're helping others with specific problems.
Strategic Comments
Leave meaningful comments on posts your ideal customers are likely to read, building visibility and starting conversations.
Value-Led Content
Share insights that position you as a trusted voice, even with a small initial audience.
Capitalizing on Warm Signals
When someone engages with your profile or content, it's a golden opportunity to start a natural, relevant conversation.
Profile Views
Respond to those who've viewed your profile with curiosity about their interests
Post Engagement
Reach out to those who interact with your content with relevant questions
Connection Requests
Welcome new connections while encouraging them to share their intentions
Comments
Follow up on meaningful comments with deeper conversation starters
Balancing Cold and Warm Approaches
As your network grows, shift your focus while maintaining a balanced strategy for consistent results.
Cold Outreach
Your foundation—consistent, scalable, and essential when starting out
Warm Signals
Priority focus—people already showing interest who convert more readily
Track Progress
Monitor which approaches generate the best conversations and opportunities
Evolve Strategy
Shift toward warm leads as your audience grows while maintaining cold outreach
Qualifying Prospects Through Chat
Qualifying isn't about finding the perfect buyer—it's about determining if and how you can truly help someone.
Natural Conversation
Guide discussions to naturally reveal fit without rigid scripts or interrogations.
Active Listening
Focus on understanding their challenges rather than pushing your agenda.
Value-Centric Approach
Provide insights throughout the qualification process to build trust and demonstrate expertise.
What Is Qualifying?
Qualifying is about figuring out if, and how, you can truly help someone—bringing clarity for both you and them.
Build Rapport
Establish trust through genuine conversation before diving into qualification.
Uncover Needs
Ask thoughtful questions to understand their challenges and goals.
Assess Fit
Determine if your solution aligns with their specific situation.
Guide Next Steps
Suggest appropriate actions based on their needs and your capabilities.
PAIN VS GAIN: Finding the Gap
Identify where prospects are now (Point A) and where they want to be (Point B) to reveal the opportunity gap you can help fill. The bigger the gap feels, the more they'll see the need for your solution. Use thoughtful questions to help them articulate their challenges and visualize success.
Asking the Right Questions at the Right Time
Sequence your questions strategically to build trust and uncover needs without overwhelming prospects.

Start Easy
Begin with broad, simple questions that let them share comfortably
Go Deeper
Explore specific challenges once they're engaged in the conversation
Gauge Commitment
Test readiness with micro-commitments that reveal their interest level
Avoiding Common Qualification Mistakes
Steer clear of these subtle missteps that can erode trust and derail your qualification process.
Overloading Early
Don't try to qualify someone too quickly with too many questions. Start light, then gradually build depth as the conversation progresses and trust develops.
Skipping the Gap
If you don't help them feel the distance between their current state and desired outcome, they won't feel urgency to change. Take time to explore both where they are and where they want to be.
Talking More Than Listening
If you're doing most of the talking, you're missing valuable information. Focus on asking quality questions and truly listening to their responses to guide the conversation effectively.
Delivering Preloaded Value
The fastest way to build trust isn't telling someone how you can help—it's showing them through targeted, valuable insights.
Build Trust Instantly
Demonstrate your expertise by providing immediate value without asking for anything in return.
Activate Reciprocity
When you genuinely help someone, they naturally feel compelled to engage further with you.
Position As The Guide
Let your insights do the talking instead of making claims about your expertise.
Introduction to Preloaded Value
Share targeted insights that make prospects feel you've cracked the code on their exact problem—without overwhelming them.
What Is Preloaded Value?
Preloaded value is sharing specific, actionable insights that demonstrate your expertise and build trust before asking for anything in return.
It's not about overwhelming prospects with everything you know—it's about delivering precisely what they need at the right moment.
When you deliver the right insight at the right time, you transform skepticism into curiosity and curiosity into action.
High-Impact Resources That Build Trust
Share resources that feel personally selected for each prospect to demonstrate your understanding of their specific challenges.
Relevance
Reference industry challenges or problems they've specifically mentioned to show you understand their world.
Bite-Sized Wins
Provide something they can implement immediately for quick results rather than overwhelming them.
Proof of Expertise
Make it clear your advice comes from experience and results, not just theory or general knowledge.
Social Proof
Share relevant client success stories that demonstrate your ability to solve similar problems.
Improving Meeting Attendance With Preloaded Value
Use pre-meeting resources to transform skeptical prospects into eager participants who show up ready to engage.
Set the Frame
Clearly communicate what they'll get from the call: "We'll dive into your [specific challenge] and map out a concrete plan for improvement."
Prime With Proof
Share a relevant case study or quick win to build anticipation and demonstrate your capability to deliver results.
Seed Curiosity
Offer a teaser of valuable information that makes them eager to learn more during your conversation.
The Follow-Up: Where Magic Happens
80% of sales happen after the fifth touchpoint, yet most people give up long before then. Master the art of following up with purpose.
Initial Contact
Start the conversation with personalized outreach
First Follow-Up
Add value within 1-2 days if no response
Value-Add Follow-Up
Share relevant insight or resource after 3-4 days
Conversion
Persistence leads to meaningful engagement
Tracking Follow-Ups Efficiently
Implement simple systems to manage multiple conversations without losing track of important details.
Chat Hygiene
Regularly clean up and organize your inbox to maintain visibility of active conversations and prevent important leads from getting buried.
Set Reminders
Use your CRM, LinkedIn tools, or calendar to schedule follow-ups at optimal intervals to maintain momentum without missing opportunities.
Pipeline Stages
Categorize conversations by stage (new lead, qualifying, call booked, etc.) to prioritize your time and attention appropriately.
Keep Notes
Document important details, what you've already shared, and next steps to make follow-ups more relevant and personalized.
Implementation Guide
Now that you understand the principles, let's dive into practical implementation to turn knowledge into results.
Simple Systems
Set up streamlined processes that maximize conversation time and minimize admin work.
Practical Workflows
Implement day-to-day routines that consistently generate and nurture leads.
Performance Tracking
Monitor key metrics to continuously improve your approach and results.
Simple Systems for Sell-by-Chat Success
Focus on simplicity to spend more time on conversations that lead to deals and less time on administrative tasks.
Simplicity Wins
Complex CRMs and endless tagging schemes often create more admin work than sales. Focus on systems so simple they're impossible to mess up.
Work With Available Tools
LinkedIn's inbox has limitations, but tools like TryKondo.com can help manage conversations more efficiently without overcomplicating your process.
Focus on Conversations
The perfect system doesn't exist—what matters is spending more time having meaningful conversations and less time managing them.
Setting Up Kondo fOR LINKEDIN SELLING
Configure TryKondo.com to efficiently manage your LinkedIn conversations with this step-by-step guide.
Sign up for a TryKondo.com account by downloading the chrome extension to streamline your LinkedIn messaging workflow.
Define Your Pipeline Stages in Kondo
Use Kondo's labels to create and manage key pipeline stages for your sell-by-chat process.
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New Leads
Leads you plan to message for the first time
Awaiting Reply
Leads you've contacted but haven't responded yet
Replied
Leads who've replied but aren't yet qualified
Qualifying
Leads actively engaged in conversations to determine fit
Completing Your Kondo Pipeline Setup
Finish setting up your pipeline stages to track conversations through the entire sales process.
Call Booked
Leads who've agreed to a call but haven't attended yet
Closed-Won
Leads who've converted to customers
Closed-Lost
Leads who've decided not to move forward
Customizing Your Labels and Inboxes
Organize your Kondo workspace to prioritize high-value conversations and maintain clear visibility of your pipeline.
Create Labels for Pipeline Stages
Use the L key in Kondo to assign labels to conversations, creating categories for each stage of your sales process:
  • New Leads
  • Awaiting Reply
  • Replied
  • Qualifying
  • Call Booked
  • Closed
Organize Inboxes by Priority
Arrange your inboxes in order of importance to ensure you focus on the most valuable conversations first:
  1. Qualifying (active conversations)
  1. Call Booked (upcoming meetings)
  1. Replied (new opportunities)
  1. Awaiting Reply (follow-up needed)
Configuring Daily Outreach Workflows
Establish consistent processes for adding new leads and initiating conversations in Kondo.
Source New Leads
Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator to find prospects matching your ideal customer profile (ICP) and send personalized connection requests.
Initial Contact
Once a connection request is accepted, send your first message in LinkedIn and label the conversation as "New Leads" in Kondo.
Track Progress
If a lead doesn't respond within 48 hours, move the conversation to "Awaiting Reply" and schedule a follow-up using the H key for reminders.
Managing Responses and Engagement
Implement efficient processes for handling replies and moving conversations forward in your pipeline.
Check Replied Inbox
Navigate to your Replied inbox daily to process new responses
Respond Quickly
Use Enter to open messages and reply promptly to maintain momentum
Move to Qualifying
Label interested leads as "Qualifying" to track active conversations
Take Detailed Notes
Document context and next steps using Kondo's note feature (;)
Booking and Managing Calls
Track scheduled calls and prepare for successful conversations that lead to closed deals.
Move to Call Booked
When a lead agrees to a call, label the conversation as "Call Booked" to keep track of upcoming meetings and ensure proper preparation.
Include all relevant call details in your notes:
  • Date and time
  • Meeting link
  • Key topics to discuss
  • Prospect's main challenges
Send Reminders
Use Kondo's reminder feature (H key) to schedule follow-ups before the call:
  • 24 hours before: Confirmation and agenda
  • 1 hour before: Quick reminder with link
Include value in your reminders to increase show-up rates and prepare prospects for productive conversations.
Tracking Deal Outcomes
Document the results of your sales conversations to measure success and identify improvement opportunities.
Conduct Call
Have meaningful conversation focused on prospect's needs
Label Outcome
Mark conversation as Closed-Won or Closed-Lost
Document Details
Record deal size or reason for not converting
Analyze Patterns
Review outcomes to improve future conversations
Implementing a Follow-Up System
Create a consistent follow-up process to maintain momentum and prevent leads from falling through the cracks.
Automate Reminders
Use the H key in Kondo to set reminders for follow-ups at strategic intervals: 2-3 days for first follow-up, 7 days for second, and 14 days for final attempt.
Prioritize Daily Review
Check key inboxes daily in this order: Qualifying (active conversations), Awaiting Reply (follow-ups needed), and Replied (new opportunities).
Add Fresh Value
Each follow-up should include new insights or resources relevant to the prospect's specific challenges to maintain interest and demonstrate ongoing value.
Prioritizing Warm Signals
Respond quickly to engagement signals with tailored messages that start meaningful conversations.
Store response templates as Snippets in Kondo for profile views, post engagement, and connection requests to respond promptly while maintaining personalization.
Tracking Key Metrics
Monitor your performance with simple metrics to identify strengths and improvement opportunities. Track these metrics in a simple spreadsheet to identify trends and improvement opportunities in your sales process. Here's a sample sheet
Essential Kondo Shortcuts
Master these keyboard shortcuts to dramatically increase your efficiency when managing conversations.
Understanding Sell-by-Chat 101
The foundation of successful LinkedIn sales conversations starts with the right mindset and approach.

Results
Consistent sales through meaningful conversations
Techniques
Conversation strategies that build trust and drive action
Principles
Core philosophies that guide effective sell-by-chat
Mindset
Serving, not selling—the foundation of everything
Measuring What Matters
Track the right metrics to understand your effectiveness and continuously improve your results.
30%
Reply Rate
Percentage of people who respond to your initial outreach
50%
Engagement Rate
Percentage of replies that become meaningful conversations
20%
Call Booking Rate
Percentage of conversations that result in scheduled calls
1%
Overall Conversion
Expected prospect-to-client conversion rate
Code of Conduct for Chat Interactions
Follow these fundamental principles to make your conversations effective, authentic, and trust-building.
Be Human
Write conversationally, not like a robot
Make Them Feel Seen
Show you've noticed specific details about them
Prioritize Empathy
Listen first, respond second
Keep Messages Short
Break long thoughts into multiple messages
One Question at a Time
Make it easy for them to respond
Give Before You Ask
Provide value before requesting anything
Mastering the Art of Conversation
Success in sell-by-chat isn't about perfect scripts—it's about understanding the principles behind effective communication.
Beyond Scripts
While scripts provide starting points, true success comes from understanding the strategies that make conversations meaningful and productive.
Focus on mastering the core principles that guide great conversations:
  • Making genuine connections
  • Asking thoughtful questions
  • Providing relevant value
  • Guiding with intention
When you understand these fundamentals, you can adapt to any conversation naturally while maintaining focus on helping prospects solve their challenges.
Crafting Messages That Get Responses
Master these techniques to create messages that stand out, build trust, and invite engagement.
Precision Flattery
Show you understand their world by acknowledging specific achievements or insights that demonstrate your genuine appreciation.
Genuine Personalization
Reference their activity, mirror their language, and tie messages to their specific work to prove you've truly paid attention.
Pattern Interrupts
Break through the noise with unexpected but relevant observations that show you understand their world better than most.
Thoughtful Questions
Ask specific, focused questions that demonstrate your understanding and make it easy for them to engage meaningfully.
Mastering Timing and Pacing
Perfect your message timing to build trust, maintain momentum, and guide conversations toward meaningful outcomes.
Match Their Tempo
Respond with energy that matches theirs—quick for engaged prospects, measured for those who need space.
Follow Up With Purpose
Each follow-up should add fresh value or perspective to keep the conversation relevant and welcome.
Strategic Patience
Know when to give space while keeping the door open for future engagement when timing is better.
Handling Objections With Empathy
Transform objections into opportunities by listening, understanding, and guiding with care.
Acknowledge Their Concerns
Show you're listening and respect their perspective: "I hear you. Timing is always tricky when it comes to [their hesitation]."
Ask for Context
Dig into the "why" behind objections: "What's your biggest concern about [the issue] right now?"
Provide Reassurance
Share relevant examples: "One client felt the same way about [concern]. After [action], they saw [result]."
Avoid Using "But"
Replace "but" with "and" to maintain positivity: "I understand your concern, and I think this approach could make things easier."
Mastering Conversations That Convert
Focus on building genuine connections rather than pushing for sales to achieve better results.
The Real Goal
The ultimate objective isn't closing deals—it's building trust through authentic connection. Sales naturally follow when prospects feel understood and valued.
What Top Performers Do
  • Focus on understanding, not pitching
  • Let silence do some of the work
  • Guide conversations with purpose and value
Standing Out in the Inbox
  • Ask questions that show you're listening
  • Respect their pace—no pressure
  • Lead with value that demonstrates understanding
Finding Balance
Guide without forcing, add value without overwhelming, and keep communication simple, clear, and focused on their needs.
LinkedIn Leads: Cold Tactics & Warm Signals
Balance your approach between cold outreach and warm signals to maximize results based on your current situation.
Understanding Lead Types
Not all LinkedIn leads are created equal. Some come from cold outreach where you initiate contact, while others are warm signals from people already showing interest.
Your approach should vary based on your current stage and available time:
  • New starters: Focus on cold tactics to build momentum
  • Established presence: Prioritize warm signals while maintaining cold outreach
This chapter breaks down how to identify and act on both cold and warm opportunities to create a balanced, effective LinkedIn sales strategy.
Capitalizing on Warm Signals
Turn profile views, post engagement, and connection requests into meaningful conversations with these approaches.
Profile Views
"Hey [Name], I noticed you checked out my profile. Just curious—are you looking for [desired outcome] or just enjoying my content?"
Post Engagement
"Hi [Name], thanks for liking my post on [topic]. Are you trying to solve [related challenge], or just liked what I had to say?"
New Connection Requests
"Hi [Name], thanks for connecting! Are you here to learn more about [specific challenge] or just checking out content? Either way, great to connect!"
Balancing Cold and Warm Approaches
Evolve your strategy as your network grows while maintaining consistent outreach for steady results.
Starting Out
Focus on cold outreach to build your network and generate initial momentum
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Prioritize Warm Signals
As engagement grows, shift focus to people already showing interest
Maintain Balance
Continue cold outreach while prioritizing warm leads for optimal results
Track and Optimize
Monitor which approaches generate the best conversations and results
Qualifying Prospects Through Chat
Guide conversations naturally to determine if and how you can truly help each prospect.
The LVQ Framework
Maintain conversation flow with this simple approach:
  • Lube: Acknowledge what they've shared to keep the conversation friction-free
  • Value: Share insights or resources that demonstrate your expertise
  • Question: Ask open-ended questions that guide them deeper
This isn't a rigid formula but a natural rhythm that keeps conversations productive and valuable.
The A—B Method
Identify the gap between their current state and desired outcome:
  • Point A: Where are they now? What challenges are they facing?
  • Point B: Where do they want to be? What's their ideal outcome?
The space between A and B is your opportunity to demonstrate value and provide solutions.
Delivering Preloaded Value
Build trust instantly by sharing targeted insights that demonstrate your ability to solve specific problems.
Be Specific
Tailor insights to their industry, role, or recent posts to make your value immediately relevant.
Make It Ungated
Share value openly without barriers like sign-ups or downloads to build trust through generosity.
Keep It Actionable
Provide something they can implement immediately for quick results rather than theoretical concepts.
Tie It to Next Steps
Connect your value to natural next steps that help them solve additional aspects of their challenge.
The Power of Preloaded Value
Transform skepticism into curiosity by showing prospects you can solve their problems before asking for anything in return.
Why It Works
Preloaded value creates three powerful effects:
  • Builds Trust Instantly: Demonstrates expertise through immediate, tangible help
  • Activates Reciprocity: Creates a natural desire to engage further and return the favor
  • Positions You as the Guide: Establishes your authority through demonstration rather than claims
High-Impact Resources
Focus on sharing resources that feel personally selected:
  • Relevance: Address specific industry challenges or mentioned problems
  • Bite-Sized Wins: Provide immediately implementable solutions
  • Proof of Expertise: Show your insights come from experience, not theory
The Follow-Up: Where Deals Are Won
80% of sales happen after the fifth touchpoint, yet most people give up long before then. Master the art of following up with purpose.
The Opportunity Zone
Your follow-up could be the nudge they need to refocus on solving their problem amid busy schedules.
Trust Through Consistency
Following up shows you're reliable and genuinely interested—not just out for a quick win.
Add Fresh Value
Each follow-up should include new insights or resources to maintain interest and demonstrate ongoing value.
Strategic Timing
Follow a rhythm: Day 1, Day 3, Day 7, then every couple weeks to stay top of mind without overwhelming.