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Who pays the most for leads?
Financial Services: A Goldmine for Lead Generators The financial services sector stands out as a veritable goldmine for lead generators, consistently ranking as one of the highest paying lead generation niches.
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What is a good lead to opportunity conversion rate?
The average B2B lead to opportunity conversion rate across different industries is 13%- 18%. Your first step should be focus on knowing your metrics. Specifically, your lead to opportunity conversion rate over a 12-month period. This helps determine if a low rate has been consistent or is recent.
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What is an opportunity lead?
A Lead is a person who is a sales prospect. An Opportunity is the specific sales deal being pursued including the estimated dollar amount. The Opportunity record will be related to the Lead or Contact record of the person with whom you are hoping to do business.
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What is lead vs opportunity scoring?
Overview. Predictive lead scoring allows your sales teams to prioritize leads based on scores and achieve higher lead qualification rates. Predictive opportunity scoring allows your sales teams to prioritize opportunities based on scores and achieve higher opportunity win, close, or convert rates.
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What is an example of an opportunity in a business plan?
Your Business Opportunity also highlights the areas of greatest potential in growing your business. These opportunities could include opening up a new market, new product initiatives or a new approach to an existing market.
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Do you want to unlock access to 675 million potential leads in over 200 different countries? Oh, wow! What a dream! Of course, you do! Welcome to the NetHunt, Gmail CRM learning hub, and home of LinkedIn lead generation experts. Stay tuned! Because we're gonna give you the keys to unlock all those leads. It's no secret that LinkedIn is the lead paradise. We actually already told you that. It's social media for business professionals with users reporting 45% more sales opportunities created, 51% reporting a higher likelihood of achieving their sales goals, and 80% reporting an improvement on their productivity. But what if I told you that there is a secret side to our LinkedIn lead paradise? By the end of this video, we're gonna know eight secret places to look for leads that your competitors are not looking and you're gonna have a CRM database crammed full of leads to get busy with. You're going to need three things for this video: first, a LinkedIn profile, second, NetHunt CRM, and third, the NetHunt CRM LinkedIn extension, which is in the Chrome web store. That integration grabs all the data like names, job titles, company names and website addresses from a leads profile and puts it into your NetHunt dashboard. You already know that. Actually, we made a video for it. The link is on the screen right now. Once you NetHunt extension for LinkedIn you will automatically see which LinkedIn profiles and companies are already in your CRM, which ones are new. If the NetHunt icon is blue, it means that you already have this contact into your CRM. And if it's white, you've not. With one click of the button, you can automatically enrich their records with details that are available to you as a user. That being their profile picture, first name and last name, company, title, email, phone number, skype id, twitter, birth date and of course a link to their LinkedIn profile. And now the juicy part! Eight places to find leads on LinkedIn. Number one - view, who else is viewing. One prospect becomes ten. The People Also Viewed section provides a lot of visibility for LinkedIn users. 10 users, who have been snooping around the same profile you are looking at, updated multiple times each month. This section is on the right hand rail of a first degree's profile for LinkedIn on desktop. Or, at the very bottom of the mobile app. Connect with them. Then hit the magic button to put them into your CRM dashboard. Number two. Find out, who viewed your profile. A profile view can even become lead for your business on LinkedIn, if someone's looking at you assume they're keen on what you've got to offer. On top of the semi-annoying someone's viewed your profile emails you can see who has looked at your profile on LinkedIn dashboard. LinkedIn Basic allows users to see up to five people who have viewed their profile. On the other hand premium users receive an unlimited number. Connect! Get them in your pipeline. Number three! Endorse! Endorsements are LinkedIn's referral system. They can be used to find prospects by looking at the endorsements of your existing connections, or they can be used to nurture them by a way of complement. If you are feeling cheeky, you can endorse brand new connections as a way of breaking the ice. They can be found right in the middle of a connection's profile. Number four - lead recommendations. You're not going to get much better leads for a business, than the ones here. This feature offers recommendations based on sales preferences search history and previous profile interactions. Wait! What's the catch with such a glorious lead finding feature? Well, you need Sales Navigator. Check out the video we made about LinkedIn's different subscription plans. The links are on the screen now. Number five - content. We don't actually want your life story, but do dedicate 60 seconds a day to writing. It's all about establishing your name as an expert within your LinkedIn sphere. It's all about proactivity. Have a noisy of who is commenting on their content. Connect with the ones that interest you, and hit that magical LinkedIn NetHunt button. Number six - join groups. Professionals use these groups to gain insight into the industry and to interact with other members. Jackpot. Groups are private by default. Leads in them are of a higher quality. Use the discussion tab at the top of the group's homepage and post questions, comments or statements to get your voice heard. Tailor your message to each group. Build your profile, connect and get them in the pipeline. Number seven... referrals! As your first degree connections grow, you should introduce yourself to each new one. This breaks the ice of making the first comment and opens up the possibility of collaboration. Have a browse through the recent customer's connections and see which of them might be suitable for your business. If you feel comfortable enough with your connection forward them a list of the people and ask if they wouldn't mind sending a quick introduction of you to them. The worst thing that can happen is that they say no. Not a big deal. Number eight - use advanced filters. There is loads and loads and loads of filters that you can use to find the perfect lead for your business. Look at all of those flipping filters. You can tailor your search for leads down to the keywords they post in their updates. Search filters are sent from the lead heavens, saving desperate sales teams from scrolling through LinkedIn all day. Get them in NetHunt CRM. Congratulations! You've got loads of sweet leads. It doesn't end there though. That buyer journey has just begun. Have a little noisy about our Learning Hub to find out how to reach out and best close a deal. You can do it all from NetHunt, no sweat. As if there wasn't enough LinkedIn for your business brain. Your favorite LinkedIn sales experts hub have written an ebook devoted to sales on LinkedIn. Please shout out in the comments below that you would like to get this ebook and our team will get in touch with you. Like, comment, subscribe. Go and watch our playlist on how to grow sales on LinkedIn. NetHunt over and out.
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