Export Your LinkedIn Connections

The Social Sales Link Team | April 9, 2020

How many people are you connected to that you should be having conversations with, but aren’t?

Take inventory of your connections – export your connections and identify all the people that you have connected with and forgotten over the years that you should be reaching out to.

1. Current Clients
2. Past Clients
3. Referral Partners
4. Prospects
5. Community Leaders
6. Subject Matter Experts
7. Vendors

Reach back out and start a real conversation!

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