Sales Navigator Tags are Going Away 2020

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It comes with great disappointment that I have to share that LinkedIn’s Sales Navigator Tags are a powerful feature that is going away. As of September of 2020, you will no longer be able to create a new tag, and in October they will be migrated into Saved Leads.

If you or your team want to learn more about how to adjust your processes from Tags to Saved Leads and Accounts – drop Brynne Tillman or Bob Woods a message on LinkedIn; we can hop on a call.

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