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Mastering the Art of LinkedIn Engagement
The Social Sales Link Team |
From utilizing hashtags to discover and align with relevant content, to engaging with clients and industry leaders effectively, each strategy is designed to enhance your visibility and credibility. Whether you're commenting to add depth to a conversation, tagging to broaden the content's reach, or encouraging ongoing dialogue, these actionable tips will ensure your contributions are not only seen but also respected.
6 Tips for Mastering Social Selling Across Platforms
The Social Sales Link Team |
Master social selling with 6 powerful tips! Learn how to craft platform-specific content, build a robust channel strategy, engage influencers, and drive conversions across LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok.
Vendor Lifetime Value (VLV): A New Perspective on Customer Loyalty
The Social Sales Link Team |
Explore the concept of Vendor Lifetime Value (VLV) and how it deepens customer loyalty by focusing on the long-term benefits customers gain from vendor relationships, fostering mutual growth and resilient partnerships.
13 Creepy Things Sales Professionals Do (and not just on Halloween)
The Social Sales Link Team |
Uncover the creepy sales tactics that turn prospects off this Halloween! From invasive questions to fake enthusiasm, learn what to avoid for better customer relationships.
Bridging the Gap Between Challenges and Desired Results: A Salesperson’s Guide to Success
The Social Sales Link Team |
For sales professionals, positioning yourself at the center of this overlap is how you become essential vital to your clients’ success. Let’s break down this framework and explore how leveraging platforms like LinkedIn and AI tools can enhance your approach to delivering tailored solutions.
Tailored SWIFT – Personalizing Content That Matters to Them
The Social Sales Link Team |
SWIFT (Sales – What's In It For Them) is Social Sales Link’s play on WIIFM except that it delivers personalized and value-driven content tailored to the buyer's specific needs and pain points. Instead of focusing on the features of a product or service, SWIFT centers on the benefits and outcomes that matter most to the prospect.