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I found this very interesting method of making money with LinkedIn.
The method is not mine and this is not something that I personally do, but this is something that works.
Backstory
I receive a lot of friends requests and messages on LinkedIn and I engage in a lot of conversations. A few days ago I received a message where someone offered to get leads for my business.I asked him to provide some info on how he is going to achieve that and if he can provide me with a demo and send some leads my way so I can test.
He explained to me that he is using 'custom' automation system that can find targeted leads based on specific criteria by sending invites to connect with specific message. Those who respond and interested in whatever your message was offering considered a lead.
He offered me a test package of $500, with 7-10 leads approx at $45 per lead. Sounds crazy, but depending on what you do/offer this can be even a cheap price, for many LinkedIn users.
My initial thought - why would I pay $45 per lead if I can get automation software from BHW marketplace that costs less and do the same thing for myself for free? But then I thought that the guy is actually doing a great thing for someone and SaaS approach can work really well here.
You can replicate it and do the same - there are a lot of LinkedIn users that use it for work, but they don't know about automation and would pay for the service where they can get extra business.
The Method
The method is simple, basically, you use one of the available on the market (or BHW marketplace) automation software and use it as a service. SaaS.
How it works:
1. You send invites to connect with the message
2. The message should clearly state that you provide leads for business and can generate many fast.
3. When your requests accepted - offer leads packages, e.g. X leads $XX amount of money.
To provide leads to the client you don't actually need access to his account, unless you know he's willing to provide it. You create a brand new account to get leads there and then just provide the list to the client, as usually if the response is positive they provide contact info.
The price list that I got, but I guess you can use a little lower price and create a good competition:
The method is not mine and this is not something that I personally do, but this is something that works.
Backstory
I receive a lot of friends requests and messages on LinkedIn and I engage in a lot of conversations. A few days ago I received a message where someone offered to get leads for my business.I asked him to provide some info on how he is going to achieve that and if he can provide me with a demo and send some leads my way so I can test.
He explained to me that he is using 'custom' automation system that can find targeted leads based on specific criteria by sending invites to connect with specific message. Those who respond and interested in whatever your message was offering considered a lead.
He offered me a test package of $500, with 7-10 leads approx at $45 per lead. Sounds crazy, but depending on what you do/offer this can be even a cheap price, for many LinkedIn users.
My initial thought - why would I pay $45 per lead if I can get automation software from BHW marketplace that costs less and do the same thing for myself for free? But then I thought that the guy is actually doing a great thing for someone and SaaS approach can work really well here.
You can replicate it and do the same - there are a lot of LinkedIn users that use it for work, but they don't know about automation and would pay for the service where they can get extra business.
The Method
The method is simple, basically, you use one of the available on the market (or BHW marketplace) automation software and use it as a service. SaaS.
How it works:
1. You send invites to connect with the message
2. The message should clearly state that you provide leads for business and can generate many fast.
3. When your requests accepted - offer leads packages, e.g. X leads $XX amount of money.
To provide leads to the client you don't actually need access to his account, unless you know he's willing to provide it. You create a brand new account to get leads there and then just provide the list to the client, as usually if the response is positive they provide contact info.
The price list that I got, but I guess you can use a little lower price and create a good competition:
