For what do you use your Linkedin Account?

I use Linkedin to network with my business niche and to find my potential costumer. I like it because you get some good information about the person you wanna interact.
 
I use Linkedin to network with my business niche and to find my potential costumer. I like it because you get some good information about the person you wanna interact.
Yeah but it depends on your country. Unfortunately LinkedIn isn't popular enough in some places even though it would be a cool opportunity for people.
 
Yeah but it depends on your country. Unfortunately LinkedIn isn't popular enough in some places even though it would be a cool opportunity for people.
Yeah this is true, on some country they don't use or rely much on LinkedIn.
 
It's really important to really consider your market before going straight to Linkedin. If you're selling a service which is similar to many competitors, the top people you will find on LinkedIn are probably already aware or a customer of a competitor of yours, so your job just got harder using those leads. If not, you want to make sure that your audience is even on LinkedIn. For example, if you're selling products to machineists, scouting out people on LinkedIn will probably lead you to corporate people -- not the people you want to sell to. It can be very useful, but it isn't suitable for many purposes.
 
I've tried their ads before and CPA was WAY higher than any other platform I have used.
 
I use my LinkedIn account to find leads. I prefer to use filters of the LinkedIn automation tool (LinkedCamp) that help me reach out to the right leads that can be my potential customer.
My Top six reasons why you should use LinkedIn as a B2B marketer

Create awareness and improve reputation. LinkedIn is an ideal platform to increase your online presence. ...
Thought leadership and influencer marketing. ...
Selling and generating leads. ...
Social CRM. ...
Traffic building. ...
Listening and gaining insights
 
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