Send a campaign message to new LinkedIn connections
How to send a targeted campaign message to new LinkedIn connections added through CompLeadly
Many CompLeadly users want to send specific messages or campaigns to people who have recently been added to their LinkedIn network. This can be useful for building stronger relationships with new connections from the start. CompLeadly does not directly offer the option to send a campaign message exclusively to contacts added within a specific period. This can only be done using the Opener feature.
However, there are ways to do this with campaign messages.
1. Sales Navigator lead list "recently accepted connection requests"
Benefits: Quick setup, all standard Sales Navigator target audience filters can be used
2. Export and re-import your network list
Benefit: You can filter customers more precisely by acceptance date in the export table.
Step 1: Export your network
First, you need to export your LinkedIn contact list. You can do this using the "Network export" feature. Select the Excel export option to download your contacts as an Excel file.
Step 2: Filter the list
After downloading the Excel file, open it and sort or filter the contacts by the date they were added. Delete all contacts that have been on your list longer than the desired number of days.
Step 3: Create an imported target audience in CompLeadly
Now that you have a filtered list, you can upload this Excel file to CompLeadly as an imported target audience. To do this, go to the "Target audiences" menu in CompLeadly and click Import search to upload the Excel file.
Step 4: Create a campaign message
Once the imported target audience is available in CompLeadly, you can select it as the target audience when creating a new campaign message. This ensures that your message is only sent to contacts added through CompLeadly in the last few days.
With this method, you can ensure that your sales efforts are as efficient as possible by reaching out directly to the people who could benefit most from your services or products.