u/Foreign_Fee_1232

Need client closing advice

Hey guys, I own a linkedin marketing business and have been looking to onboard one client but I’m getting 0 responses on cold emails.

I warmed up my email address and started sending them last week and still no responses. I’m even personalising and sending only 5 emails a day, still no luck.

Any advice for me on how I can convert a client. I have the results and success stories to show. Just need 1 client to fill my quota.

Please share your valuable advices!

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 — 9 days ago

I've been ghostwriting LinkedIn content for 3 years for founders, and coaches. Ask me anything.

I've written posts that did 100,000+ impressions.

I've also written posts that got 17 likes and died quietly.

For better or for worse, I know a lot about what works on LinkedIn.

So, ask me anything.

LinkedIn. Content creation. Ghostwriting. Personal branding. Whatever's been on your mind.

I'll answer everything.

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 — 10 days ago
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LinkedIn is crazy good for B2B marketing, Just got 3 leads in 1 day.

Okay, so I know LinkedIn is annoying, but hear me out.

Right now, there are 2 camps on LinkedIn:

Camp A - posting AI fake positivity content to gain engagement

Camp B - posting real stories to gain leads.

When I first hopped on LinkedIn, I came across people from Camp A, since they're the popular ones.

And this is where my job started:

  1. Connected with people I liked

I scrolled through my feed, connected with people I genuinely like. This was a great opportunity to connect with potential leads, inspirations, and competitors as well.

  1. Started posting

I'm not gonna deny this, yes, most people write a certain way on LinkedIn. But I didn't. I just wrote a post that's easy to read and understand. Avoided a block of text; instead, broke it down.

Now, since I'm a business owner, I posted 3 types of content:

- personal stories (why I started, what I'm building, why I'm building it)

- customer stories, case studies

- marketing lessons

  1. Engaged

Posting got me eyeballs, engagement, and followers. But to unlock leads, I needed to do outbound. This was super simple. Made a list of leads, connected with them, had conversations, and then introduced my offer softly.

That's it, 3 simple steps and I was done. That's what helped me gain leads. Ain't it crazy?

I hope this helps.

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 — 10 days ago