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Donald Kelly | The Get To Know Me Post
Episode 1734
Published 2 years, 2 months ago
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How do you get people to know you before they meet you?
In this five-minute episode of “The Sales Evangelist Podcast,” host Donald Kelly will tell you exactly how. Donald emphasizes the importance of creating a point of reference and humanizing oneself in prospects' eyes before initiating sales conversations.
Discover valuable insights on building connections with potential prospects before engaging with them.
Building Relationships on LinkedIn
- Donald discusses the challenges of reaching prospects through traditional means, such as emails and phone calls, and highlights the effectiveness of creating a point of reference on LinkedIn.
- He suggests that LinkedIn serves as a social gathering spot and provides an opportunity to bridge the gap between a sales professional and a prospective client by allowing them to see the human side of the individual.
The "Get to Know Me" Post
- One of the key strategies that Donald shares is the concept of the "Get to Know Me" post on LinkedIn.
- He encourages listeners to utilize the featured section of their LinkedIn profiles to highlight a post that showcases their personal side instead of a sales pitch.
- By steering prospects to this post, individuals can offer a glimpse into their personal life and interests, thereby breaking down the initial barrier and shaping a more relatable image in the eyes of potential clients.
Humanizing the Sales Approach
- Donald stresses the significance of adding personality and humor to the "Get to Know Me" post.
- By injecting elements of fun and sharing personal quirks or preferences, individuals can attract prospects on a human level, transcending the typical sales persona.
- He draws from a guest's advice to incorporate humor into the post, as laughter is a powerful tool to forge connections with others.
Encouraging Authentic Connections
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