Crafting Personalized Outreach Messages for Account-Based Sales
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Hey there, LinkedIn fam!
Welcome to the fifth edition of "The Extra Thursday," brought to you by Intandemly. Today, we're going to be talking about crafting personalized outreach messages for account-based sales. In other words, we're going to show you how to slide into your target accounts' DMs in style. So, grab a pen and take some notes, because this one is going to be a doozy.
Let's start with the basics. When it comes to account-based sales, you're not just targeting individual prospects, you're targeting entire accounts. This means you need to get creative with your messaging and make sure you're speaking directly to the company's pain points and goals. If your outreach messages aren't personalized, you might as well be sending carrier pigeons. Don't just send a generic message that could be sent to anyone - that's like trying to get a date by sending a mass text message. It's not going to work, trust me.
How do we make our outreach messages stand out from the crowd??
Here are some dope ideas:
Crafting personalized outreach messages is an ongoing process. Don't be afraid to experiment and see what works best for you and your target accounts.
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You want to be engaging, informative, and memorable, all while avoiding the dreaded spam folder.?
So how do you research that truly resonates with your target accounts?
People like to do business with people they like and trust. If you can connect with your target accounts on a personal level, it will go a long way toward building a relationship with them.
In summary, to create outreach messages that resonate with your target accounts:
So, get your typing fingers ready, and let's craft some killer outreach messages that'll make your target accounts say, "Yes, please!".
And there you have it - some unique practices for doing research on accounts that will make your outreach messages stand out like a flamingo in a flock of pigeons. Happy researching, and we'll see you next time on 'The Extra Thursday'!