However, I have received a lot of feedback from the Dux-Soup community members that they are finding it difficult to join all the groups that they want to be part of. This approach works incredibly well if you can find the most relevant LinkedIn groups be accepted into them. It is important that your title is keyword rich, as this will help your group appear in the LinkedIn search.
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(For a recap on how to join LinkedIn groups and use Dux-Soup check out this blog ) For instance, online marketing for dentists. Therefore, if you can find LinkedIn Groups that are relevant to your target market, the likelihood is that the people in these groups are going to be the perfect target audience for you to connect with. However, lots of people will join a LinkedIn Group where they can share some common interests. For example, if you are searching for someone who is interested in property development, outdoor events or interested in buying Bitcoin, these interests will probably not be listed on their LinkedIn Profile. If you simply change the basic search box drop-down to search Groups, you can start typing in your search term and see information fill in on the established groups within LinkedIn. However, I often want to try and connect with people who have a certain interest in specific areas and this can be much more difficult. Usually a good search is enough to find 1000s of people who fit your criteria. (For a recap of how to use LinkedIn searches have a quick read of our previous blog ) This can be achieved through filtering searches by industry, location, job roles and a mix of other categories. When searching for new people to connect with on LinkedIn, the aim is to try and find the most appropriate target market. *Please note that you will need to have a LinkedIn Sales Navigator account for this to work. How to connect with people in groups even if you are not part of them
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