Option 1
Do it yourself
Good: Nobody knows your buyer better, and it costs only your time.
Not so good: Prospecting is the first thing dropped in a busy week, and replies go cold.
Appointment setting
Appointment setting on LinkedIn is four jobs done well every day: pick the right people, start the conversation, answer fast and book the call. Here is how each one works, how services charge for it, and how to have all four done for you.
B2B appointment setting on LinkedIn means someone starts conversations with your buyers there and turns the interested ones into booked calls with you. The work is the same whoever does it: build the list, send connection requests and InMail from your profile, answer every reply quickly, and offer a time. You can do it yourself, hire a setter, pay an agency for each meeting, or buy it done for you by monthly volume. With LinkedNav you choose how many prospects to reach each month, and our team does the list, the messages and the replies.
There is no trick to it. There are six steps, and results come from doing every one of them every working day.
The messages that book calls are short and about the reader. Here is the shape our team uses.
The connection note gives one reason you chose them: “Saw you are hiring two account executives. I work with sales leaders on ramp time. Open to connecting?”
The first message after they accept asks a question. It does not pitch: “Thanks for connecting. Are new hires reaching quota as fast as you planned this year?”
Ask for the call only after a sign of interest: “Happy to walk you through how we would approach it. Would Tuesday or Thursday suit for a short call?”
Every message makes one ask, and each one is easy to answer in a line.
Rather have this done for you?
Pick a monthly volume. Our team builds the list, writes the messages, sends from your own LinkedIn account and handles the replies. Sales Navigator and InMail credits are covered by us.
A reply is at its warmest in the hour it is written. The person is at their desk and thinking about your question. A day later they have moved on, and a week later they do not remember you.
This is where most do-it-yourself appointment setting fails. The sending is easy to keep up. Watching the inbox every day is not. Whoever does the work for you, ask who reads the inbox, how often, and how fast an interested reply gets an answer.
Three models are common. Paying for each meeting ties the fee to an outcome, so the definition of a qualified meeting and the rule for people who do not show up matter more than the price. A monthly retainer pays for effort over an agreed scope. A flat price by volume pays for a set number of prospects reached, which makes providers easy to compare.
LinkedNav charges by volume: $597 a month for every 500 prospects reached. The LinkedIn lead generation cost page goes through what each model includes.
Your options
The work is the same in all four. What changes is who does it.
One flat price
$597 a month for every 500 prospects reached. Every step costs the same. No setup fee, no per-seat fee, cancel anytime.
How it works
You tell us who you sell to, what you offer and how you speak. That is most of what we need from you.
Our team builds the list and writes the InMail and connection sequences. You read the wording and approve it before anything goes out.
Messages go out from your own LinkedIn profile, under your name, at the monthly volume you chose.
We answer replies, pass you the people who want to talk, and send a report every week on who was reached and what came back.
Is it for you?
Questions
It is the work of starting conversations with your buyers on LinkedIn and turning the interested ones into booked calls. It covers building the list, sending connection requests and InMail, answering replies and offering a time.
It depends on your market, your offer, your deal size and the monthly volume you choose. Be careful with anyone who quotes a number before they know who you sell to.
Yes. Our team answers the replies, and the people who want to talk are booked to your calendar or passed to you, whichever you prefer.
Not with LinkedNav. The LinkedIn subscriptions and InMail capacity needed to reach your monthly volume are included.
Paying per meeting ties the fee to an outcome, but each meeting costs more and the definition of qualified can be argued. A flat price by volume is easier to compare and to plan. Pick the one whose terms you fully understand.
They are written from what you tell us about your buyer, your offer and how you speak, and you approve the wording before anything goes out.
LinkedNav is a done-for-you LinkedIn outreach service. You choose a monthly prospect volume, and our team builds the list, writes the sequences, runs the outreach and handles the replies.