S2 E8 How to Follow Up Without Being Annoying
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In Episode 7, we talked about why outbound works better when you combine it with social selling.
Now let's talk about what happens after you've made the connection.
Because starting the conversation is only half the battle.
The real opportunity is in the follow-up.
Most people don't lose deals because of bad outreach.
They lose them because they quit too soon.
In this episode, Mandy and Lindsay break down what effective follow-up actually looks like, and why persistence, when done the right way, builds trust instead of annoyance.
Because buyers are busy.
They're not ignoring you to be rude.
They're juggling priorities, buried in emails, and responding to whatever feels most urgent.
In this episode:
→ Why most sellers give up long before they should
→ How many follow-up touchpoints it really takes to get a response
→ What makes a follow-up valuable instead of annoying
→ Why "just checking in" doesn't work anymore
→ How to use LinkedIn voice notes and video messages to stand out
→ When to use email, LinkedIn, text, and comments throughout the sales process
→ Creative follow-up ideas that actually get replies
→ How to stay top of mind without sounding pushy
Follow-up isn't just about sending another message.
It's about giving someone another reason to remember you.
Another reason to trust you.
Another reason to respond.
Because every touchpoint is an opportunity to build credibility, not just ask for the meeting.
If your current follow-up strategy is "checking in" or "circling back," it's time for an upgrade.
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