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How to find clients on LinkedIn

To find clients on LinkedIn, define who you sell to (industry, job title, company and area), connect with those people consistently, post useful content for them and, once they accept, talk without pitching right away. Reachvite helps with connecting: it sends invitations to the audience you choose, in batches you approve.

By Rodrigo Alonso · A project by Rodrigo Alonso · Updated

Who should you invite to win clients?

People who decide on, or influence, buying what you sell, in the area you serve.

Write it in one sentence: “fashion buyers in Spain” or “SaaS founders in London”. That sentence maps almost directly to filters: Industry or Companies, Job title and “Where?”. In Reachvite you can also start from a list of target companies. More ideas in how to choose who to invite.

Why does it matter to have prospects as connections?

Because your posts and profile reach mostly your own network.

When someone accepts your invitation they start seeing what you post and can message you without InMail. A network full of your audience turns every post into visibility in front of potential clients.

What should you do when someone accepts?

Nothing pushy: say thanks, add value and wait for real interest.

Reachvite deliberately sends no messages: the conversation is yours. Check who accepted (the extension shows it by source and company), engage with their posts and write only when you have a real reason.

How much time does it take?

Choosing the audience takes a few minutes; the rest is week-by-week consistency.

Searching and connecting by hand takes a lot of time. With Reachvite you choose the audience once, review each batch and approve it; sending happens at a steady pace while you get on with your day.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work for freelancers and consultants?

Yes. It’s built for people who sell B2B services or products and rely on their network: freelancers, consultants, salespeople, recruiters and founders.

Does Reachvite guarantee clients?

No. It helps you connect with the right audience; turning them into clients depends on your offer, your content and your conversations.

Pick your audience and let Reachvite send the invitations, in batches you approve.

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