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Target Account Mapping with LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Systematic Account-Based Selling process using Sales Navigator to identify and prioritize strategic accounts.

Create a replicable account mapping process using LinkedIn Sales Navigator's advanced filters, including prioritization and engagement plan for each account.

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Create a replicable account mapping process using LinkedIn Sales Navigator's advanced filters, including prioritization and engagement plan for each account.

Real use case

Integra ERP, which sells ERP software to mid-market manufacturers (100-500 employees), purchased 5 Sales Navigator licenses but the team only uses it to send generic InMails. They need a structured process to map their 50 target accounts for the quarter.

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COMPANY NAMEPRODUCT/SERVICEINDUSTRY SEGMENTSIZE: revenue or employee countDEFINE

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Develop an Account-Based Selling process using LinkedIn Sales Navigator for [COMPANY NAME], which sells [PRODUCT/SERVICE] to [INDUSTRY SEGMENT] companies of [SIZE: revenue or employee count].

**1) Sales Navigator Filter Configuration:**
- Company filters (Account Filters):
  - Industry segment, company size, region, technologies used
  - Recent growth indicators (hiring, funding)
  - Shared connections (warm path)
- Lead filters (Lead Filters):
  - Target job titles (list of 10 titles)
  - Hierarchical level
  - Recent job changes (last 90 days)
  - LinkedIn activity (posts, comments)
- Recommended saved searches (3 searches with names and filters)

**2) Account Prioritization Matrix (Tier 1/2/3):**
- Tier 1 criteria (high potential, 10 accounts): [DEFINE]
- Tier 2 criteria (medium potential, 20 accounts): [DEFINE]
- Tier 3 criteria (exploratory, 20 accounts): [DEFINE]
- Spreadsheet template with essential columns

**3) Buying Committee Mapping per Account:**
- Roles to identify: Champion, Economic Buyer, Technical Buyer, Coach, Blocker
- How to find each role via Sales Navigator
- Account map template (simplified org chart)

**4) Engagement Plan by Tier:**
- Tier 1: Personalized cadence + dedicated content + events
- Tier 2: Semi-personalized cadence + segmented content
- Tier 3: Automated cadence + generic content

**5) Account-Based Selling Metrics:**
- Engaged accounts (engagement definition)
- Pipeline generated by tier
- Advancement velocity by tier
- Buying committee coverage (%)

Note: In Brazil, LinkedIn Sales Navigator has lower penetration among SMBs—include alternative strategies when the decision-maker isn't active on the platform.

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  1. 1Replace the key placeholders first: COMPANY NAME, PRODUCT/SERVICE, INDUSTRY SEGMENT, SIZE: revenue or employee count.
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