If you're trying to sell enterprise deals, you'll want to run this Sales Nav search.
I know this post will be long, so save it (3 little dots at the top of this post) and come back if you're busy!
Both of these are "filters" in the LEAD search via Sales Navigator:
Years in current company: Less than a year
Years in current role: Less than a year
Reasoning before I get started: When you're selling enterprise deals, you want to get the people that are super high up in the organization but are also new to the organization.
Why? They've been hired to come in and shake things up, and typically they come in with ideas and a budget to accomplish the tasks they were hired for—hence the two filters above!
A couple deals I've closed via this search:
2.7B dollar logo (500K ACV)
680M dollar logo (188K ACV)
2.2B dollar logo (104K ACV)
1.9B dollar logo (143K ACV)
1.2B dollar logo (684K ACV)
Step 1: Open Sales Navigator.
Step 2: Click in the white space where you see a magnifying glass and the word "search," then press enter.
Step 3: See that little right-facing arrow? Click on that and your additional filters will pop open.
Step 4: Scroll down on the left and click the two filters titled "years in current company" & "years in current role."
Step 5: Select "less than 1 year" in both of those filters.
Step 6: Change the "company headcount" filter to reflect your target customer size. For me, I'm going to select 5,000-10,000.
Change the personal "geography" filter to reflect where your focus should be today. For me, I'm going to pick Austin, Texas.
Step 7: I'm down to 5K potential prospects (leads or individuals)—you'll see all of those people pop up on the right side of your screen once you complete these filters.
Step 8: Type the title of the person who is normally the decision maker or buyer of your product or service. For me, I typed in "Talent Development."
Be sure to put the quotation marks here or your search will come back incorrect.
Step 9: I have 29 leads now in 5,000-10,000 headcount companies, new in their role and new in their company, also in Austin, Texas.
Step 10 (BONUS): Add a new filter on the left called "posted on LinkedIn"—it's under "recent activity." Now go engage with those folks' content.
I know this was long, but hopefully it helped at least one person!
This is the type of stuff I teach at darrenmckee.co - real, tactical stuff that helps you close deals.
Happy prospecting.