RB2B

RB2B

Software Development

Identify your anonymous website visitors. Push their LinkedIn profiles to Slack in realtime.

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Identify your anonymous website visitors. Push their LinkedIn profiles to Slack in realtime.

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Software Development
Company size
2-10 employees
Type
Privately Held

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  • RB2B reposted this

    View profile for Adam Robinson, graphic

    CEO @ Retention.com & RB2B | Person-Level Website Visitor Identity | Push LinkedIn Profiles to Slack in Real-Time, 100% Free!

    Dear Linkedin, I have an important announcement to make. The beef with Mark Kosoglow has been settled. He agreed to all my terms and has signed a legally binding document that states, "Inbound-Led Outbound is not just marketing". Unfortunately, the timing of my victory is a bit inconvenient... As I have spent the last 6 weeks locked away in the studio recording my first ever rap diss track (produced by the notorious Ding Zheng). I am releasing it here to serve as the final word on the matter. Thank you. - Adam

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    10,091 followers

    Stop guessing, start converting.

    View profile for Stephan Koning, graphic

    Get Your First Leads in Under 30 Minutes || ex-VP of Sales || Entrepreneur & Sales Geek

    3 Reasons Your Paid Ads Suck (And How to Fix Them RIGHT NOW) Your landing page is probably optimized. Your ad copy is probably sharp. But you're still not seeing the conversions you want. Why? Because even the best campaigns can't guarantee 100% conversion rates. Here's the harsh truth: Most of your paid search clicks are vanishing into thin air, leaving you wondering, "Where did my money go?" Here's how to fix this with a 3-step action plan: 𝗜𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘆 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿: NO MORE guesswork. Use website identification tools like RB2B to unmask those anonymous visitors. Know who clicked on your ad, how long they stayed on your landing page, and what they were interested in. 𝗛𝘆𝗽𝗲𝗿-𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄-𝗨𝗽: No conversion? No problem. You now have their LinkedIn profile. Reach out with a personalized message or video, referencing their search term and demonstrating that you understand their needs. 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝘀 𝗞𝗲𝘆: Search intent is asking for speed . The faster you follow up, the higher your chances of conversion. Use AI tools or a VA to automate personalized outreach at scale. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁 Higher conversion rates than ever before. You build relationships with actual decision-makers. Paid search Ads are now a lead-generating machine. Want to turn your paid search ads into a lead-generating machine? Then you need to stop letting valuable leads slip through. It's that simple.

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    10,091 followers

    Thanks for sharing your workflows, Steven!!

    View profile for Steven Stepelevich, graphic

    Helping B2B Software Development Companies Book 20+ Qualified Sales Meetings Per Month & Add $200k-$500k Minimum To Their ARR | Sales Enablement + Content Strategy + Demand Generation | Founder @ CH Growth Partner

    "Inbound-led outbound," or allbound. I've been seeing these terms a lot recently on outbound LinkedIn. It's a strategy we recently started using for our partners at CH Growth Partner that has made it 10x easier to book calls with warm leads you never knew you had. It's a simple concept: 1️⃣ Make social media content 2️⃣ Increase your website visitors & profile viewers (along with current users) 3️⃣ Segment & outreach to this audience knowing they looked at your stuff Their are only a few simple tools you need to do this. For your website: A. RB2B to extract your website traffic (visitors) data B. LinkedIn Sales Navigator & Smartlead to message & email them For your LinkedIn profile: A. LinkedIn Sales Navigator to filter out your profile viewers B. Apollo.io Prospeo or Hunter.io for scraping their emails C. Smartlead to reach out to these viewers Some have said that content does not matter in regards to outbound. This process easily disproves that.

  • RB2B reposted this

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    COO at RB2B.com & Retention.com

    If you're a brand manager, your job is in trouble. The art of building a corporate brand is undergoing RAPID transformation. Here's a breakdown of the OLD WAY vs the NEW WAY of building corporate brand: A good brand identity is supposed to help generate interest in the company. But marketing evokes little trust with the corporate content they produce. This is a big moment of transition for B2B brands. It's time to go all in on Personal Brands and Executive Thought Leadership. Here's the OLD way of building a corporate brand: - Medium: Mass Media, Everybody  - Messaging: Corporate, Company - Frequency: Few, Sparse - Interaction: No Interaction - Q&A / Feedback Loop: No - Content Creation: High Quality - Goal: Appear Professional Here's the NEW way of building brand: - Medium: Social Media, Targeted - Messaging: Anything, Opinions - Frequency: Frequent - Interaction: Direct Interaction - Q&A / Feedback Loop: Yes - Content Creation: Low Quality but Engaging - Goal: Generate Trust, Credibility Most brand managers are still thinking of corporate brands. They are stuck in the old ways. They are doing PR on Newswires that nobody reads or trusts any more. They need to unstuck themselves and start building brands that today’s buyers want to engage with. And that conversation starts with your Executives on Social. Does it mean there’s no role of marketing in content generation any more and Execs should take over the responsibility of all content generation. Certainly not. Once the execs generate very high level interest, it will need to be nurtured and closed. This is where Brand marketers need to step in. - Keep track of engagers, visitors and hand raisers.  - Find a way to get the product demo content in front of them It's a New World. Embrace it!

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    CEO @ Retention.com & RB2B | Person-Level Website Visitor Identity | Push LinkedIn Profiles to Slack in Real-Time, 100% Free!

    Only 4% of startups make it to $1m ARR. Why? Because Founders who FAIL do it backwards. Founders who fail: 1. Come up with an idea 2. Build way too much product 3. Try to find buyers post launch through growth hacking Founders who succeed: 1. Find their buyers BEFORE they start building 2. Build as little as humanly possible to get a feedback loop 3. Ignore growth hacking and focus on doing 1-to-1 things that don’t scale The problem with the first approach is: - Software is INCREDIBLY slow and expensive to build - Our intuition is a bad indicator of market viability - Nothing works when you don’t have word of mouth The reason the second approach works is: - They don’t spend dev resources until they know people will buy - People are literally telling them (with their wallets) what they need to build - They don’t do ANYTHING 1-to-many until they have strong word of mouth ______ My favorite “founders who succeed” story of all time is BarkBox. In 2012, Matt Meeker had a great dane in Manhattan. He thought it sucked that you couldn’t buy toys for big dogs on the island. What did he do? 1. He made a photoshop doc of a website for a monthly box of dog toys 2. He walked around NYC asking big dog owners if they’d buy it 3. He charged 50 people $30 before they started building anything What happened to BarkBox? It IPO’d in 2021 and it’s listed on the NYSE. ______ Startups are HARD. It's the MOST risky career path you could ever choose… But you can reduce risk with three simple steps: 1. Sell before you build 2. Build as little as possible 3. Do things that don’t scale That's the formula for the 4% club.

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    10,091 followers

    Vitalii Sydorenko 💪🇺🇦 slaying it with this insane toolbelt!

    View profile for Vitalii Sydorenko 💪🇺🇦, graphic

    Help innovators build time machines at Gearheart product studio. Scouting startups for Network VC. 2X founder with a focus on B2B SaaS. One exit and tons of failures under the belt. Drive people to thrive!

    Since I joined Gearheart.io, our bizdev department has been gaining momentum, and we’re quickly leveling up with some great tools for organizing work and sales. SmartSuite: Literally a tool for any workflow. It is convenient and pleasant to customize. It's doubly nice that it was named 2024 SaaS Startup of the Year by Startup Grind, and Gearheart helped Jon Darbyshire build it. Breakcold: We’ve been using it actively in the past few months. I really appreciate the product’s vision, especially compared to outdated CRMs that still think sales are all about emails and calls. Check out founder Arnaud Belinga 🧊🔨’s reviews — he explains it well. RB2B: We recently started testing it, and it’s very convenient. Now, I get the LinkedIn profiles of people who visit our website right into Slack. We quickly identify our ICPs and add them to the CRM. Founder Adam Robinson shares great use cases, so give it a try if you haven’t already. Clay: A must-have for salespeople, as you can find any prospect information. By the way, it pairs perfectly with RB2B. GigRadar.io: Upwork is a tough space to navigate, but Gigradar makes it easier to stand out and be faster. Aomni: A very cool product to make prospects research. The AI here genuinely assists rather than just churning out standard message templates. David Zhang, well done, and I am happy to see you growing. Folderly: The best tool for boosting email performance. It’s fantastic to see products from Ukraine gaining success. Vladyslav Podoliako, Michael Maximoff, you rock, guys! Reply: The product that makes outreach and email campaigns super simple. I've been using it for years, and I love that the product always has visible updates and new useful features. Which of these products do you use? Add to the list!

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    10,091 followers

    Alex Vacca 🧠🛠️ and ColdIQ killing it with these automations! ⬇ ⬇ ⬇

    View profile for Alex Vacca 🧠🛠️, graphic

    Co-Founder & COO at ColdIQ | We Curate The Best AI Sales Tools For You on Coldiq.com | We Build B2B Outbound Systems for Companies Making +1M/Year

    I turned website visitors into hot leads with this inbound-led outbound workflow. Here's the step-by-step playbook for you to copy. Everyone's talking about inbound-led outbound. But what does it actually mean? Let me break it down for you with a real-life workflow: 1️⃣ Visitor lands on your website 2️⃣ RB2B identifies them 3️⃣ Clay enriches & qualifies 4️⃣ AI crafts a personalized message 5️⃣ lemlist automates LinkedIn outreach 6️⃣ You close deals 💰 (with Attention 😉) Result? 45% connection acceptance rate with a fully automated process. No more cold outreach to strangers. You're reaching out to people who've already shown interest. Want a deep dive into each step of this process? We are hosting a free webinar next week to break it all down with Adam Robinson from RB2B. Comment "Automated" below, and I'll send you the details. See you there 🙌

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