Recruitment Idea #2: Stand Out From The Crowd
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 5:55 am
As the world's population continues to grow, standing out can feel a bit overwhelming, especially when it comes to networking.
stand out - outreach ideas
Here are some ideas to help you stand out from the crowd:
Consider wearing something unique or having a creative business card. It will create a memorable experience for them and they will be much more likely to remember you.
Be proactive on digital conferences. Some of them now have the option to view profiles, network via video, and chat in rooms. Use these tools whenever you can to meet new people.
Send something to their workplace . If you can’t be there, send something nice—perhaps a thank-you card, a special demo package, or a gift card (which can also be digital, but a physical one is more likely to reach their hands).
Send personalized videos to their inbox (social media or email). Options are now available to customize videos and personalize prospecting at scale . If you're recording one-on-one, you can also write their name on a piece of paper to grab their attention Love Actually style and record a 30-second video (no more than 60) that talks about why you're reaching out to them.
Use funny meme creators if it fits your brand like reface and Piñata Farm . Use their names on them ceo email list so they see that you put in the effort instead of feeling like you're just a robot sending the same message to everyone.
Follow up . Never let a good connection fall by the wayside. This also goes for each of these ideas for highlighting. If you don’t keep in touch with them, all your hard work has been for nothing. Use a sales tool like LaGrowthMachine (LGM) to help you automate so you always have messages ready to send. a memorable experience for them and they will be much more likely to remember you.
Be proactive on digital conferences. Some of them now have the option to view profiles, network via video, and chat in rooms. Use these tools whenever you can to meet new people.
Send something to their workplace . If you can’t be there, send something nice—perhaps a thank-you card, a special demo package, or a gift card (which can also be digital, but a physical one is more likely to reach their hands).
No matter how you plan to stand out, make sure it's with the intention of helping them. This way, your message will resonate better with them and you'll be more likely to reach more people.
stand out - outreach ideas
Here are some ideas to help you stand out from the crowd:
Consider wearing something unique or having a creative business card. It will create a memorable experience for them and they will be much more likely to remember you.
Be proactive on digital conferences. Some of them now have the option to view profiles, network via video, and chat in rooms. Use these tools whenever you can to meet new people.
Send something to their workplace . If you can’t be there, send something nice—perhaps a thank-you card, a special demo package, or a gift card (which can also be digital, but a physical one is more likely to reach their hands).
Send personalized videos to their inbox (social media or email). Options are now available to customize videos and personalize prospecting at scale . If you're recording one-on-one, you can also write their name on a piece of paper to grab their attention Love Actually style and record a 30-second video (no more than 60) that talks about why you're reaching out to them.
Use funny meme creators if it fits your brand like reface and Piñata Farm . Use their names on them ceo email list so they see that you put in the effort instead of feeling like you're just a robot sending the same message to everyone.
Follow up . Never let a good connection fall by the wayside. This also goes for each of these ideas for highlighting. If you don’t keep in touch with them, all your hard work has been for nothing. Use a sales tool like LaGrowthMachine (LGM) to help you automate so you always have messages ready to send. a memorable experience for them and they will be much more likely to remember you.
Be proactive on digital conferences. Some of them now have the option to view profiles, network via video, and chat in rooms. Use these tools whenever you can to meet new people.
Send something to their workplace . If you can’t be there, send something nice—perhaps a thank-you card, a special demo package, or a gift card (which can also be digital, but a physical one is more likely to reach their hands).
No matter how you plan to stand out, make sure it's with the intention of helping them. This way, your message will resonate better with them and you'll be more likely to reach more people.