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Persona P3 · Sales-led B2B

Make Sales Navigator pay for itself.

You bought the seat. Five of its features matter. A senior TTPA runs the saved-search sweep, the InMail cadence, and the 1st-connection invitation flow on dedicated hardware in your time zone — and lands the CSV in your CRM at the end of each billing month.

Six pains we hear on every sales-led discovery call.

Five rows are pulled from Pain Points category 18 (Sales-Navigator specific); one is from category 4 (outbound vendor sprawl). The reframe column is the operating cadence at Tier 2.

  1. Cat 18.1 · Saved-search dust

    1. You set up four saved searches in 2024. None of them have been opened this quarter.

    Tier 2 includes a weekly Sales-Navigator saved-search sweep with delta reporting; new entrants surface as 1st-connection invitations the same week.

    Saved-search sweep cadence at /services/sales-navigator/ row 3.

  2. Cat 18.2 · Lead-list rot

    2. Your lead lists from twelve months ago are 30 % bounced and 50 % stale.

    TTPA refreshes lists on a quarterly cadence; bounce-handling routes through Beehiiv suppression + email-verification module before any send.

    Lead-list refresh SOP + email-verification module in Discovery binary.

  3. Cat 18.3 · InMail allocation waste

    3. Your InMails reset on the 1st of every month. Half the budget goes unspent.

    Tier 2 InMail budget is allocated against the saved-search delta + a quality threshold; spend never exceeds the saved-search yield.

    InMail allocation logic at /services/sales-navigator/ row 7.

  4. Cat 18.4 · Reply-rate flatlining

    4. Your reply rate has been stuck at 3 % since Q1.

    Drafts are A/B-tested in micro-batches (5-7 messages); the winner advances. Tone-radar rejects "AI-default" hooks before they ship.

    A/B variant generator at /comparison/cleverly-alternative/ §3.

  5. Cat 18.5 · No CRM hand-off

    5. Conversations live in LinkedIn DMs and never make it into HubSpot or Pipedrive.

    TTPA exports CSVs at the end of each billing month — InMails sent, InMails replied, calls booked — for direct CRM import.

    CSV export wired in the Discovery binary; cadence at /how-it-works/.

  6. Cat 4 · Outbound vendor sprawl

    6. Three different agencies are sending in your name and stepping on each other.

    One operator, one outbound calendar, no overlap. Tier 2 includes a 30-min monthly review with the named TTPA.

    Single-operator binding at /security/ C3.

ROI preview — baseline vs Tier 2 cadence.

The numbers below are typical for a single-buyer Tier 2 engagement after the 60-day ramp. The full ROI calculator on /pricing/ takes your inputs (monthly revenue, target conversion rate) and returns a payback estimate.

Metric Baseline (manual) Tier 2 target
1st-connection invitations / month 20-40 (manual) 60-90 (Tier 2 cadence)
InMail reply rate 2-4 % 6-9 % (A/B-tested)
Discovery calls booked / quarter 4-8 12-18
CSV export to CRM Ad-hoc End-of-month, automated

Numbers are not guarantees — they are post-ramp targets observed across the 2024-2025 cohort. Read the case studies for engagement-level detail.

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