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Anthony Natoli

Senior Account Executive @ LinkedIn, Marketing Solutions | I post about sales, mindset & personal development in sales based on my real-life experience

Anthony Natoli is a passionate and driven sales professional with extensive experience in the Mortgage Technology and SaaS industries.

With a background in Business Administration from the University of Arizona, Anthony has held various roles at reputable companies including LinkedIn, Demandbase, Outreach, and Lattice.

He is known for his ability to build relationships, drive value for customers, and contribute to personal development discussions on platforms like LinkedIn.

Anthony is a former Senior Account Executive at LinkedIn, where he honed his skills in sales and leadership.

In addition to his corporate background, Anthony has founded AntNat Coaching and served as the Head of Sales Development at QA Wolf.

Beyond work, Anthony enjoys traveling, dining at fine restaurants, spending time with his family and dogs, golfing, running, working out, and relaxing at the Jersey Shore.

His commitment to mental health advocacy and sharing his personal journey towards self-improvement makes him a well-rounded professional and a valuable asset to any team.

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

Here's a simple email framework/template you can steal & test. Why this works?

Prospects don’t care about what you do as a business, they care about what you can do for them. And what you can potentially do for them is solve a potential problem that’s going on in their world.

So, before you ever reach out to a prospect via Outbound, answer these 3 questions:

  1. What’s the relevant reason I am reaching out?
  2. What’s a problem related to that reason that I can help solve?
  3. How have we helped other customers like them solve that problem?

Why? Because this is how you create a buyer-centric message.

It eliminates the "all about me" mentality and makes it "all about them".

At the end of the day, your goal is to find people within your target accounts that have a problem you can potentially help solve.

That's the definition of prospecting IMO.

Do that, and you'll book meetings with the right people.

Aug 1 · linkedin

There's 1 thing I am hearing every single day from SDRs and AEs.

They want more pipeline, yet they don't have a process to build it.

Try this non-complicated 7 step process to build more pipeline:

FIRST THING: learn from the top performers in YOUR org first and foremost and then steal things from the below that can fit into your process.

Step 1: Pick X number accounts per week based on your segment

Step 2: Pick 3-5 prospects per account to sequence

Step 3: Create persona-specific messaging anchored on problem statements

Step 4: Use the triple touch (LI, Phone, Email) on Day 1 and Day 3

Step 5: Monitor prospect engagement. IE: Don't wait until the next step of the sequence if you're prospect is opening your emails. Pick up the phone.

Step 6: Front-load personalization with a pattern interrupt

Step 7: Re-use messaging if prospects don't ever open your email

MAKE SURE YOU ACTUALLY PROSPECT & TAKE ACTION

Bonus tip 1: Use video strategically and with tier 1 accounts and prospects

Bonus tip 2: Emails should be ~50 words

Bonus tip 3: Keep subject lines informal & eye-catching

Bonus tip 4: Change cold call openers based on prospect engagement

Bonus tip 5: Niche down your time blocks. Not every day will look the same. IE: "Make 25 dials" instead of "Prospect for 30 min"

Bonus tip 6: Write a list of all the "triggers" that make it relevant for you to be reaching out.. (IE: 10ks, hiring, past opportunities, old customers, signals, etc)

Bonus tip 7: use AI to streamline your research, make more calls if that's your thing, etc-- so many tools out there

That's a wrap.

-Natoli's Nuggets

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