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How to use the Audience Size Preview?

Written by Dealcode Admin

1. Fill in the Search Fields:

  • Job Title: Enter the job title as listed on LinkedIn. This ensures the AI targets relevant profiles.

  • Industry (Optional): Add industries to refine the search. Remember, more industries narrow the target group but increase specificity.

  • Country: Select one country per search to localize your results.

💡 Proper job titles and keywords help the AI return the most relevant leads. Localizing the search ensures you target the right geographic audience.

2. Start the Search

  • Click Start Estimation to initiate the search.

💡 This step provides a quick, low-cost way to validate your search criteria and see initial results.

3. Review the Results

  • Analyze the 10 sample results for relevance. Check names, LinkedIn profiles, job titles, and companies.

💡 Reviewing these results helps you determine if your industries and job titles are effective or need adjustment.

4. Check Target Group Size

  • The estimated size of the target group is displayed next to the search fields. Use this to gauge the potential reach of your final search.

💡 Knowing the audience size helps you decide if a detailed search is worth pursuing with the given parameters.

5. Refine Your Search

  • Adjust job titles or industries based on the results. You can also reset the fields and start from scratch.

💡 Refining your search ensures that your final lead list is as accurate and targeted as possible.

👉 Tips for Effective Use:

  • Use common job titles and industries in wording and language that your target audience would use.

  • Start with broader terms and narrow down based on the initial results.

  • Always review and refine based on the estimated audience size and sample results.

What's next?

Once you have defined a combination of job titles and industries that yield a good target group size, it is time to Start a New Lead Search.

💡 If you have a LinkedIn Sales Navigator account connected with dealcode.ai you can use the Job Title Explorer to refine the search criteria for job titles.

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