Takas Athanassiou shows how to use Ninja Outreach to find niche influencers by searching topics, filtering by social metrics and location, then organizing prospects into lists. The platform lets you send templated emails, track responses, and test multiple message versions to see what works best.
Hello everybody, this is Takis Athanassiou and this is an introduction to Ninja Outreach. I hope you will enjoy it because it is an excellent tool. You can use for blogging or outreach purposes. Well, first of all, you need to sign in. And this is one of the screens that I need to reach. Sense. Let's do some content prospecting. Let's say I'm interested about content marketing subjects, and let's see what it will find. One of the things that is very important about Insight Trees is that you can search through these special operators. You can apply all the filters that you want, or you can use a list you have already begun. As you can see here, I never sent anything, but it is an action that we will do later on. Now let's see what inside outreach brings us. We see here that as far as bloggers and influencers concerns, We have this kind of results about social sharing of their content. This seems particularly good since we have 126 shares in Facebook and more than 290 shares in LinkedIn. We see that Kevin Lee, it is a blogger, belonging to a company and is a great influence on social media, as it'd be expected. And you have all this kind of statistics that you can use to evaluate your content. And this is just the one thing we can do, because one of the things that we can search more in the social aspect. Then I have a small hint, and I want to try for bloggers. You see, I never use any tagged because every entry in Ninja.Risk is tagged. So I say social media, the results, and I want them by followers. To see who has major reach. This is a very good way to select the bloggers I want to connect with, or perhaps to invite them for a guest post. Let's say that I'd like to save that post to my list. Checking, checking, checking. To. You see here, checking, checking, checking. This seems particularly nice, uh, and this is excellent as well. So I add them all in my Takis list here. If I want to filter by location, I can do that as well. In any case, what I can do is check the results, but what I'd like to do now is a little bit of list management. All the important links that I wanted to collect is here from now on, of course. I can export it to a CSV, I can take a look what's happening in my list, perhaps put some tags, add some clients who are going to see it, but What I want to do is start communicating with some of them in more ways than one. Let's say that I need a template that, uh, I'd like an interview or podcast request. I want an email And here's the template that can permit you that. Can attach files, send through contacts, etc., etc. I can send the mail, provided that you have integrated my email client, etc. I can have alerts for anything related to this contact, and of course I can see. The full list of the prospects I want, just as the Takis list was concluded by this one. Here it is myself, so it is mine. And of course, when I start looking around and sending emails, this is the blade I'm gonna use it because I can add more blades. I can see the statistics of the blades, and this is a very good way to have an A/B test to see which emails are the more important one. Okay, thank you very much for attending.
