It is easy to set up and easy to use to create lists. I also like the InMail features and being updated when companies make staff changes or have financial updates.

I like how I can see updates that people from the company post, and I get notified every day when there is added info for the companies I am watching. I like the ability to segment job titles and company revenue when I am creating new lists.

I wouldn't say I like that I must have this tool as part of my tech stack to get full use of LinkedIn. But it is a great tool. If you are paying for your tools, this can get a bit pricy with everything else you have to have, calendar, emails, and data tools.

I started using Sales Navigator Years back. Sometimes I canceled my subscription in between, but mostly I had it. I am a Lead Gen specialist, so, it's a must for me! I even managed my client's accounts to nurture leads. Sales Nav is one of the most powerful tool you can buy with money, probably the most powerful! Plus, LinkedIn offers minimum of 15 inMails with LinkedIn premiums (including Sales Nav), which allows you to message anyone in the world (who is on LinkedIn) and guarantee you to reach their inbox! That's massive!

It can be complicated for even for a intermediate user! And, it's pricey.

I rarely use it because it just isn't giving me value. Part of it is that LinkedIn has become a known ground for salespeople, so when a "client" is on there, they kind of know salespeople are hunting them -- that makes it hard for good salespeople and/or real opportunities to shine through, even if you find the right person. I've found the company "insights" aren't insightful. It's just a list of how they've grown in headcount, what they've posted, etc. - and there's nothing advantageous about the information.

The obvious best part of this tool is that it's part of LinkedIn, so it is inherently connected to the largest business networking community on the planet. For my uses, this means 90%+ (estimated) of the folks I'm looking for are on the platform, and over 50% are active and now that I have unlimited search, it's a big step up from the free version.

There are a few things I don't like: 1. Even when someone is a second connection, I often can't see how I am connected to them - that's no help to me. 2. The filters Sales Nav has are relegated to LinkedIn fields, so filtered searches don't actually give me much more than I can do in the standard LI interface 3. You can't cross lead and account searches - to find, for example, the VP of HR in $500M+ US-based companies (which would be useful!) 4. It's reliant on your prospect being active/staying up to date on LinkedIn

Nowadays it's not easy to reach people out and engage them in your business. Linkedin Sales Navigator is basically a paid service that you get from LinkedIn. It helps you to reach out to people of various industries by just searching it from keywords. You will get to see all the people from your industry or the industry you are targeting with just one click. It also helps you to make groups of these same people just to keep a tab on them while sending some relevant information.

It is good to go if you want to expand your reach to potential people on LinkedIn.

I think LinkedIn sales navigator is the no. 1 professional network for prospecting leads and finding the lead contact information that helps me to get valuable information for sorting out sales leads and others. Amazing!

LinkedIn Sales Navigator is a terrific tool for generating sales leads. It includes excellent capabilities for locating the majority of potential leads, such as customized search strings and other variable filters.

There are no complex subjects that I dislike. However, the subscription charge is very exorbitant; therefore, lowering the rates would be a fantastic idea.