One system · Engagement
Engagement builds relationships.
Publishing gets attention. Fimiliar helps experts participate in the conversations happening around their market.
Your partner's post
- Comments
- Comes back
- Comes back again warmer
01What that looks like
What that looks like.
Five steps, every week, before anyone asks for anything.
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We identify the right people.
The people who shape the decision, at the firms you want to win.
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We see who is engaging.
Who reacts to your experts' posts, comments on them and comes back.
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We find relevant conversations.
The posts your buyers already take part in.
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We help your experts show up consistently.
Something useful to add, and a reply to everyone who engages.
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And we track which relationships are getting warmer.
That reading feeds Fimiliarity, scored for each person and for the account.
02Why it matters
A comment is not just a comment.
Repeated interaction can tell you:
Engagement · one of the eleven channels
- What it is
- Partners taking part in the conversations around their market, not just posting into it.
- What it builds
- Two-way recognition.
- How fast it works
- Steady, if it is weekly.
- Best for
- Finding out who already knows you.
- On its own
- It takes time every week, and it is easy to drop when you are busy. That is the part we keep going.
03The difference
Publishing
Gets attention.
Engagement
Builds relationships.
Publishing puts your experts' thinking in front of the market. Engagement is your experts taking part in the conversations around it, so the people who matter get to know them, not just their posts.
04Where it sits
One part of one system.
Engagement is the first of the signals the system captures, its second stage.
05Questions
What partners ask about engagement.
Short answers.
How do you build relationships with target accounts before they need you?
Show up, consistently, where their people already talk, before you ask for anything. Identify the people who shape the decision, find the conversations they take part in, and have your experts add something useful there. Track who starts recognising you and engaging back. When the account has a need, your firm is already fimiliar to the people deciding.
How do I get warm inbound leads on LinkedIn?
Take part in the conversation instead of only publishing into it. Comment usefully on posts from the people you want to reach, reply to everyone who engages with yours, and keep showing up. Repeated interaction shows who recognises you, who is interested in the topic and who could be ready for a conversation, and warm inbound comes from people who already recognise you.
What's the difference between publishing and engagement?
Publishing gets attention. Engagement builds relationships. Publishing puts your experts' thinking in front of the market; engagement is your experts taking part in the conversations around it, replying, commenting and connecting, so the people who matter get to know them and not just their posts.
What does Fimiliar actually do for engagement?
We identify the right people, see who is engaging, find the relevant conversations, help your experts show up in them consistently, and track which relationships are getting warmer. That reading feeds Fimiliarity, scored for each person and for the account, which helps decide who gets a conversation next.
Next step
Do not just publish into the market. Participate in it.
Thirty minutes on your firm and the clients you want to win, to see if you qualify.