How To Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Generate Leads (2025 Guide)
How To Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Generate Leads (2025 Guide)

How To Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Generate Leads (2025 Guide)

You want to know how to use Sales Navigator to find and reach qualified leads?

You're in the right place!

How To Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Generate Leads

In this guide, you’ll learn:

  • What Sales Navigator is

  • What Sales Navigator Plans is the best for you

  • How to find qualified leads 

  • How to find warm leads quickly

  • Best Practices on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

👉 Want the video version instead?

What Is LinkedIn Sales Navigator?

LinkedIn Sales Navigator is a paid tool for to source your leads.

It helps you find, filter, and contact your ideal leads faster than with regular LinkedIn.

Sales Navigator home page

What Can You Do With Sales Navigator?

Here’s what makes Sales Navigator useful:

Differences Between Free LinkedIn and Sales Navigator

Free LinkedIn is for networking.

Sales Navigator is for sales.

Here’s how they compare:

Feature

Free LinkedIn

Sales Navigator

Advanced Search Filters

Lead Recommendations

InMail Credits

Account and Lead Lists

CRM Integration

What Sales Navigator Plan Is Best for You?

LinkedIn offers three plans: Core, Advanced, and Enterprise.

If you're serious about lead gen on LinkedIn, this is the best database out there. Better than any B2B list. 

And most importantly:

  1. You have the freshest data on the market with Sales Navigator (99% of the B2B data comes from LinkedIn Sales Navigator)

  2. You can leverage intent data to get warm leads

Here are the different Sales Navigator plans.

Sales Navigator plans

Sales Navigator Core

Price: ~$99/month

Annual pricing: $959.88/year ($79.99/month)

You get:

  • Advanced lead and company search

  • Lead and account saving

  • Alerts on job changes, posts, etc.

  • 50 InMails/month

For 99% of users, Sales Navigator Core is more than enough.

Sales Navigator Advanced

Price: ~$179/month

Annual pricing: $1,679.88/year ($139.99/month)

You get everything in Core, plus:

  • Shared lead lists

  • CRM integrations

  • TeamLink to see shared connections

Sales Navigator advanced is best for sales teams with multiple reps.

Sales Navigator Enterprise

Price: Custom (usually $1,000+ / year per seat)

You get everything in Advanced, plus:

  • Enterprise-grade integrations

  • API access

  • Admin controls and advanced reporting

Sales Navigator Enterprise is ideal for large companies with big sales orgs.

Plan Feature Comparison

Plan

Best for

InMails/month

Lead & Account Lists

CRM & Integrations

Advanced Features

Core

99% of users

50

Basic lists

Limited integrations

Advanced

Big sales teams

50

Shared lead lists

CRM integrations

TeamLink (shared connections)

Advanced Plus

Enterprises

Custom

Scalable lead management

Full CRM sync + API access

Admin tools, access control, custom features

👉 If you want more details, you can check the video about the best Sales Navigator plans:

How To Use LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Find High-Quality Leads

Sales Navigator isn't just about more filters. It's about using them smartly.

Here's how to find the exact people you want to sell to:

  1. Use the Lead Filters

Sales Navigator gives you 30+ filters to laser-focus your search.

How to use lead filters on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Here are the details of all the lead filters:

Filter

Usefulness

What It Does / Why It’s Useful

Example

Current company

★☆☆

Target leads working at a specific company

Find all employees at HubSpot

Company headcount

★★★

Filter by company size (helps qualify budget)

Target companies with 51–200 employees

Past company

★☆☆

Find leads who used to work at a specific company

Former Google employees

Company type

★☆☆

Choose between public, private, non-profit, etc.

Target only public companies

Company HQ location

★★☆

Filter by where the company is based

Target companies headquartered in Paris

Function

★☆☆

Filter by job function (Marketing, Sales...)

Find all leads in the "Operations" function

Current job title

★★★

Target by job title (ideal for decision-makers)

"CMO", "Head of Sales", "Founder"

Seniority level

★☆☆

Target C-level, Managers, Entry level...

Target only VP and above

Past job title

★☆☆

Useful for career path targeting

Former SDRs now in leadership

Years in current company

★★☆

Spot newcomers or loyal employees (Decision Makers)

Less than 1 year = Newcomer = Open to change

Years in current position

★★☆

Identify recently promoted leads

New Head of Marketing

Geography

★★★

Filter by where the person is located

France, US, Dubai...

Industry

★★☆

Qualify based on company’s industry

Target only Fintech or SaaS companies

First name

★☆☆

Rarely used unless personal targeting

Leads named "John"

Last name

★☆☆

Same as above, very niche targeting

Leads named "Smith"

Profile language

★★☆

Useful for multilingual targeting

French-speaking leads in Canada

Years of experience

★★☆

Qualify by total work experience

More than 10 years = senior profile

Groups

★☆☆

Filter by LinkedIn groups joined

Members of "B2B SaaS Leaders"

School

★☆☆

Alumni-based targeting

Target HEC or Stanford alumni

Following your company

★★★

Shows interest—warm lead signal

Prospects already following your page

Viewed your profile recently

★★★

Hot signal—reach out fast

They saw you = they’re curious

Connection

★★★

1st, 2nd, or 3rd degree connection

Prioritize 1st and 2nd for better reply rate

Connections of

★★★

Great to mine competitors’ or clients’ networks

“Connections of John from Agency X”

Past colleague

★☆☆

Build rapport via shared past experience

Used to work at the same company as you

Share experiences

★☆☆

Shared school, group, or past company

Build trust with shared background

Changed jobs

★★★

New role = New budget = New opportunities

Prospect just became Head of Ops

Posted on LinkedIn

★★★

Active users = more likely to reply

Engaged leads = warm leads

Persona

★☆☆

Predefined buyer persona filter

Filter all "Tech decision-makers" persona

Account lists

★★★

Filter leads based on saved companies

Show only leads from my “Top 100 targets”

Lead lists

★★★

Focus outreach on saved contacts

Show only people in "Q2 CMO list"

People in CRM

★★☆

Sync CRM data (Advanced/Enterprise only)

Show leads already in Salesforce

People you interacted with

★☆☆

Keep track of people you’ve messaged

Follow up with warm contacts

Saved leads and accounts

★☆☆

Segment and prioritize your targets

Re-engage saved leads from last campaign

It's a lot, but most of them are not useful. You will see later what filters are the best to find qualified leads.

How to Identify a CEO or Founder

In the "Current job title" filter, the best way to identify a CEO or founder is to use a boolean search.

How to Identify a CEO or Founder on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

You can use this boolean search to use this job title filter trick:

"CEO" OR "Founder" OR "Co-Founder" NOT "Assistant"

✅ This boolean search finds founders whether they write “CEO”, “Founder” or "Co-Founder".

👉 We made a video on how to identify CEO or founder on LinkedIn Sales Navigator:

How to Identify Chief Marketing Officer

In the "Current job title" filter, you can use this boolean in the job title filter to find Chief Marketing Officer:

"Chief Marketing Officer" OR "CMO" NOT "Part Time" NOT "Fractional"

✅ This boolean search finds founders whether they write “CMO”, “Chief marketing officer”.

👉 We made a video on how to identify CMO on LinkedIn Sales Navigator:

How to Identify Head of Sales

In the "Current job title" filter, you can use this boolean in the job title filter to find Head of sales:

"Head of sales" OR "Sales Director" NOT "Marketing"

✅ This boolean search finds founders whether they write “Head of sales”, “Sales Director” or "Co-Founder".

👉 We made a video on how to identify Head of Sales on LinkedIn Sales Navigator:

  1. How to Save Your Lead Search

Once you’ve set your filters, don’t lose them. Click on “Save Search to get notified of new results".

When new leads match your criteria, Sales Navigator notifies you.

Save your lead search

You can manage your saved searches by clicking on "Manage saved searches".

Manage your lead search

📺 If you want an in-depth video on how to save your search on LinkedIn Sales Navigator, you can check this video:

  1. How to Use Boolean Search

One of the best ways to target your leads with Sales Navigator is to use the boolean operators.

You can use Boolean operators in:

  • Job title

  • Keywords search

Filters where you can use booleans

Here's how they work:

Operator

What It Does

Example

AND

Includes both terms

Founder AND CEO → shows profiles with both “Founder” and “CEO”

OR

Includes either term

Marketing OR Growth → shows profiles with either “Marketing” or “Growth”

NOT

Excludes specific terms

Sales NOT Manager → excludes profiles with “Manager” in the title

"Quotes"

Searches for an exact phrase

"Chief Marketing Officer" → only that full title, not partial matches

(Parentheses)

Groups terms for complex searches

(CMO OR VP) AND Marketing → CMO in Marketing OR VP in Marketing

👉 You can see a video tutorial on how to use boolean operators on LinkedIn Sales Navigator:

  1. How to Create a Lead List

You’ve found good leads? It's time to save them in a lead list.

You can save specific leads in a list by clicking on the box next to the lead:

Select leads on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Or you can click on "Select all" to select the 25 leads of the page:

Select all leads in LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Then, you click on "Save to list", "Create new list":

Save lead to a lead list in LinkedIn Sales Navigator

To create a lead list, choose a List name, list description and click on "Create and save":

Create a new lead list on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

If you want to add leads in the list, you just need to select the leads and select your list.

You will have the number of leads in it.

How to save a lead list on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

You have to go on the next page to add the next 25 leads.

Unfortunately, you have to repeat this process page by page :/

👉 If you want to have a video tutorial on how to create a lead lists, you have this video:

  1. How to Export Your Competitors' Leads

On Sales Navigator, you can target people connected to your competitors.

Here's how:

  1. Use the “Connections of” filter

  2. Add your competitor’s profile

  3. Add filters like "Current job title" or "Geography"

⚠️ Pro tip: You must be 1st-degree connected with the competitor. Otherwise, it won’t work.

How to export the leads of your competitors

👉 If you want to have a video tutorial on how to create a list of leads from your competitors, you can watch this video:

  1. How to Export Your Profile Viewers

Sales Navigator can show you who viewed your profile recently (last 90 days). These are warm leads because they might have a good idea of who you are and what you do.

If you want to identify them:

  1. click on "Viewed your profile recently"

  2. Add filters like "Current job title"

Oh and by the way, it's one of the quickest way to book sales calls with qualified leads.

how to export your profile viewers

👉 If you want to have a video tutorial on how to export your profile viewers, you can watch this video:

  1. How to Exclude Clients & Competitors From Search Results

You want a clean lists? A best practice is to exclude people you already work with. Or your competitors.

Here’s how:

  1. Create a list with your clients or competitors

  2. When searching, click “Exclude from lists”

  3. Select the list you created

Create a blacklist lead listUse the blacklist lead list

👉 If you want to learn how to exclude your competitors or clients, you can watch this video:

How to Export Leads From Sales Navigator

Follow the 7 steps to export your leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator with their verified emails:

  1. Create a GiveMeLeads account

  2. Download the Chrome Extension

  3. Select your target on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

  4. Add Intent Data (Optional)

  5. Launch your export

  6. Schedule Your Leads Export (Optional)

  7. Download your leads file

Let's dive in!

Step 1: Create a GiveMeLeads account

Go on GiveMeLeads. Then click on "Get first 10 leads for free".

Then, you have to write your:

  1. First Name

  2. Last Name

  3. Email

  4. Password

And click on "Create account".

Create a GiveMeLeads account

Step 2: Download the Chrome Extension

The GiveMeLeads Chrome extension allows you to export your LinkedIn Sales Navigator leads with one click.

It's not mandatory to use it — you can also copy and paste the Sales Navigator search URL directly into the platform.

However, using the extension makes the process faster and easier, especially if you're just getting started.

How to install GiveMeLeads chrome extension

Step 3: Select your target on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Go to LinkedIn Sales Navigator.

Use filters to find your ideal leads (like job title, company size, or location).

Then click “Extract leads” using the GiveMeLeads extension or paste the search URL on the platform.

Extract leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator with GiveMeLeads

Step 4: Add Intent Data (Optional)

Depending on your GiveMeLeads plan, you can add intent data to your searches.

It’s a great way to find warm leads — people who are more likely to reply or book a call.

Let’s say your LinkedIn Sales Navigator filters are:

  • Company size: 51–200 employees

  • Job title: “Head of Sales”

  • Location: San Francisco Bay Area

On top of that, GiveMeLeads will look for people who match these filters and show intent, such as:

  • 1st-degree connections

  • People in your competitors’ network

  • People who follow your company page

  • People who viewed your LinkedIn profile

Once you’ve selected your intent data sources, click “Save Changes”

Choose your sources of LinkedIn data from GiveMeLeads

💡 Pro tip: You can set priorities for each source. For example, you can give more weight to 1st-degree connections than profile viewers.

💡Pro tip #2: If you work with multiple sales reps (or co-founders), you can use all of their LinkedIn accounts to get more and better leads. Each account brings its own network, 1st-degree connections, and profile viewers — which means more warm leads for your team.

Step 5: Launch your export

You target is set up. Now it's time to export your leads.

For that, click on "New Leads Export".

Start to export leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator with GiveMeLeads

You will get a pop-up where you can select:

  • The number of leads you want to export

  • If you want to schedule this export on a weekly basis.

Then click on "Export Leads".

Choose how many leads you want to export on GiveMeLeads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Step 6: Schedule Your Leads Export (Optional)

GiveMeLeads lets you schedule lead exports. Pick the day you want, and you’ll receive fresh leads weekly.

Once set up, you'll get a fresh list of leads every week — automatically.

Each lead is unique, and the system ensures there are no duplicates. This saves you time and keeps your CRM clean, so you can focus on outreach, not data cleaning.

Schedule a lead export on GiveMeLeads

Then, you’ll automatically receive new leads every week — no manual work needed.

You can focus 100% on what really matters: sending emails, starting LinkedIn conversations, and booking meetings.

Schedule feature of GiveMeLeads to export leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator

💡 Pro tip: With scheduled exports, you can easily build lead files with more than 2,500 fresh, qualified contacts delivered straight to your inbox every week.

Step 7: Download your leads file

When your export is finished, you’ll receive an email with a download link.

Get leads from GiveMeLeads in your email inbox

You can also download your file directly by clicking the "Download" button in your dashboard. You’ll see two options.

How to download your lead list on GiveMeLeads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator
  1. "Open in Sheets"

This gives you a simple version of your lead list.

You have:

  • Source (Sales Navigator, 1st-degree, profile viewers…)

  • First Name

  • Last Name

  • Profile picture

  • Company name

  • Job title

  • Headline

  • LinkedIn URL

  • Email

It doesn’t include all the data, but it’s perfect if you just want to import leads into your CRM or outreach tool like Lemlist or Expandi.

Exemple of lead export from GiveMeLeads
  1. "Download CSV"

This gives you the full file with all available data. For each lead, you’ll see extra info like:

  • Whether they have LinkedIn Premium

  • Their total years of experience

  • Company details like size, industry, and location

  • Etc

Here's all the informations you can have:

filters

source

source_info

first_name

last_name

linkedin_url

linkedin_id

email

email_status

job_title

location

profile_picture_url

recent_posts_count

connection_degree

is_premium

is_open

headline

summary

current_companies_count

company_name

company_linkedin_id

company_website

company_location

company_industry

company_employee_count

company_employee_count_range

company_type

company_year_founded

company_specialties

company_description

duration_in_company

duration_in_role

VALID

Sales Navigator


John

Smith

https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsmith

ACwAAAEXAMPLE1

john.smith@example.com

Verified

CEO

New York, United States

https://example.com/photo1.jpg

2

FIRST_DEGREE

TRUE

TRUE

Helping SaaS startups scale faster | CEO at NovaTech

Experienced CEO passionate about B2B SaaS, growth marketing, and building winning sales teams.

1

NovaTech

123456

https://www.novatech.com

New York, United States

Information Technology

45

11-50

PRIVATELY_HELD

2015

B2B SaaS;Sales Automation;CRM Tools

NovaTech builds modern tools to help sales teams close more deals, faster.

36 months

36 months

VALID

Sales Navigator


Emily

Johnson

https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyjohnson

ACwAAAEXAMPLE2

emily.johnson@example.com

Verified

CMO

Chicago, Illinois, United States

https://example.com/photo2.jpg

3

SECOND_DEGREE

TRUE

FALSE

Marketing Leader at BrightWave | Helping brands grow with storytelling

I lead the marketing team at BrightWave, combining creative storytelling with strategy.

1

BrightWave

654321

https://www.brightwave.io

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Marketing and Advertising

85

51-100

PRIVATELY_HELD

2012

Brand Strategy;Content Marketing;Digital Ads

BrightWave helps businesses shine with strategic marketing and bold storytelling.

60 months

48 months

💡 Pro tip: Don’t forget to scroll horizontally — there's a lot of valuable data in your lead file, including job titles, company size, verified emails, and even intent signals.

On top of that, GiveMeLeads automatically cleans your data:

  • Fixes capital letters in names and job titles

  • Removes emojis from job titles

  • Removes legal suffixes in company names (like LLC, GmbH, etc.)

Field

Before

After

First Name

john

John

Job Title

🚀 CEO & Founder

CEO & Founder

Company Name

Stripe GmbH

Stripe

Clean data from LinkedIn Sales Navigator with GiveMeLeads

GiveMeLeads also checks if each lead matches your LinkedIn Sales Navigator filters.

If a lead doesn’t fit — for example, they have:

  • An invalid job title

  • Invalid location

  • Wrong company size work

  • Etc

We tag them in the column "filters" with the reason they’re invalid (like “Invalid job title” or “Wrong company size”).

That way, you keep full control of your data and don’t waste time guessing why a lead doesn’t match your targeting.

Check filters on GiveMeLeads

👉 If you want to have a video tutorial on how to get emails from LinkedIn Sales Navigator, you can check this video:

What Data Can You Export from LinkedIn Sales Navigator?

You can get 3 types of data you can get when your export leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator.

  1. Profile information

  2. Company details

  3. Verified emails

Let's dive in!

  1. Profile Information

With GiveMeLeads, every export includes essential profile data:

Data

Example

Source

Competitor's network

Source Info

Marc Dupont

First Name

Emily

Last Name

Clark

LinkedIn URL

https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyclark

LinkedIn ID

ACoAAAXyz123

Email

emily@company.com

Email Status

Verified

Job Title

VP of Sales

Location

San Francisco Bay Area

Profile Picture URL

https://media.licdn.com/pic.jpg

Recent Posts Count

3

Connection Degree

2nd-degree

Premium Profile

Yes

Open Profile

Yes

Headline

Driving growth at B2B SaaS companies

Summary

15 years in B2B sales & marketing

# of Current Companies

1

Duration in Company

2 years 3 months

Duration in Role

1 year 6 months

This information identifies each lead clearly.

  1. Company details

GiveMeLeads goes beyond basic LinkedIn profile scraping.

It also pulls detailed company data for every lead, giving you both personal and business-level insights in a single export.

Data

Example

Company Name

SaaSify

Company LinkedIn ID

12345678

Company Website

https://www.saasify.com

Company Location

New York, NY

Company Industry

Software Development

Company Employee Count

120

Company Size Range

51-200 employees

Company Type

Private

Year Founded

2016

Specialties

CRM, Automation, Lead Gen

Company Description

We help B2B teams close more deals

  1. Verified emails

On LinkedIn, you can sometimes find a lead’s email by clicking on their Contact Info — but that only works if they’re a 1st-degree connection. And even then, most people don’t add their email to their profile.

Contact info on LinkedIn

So if you’re doing outreach at scale, you’ll need another solution.

With GiveMeLeads, you get the verified professional email of every lead — even if they’re in your 2nd or 3rd-degree connections.

💡 Pro tip: No need to use separate tools to find or verify emails. Everything’s already cleaned, verified, and ready to go.

Best Practices on LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Here are the top strategies to get qualified leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator.

The 5 Best Filters to Use

These five filters give you the most qualified results, fast:

  1. "Company Headcount"
    Target companies based on size.
    You won’t pitch a 10-person startup the same way you pitch a 500-employee enterprise


    Company headcount filter


  2. "Current job title"
    This is your go-to for finding decision-makers.
    Pro tip: use Boolean logic to catch all job title variations (like “VP Sales,” “Head of Sales,” etc.)


    Current job title filter on LinkedIn Sales Navigator


  3. "Posted on LinkedIn"
    Want leads that are active and responsive?
    This filter shows people who’ve posted in the last 30 days.


    Posted on LinkedIn filter


  4. "Geography"
    Useful for local prospecting or targeting specific regions with better buying power.


    Lead geography filter


  5. "Company Industry"

    Not all industries are created equal. Some are cash-rich. Others aren’t.


    Company industry filter

Target Leads Who Have Money

If you're tired to reach out to leads who don't have money, it's time to target leads who can afford your product or service.

Here’s the best LinkedIn Sales Navigator filters to find them:

  • "Current job title":
    C-level execs = decision-makers + budget holders.
    Also target professions with high income (lawyers, dentists, consultants).


  • "Geography":
    Focus on countries or regions with higher average salaries (e.g., US, UK, Switzerland).


  • "Company Headcount":
    Bigger companies tend to have bigger budgets.


  • "Company Industry":
    Some industries just pay better. Like finance, insurance, legal, tech or banking.

For that, select these filters on the "Lead page":

Lead filters to target rich leads

Then, select this filter on the "Account page":

Account filters to target rich leads

The idea: Don’t just look for leads. Look for leads with money.

👉 If you want to watch a tutorial on how to target leads who have money, here is a video:

Target Companies That Have Money

Sometimes it’s not about the person. It’s about the company.

Here’s how to spot companies that are likely to spend:

  • "Company Headcount"
    Larger orgs often have more budgets and resources to buy.


  • "Company Industry"
    Target cash-rich industries: banking, insurance, tech, law, healthcare.


  • "Company Headcount Growth"
    If the company is growing fast, chances are they’re investing heavily. So it means they have money.


  • "Job Opportunities (Hiring on LinkedIn)"
    If a company is actively hiring, they’re scaling. And likely open to buying new tools or services.

    The best account filters to target companies that have money

These signals = these companies have money.

👉 If you want to watch a tutorial on how to target companies who have money, here is a video:

Leverage Intent Data

Here’s where Sales Navigator becomes a game-changer.

It's one of the only place where you can real intent data.

Use these filters and alerts to catch leads at the right moment:

  • "Following your company"
    Someone’s showing interest. Maybe they’re interested by what you do.

  • "Viewed your profile recently"
    They checked you out. Time to check them out. These are warm leads.


    Filter viewed your profile recently


  • "Connections (1st-degree network)"
    Your existing connections are more likely to reply.
    You can also leverage mutual connections for warm intros.


    Find your first degree network on LinkedIn


  • "Connections of [a person]"
    A killer way to mine your competitor’s network or a past client’s contacts.


    Connections of filter


  • "Changed jobs recently"
    When people start new roles, they often have budget and are open to change.


    Changed jobs filter


  • "Posted on LinkedIn"
    If they’re active, they’re more likely to see your message.
    Engage with their post before sending a DM for a natural entry point.

    Posted on LinkedIn filter

Use these triggers to send messages at the perfect time.

It’s not just about who you reach out to. It’s when you do it.

FAQ

Is LinkedIn Sales Navigator worth it?

Yes. If you're sourcing leads regularly.

The advanced filters, saved searches, and alerts make it the best tool for find qualified leads.

If you’re serious about outbound, it’s a the best investment.

How much does LinkedIn Sales Navigator cost?

It depends on the plan:

  • Core ($99/month or $959.88/year)

  • Advanced ($179/month or $1,679.88/year)

  • Enterprise (Custom but usually $1,000+ / year per seat)

💡 Good news: You can start with a free 1-month trial to test it out.

How can I export leads from Sales Navigator?

LinkedIn doesn’t let you export leads directly.

But you can use GiveMeLeads to extract your lead lists in seconds. And get the verified emails of your leads.

👉 Click here to export your leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator

The easiest way to get qualified lists of leads from Sales Navigator

Export Clean Lists

Find Verified Emails

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