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1. Setting Up Pabbly Connect for LinkedIn and WhatsApp Integration
To start using Pabbly Connect, first access your dashboard. This platform enables seamless integration between LinkedIn leads and WhatsApp messaging. Begin by logging into your Pabbly Connect account and navigating to the workflows section.
Once in the dashboard, locate the ‘Create Workflow’ button on the right side. Click it to initiate a new integration. Select the option to create using the quick builder, allowing you to set up your workflow efficiently.
2. Creating the Workflow with Pabbly Connect
In this step, you will generate a workflow using the quick builder in Pabbly Connect. Start by selecting the ‘New Chat’ option and confirm by pressing ‘Yes, Start Fresh’. Input the prompt: “Generate a workflow where LinkedIn leads receive a WhatsApp message”.
- Select LinkedIn as the trigger application.
- Choose “Lead Notification” as the trigger event.
- For the action application, select WhatsApp Cloud API.
- Choose “Send Text Message” as the action event.
After setting up these options, approve the workflow structure. This will prepare your integration for further configuration in Pabbly Connect.
3. Integrating LinkedIn with Pabbly Connect
Now, it’s time to connect LinkedIn to your Pabbly Connect account. Click on the LinkedIn option within your workflow and press the ‘Connect’ button. Ensure you are logged into your LinkedIn account for a successful connection.
You will have the option to add a new connection or select an existing one. If creating a new connection, click ‘Add New Connection’. Once connected, select your sponsored account and press ‘Save and Send Test Record’. This action allows Pabbly Connect to capture a test response from LinkedIn.
4. Integrating WhatsApp Cloud API with Pabbly Connect
The next step is to set up WhatsApp Cloud API within Pabbly Connect. Click on the WhatsApp option and press the ‘Connect’ button. You will need to enter your token, phone number ID, and WhatsApp business account ID to establish this connection.
- Generate your API token from the Meta for Developers portal.
- Copy the phone number ID and WhatsApp business account ID from your app settings.
- Paste these details into the corresponding fields in Pabbly Connect.
After entering the required information, press the ‘Save’ button to complete the WhatsApp integration within Pabbly Connect.
5. Sending Personalized WhatsApp Messages
With both LinkedIn and WhatsApp integrated, you can now set up the message that will be sent to your leads. In the WhatsApp action step, enter the recipient’s mobile number by mapping the data from the LinkedIn lead form.
To personalize the message, include dynamic fields such as the lead’s name and company name. This ensures that each lead receives a tailored message upon submission of their LinkedIn form. Click ‘Save and Send as Request’ to finalize the setup.
Conclusion
By using Pabbly Connect, you can automate WhatsApp messages for LinkedIn leads efficiently. This integration not only enhances engagement but also ensures timely follow-ups, improving your lead conversion rates.
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