Events
The LinkedIn Permission Bank:
Turn Connections into Conversations
Most LinkedIn users jump straight into selling the moment a connection is accepted. That’s exactly where relationships and opportunities break down.
In this practical session, LadyBugz explores the concept of the Permission Bank Account, a powerful framework for building trust before making an ask. Instead of pushing for meetings too early, you’ll learn how to make consistent “value deposits” that make prospects far more receptive when the time is right.
We’ll unpack how to move from connection requests to meaningful conversations using thoughtful engagement, personalised outreach, and value-first messaging.
What You’ll Learn
- How to identify and research the right prospects before connecting
- The psychology behind permission-based outreach
- The “deposit vs withdrawal” approach to social selling
- Conversation starters that build trust instead of resistance
- How to ask for a meeting without sounding salesy
Perfect for professionals who want to build real relationships on LinkedIn; not just collect connections.
Who should attend?
Business owners and founders
B2B leaders and consultants
Marketing and brand managers
Agencies and strategists
Anyone responsible for generating leads through LinkedIn
Past Events
Watch the Recording:
Permission Marketing Mastery: LinkedIn Social Selling (Without the ‘Ick’)
Selling on LinkedIn shouldn’t feel awkward, pushy, or transactional.
In this practical live webinar, LadyBugz will introduce a permission-based approach to LinkedIn social selling that helps B2B professionals build authentic relationships, earn trust, and turn conversations into qualified opportunities.
Webinar On-Demand
Watch the Recording: The 2026 Vision – Humanity at Scale
Missed the live session? You can now watch the on-demand recording of LadyBugz’ 2026 Vision: Humanity at Scale Branding Bootcamp.
In this powerful conversation, global experts unpack what it really takes to grow brands in an AI-saturated world, without losing authenticity, trust, and human connection.