Linkedin message writing tips

Linkedin message writing tips
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Tip 1:

Start with “Hello” followed by “ thanks for adding” and a VERY Short introduction.

I also use Wordtune to improve my text.

Tip 2:

If you want to add more details about your business or objective, write the relevant expertise to your prospect.

For example: solution that similar companies apply or competitors are using XYZ to achieve ABC.

Tip 3:

Ask general questions, which will let you OPEN a discussion you need.

Some examples of questions you may want to try:

Have you thought of …?
Have you already tried …?
How COVID changed the way you’re doing business?
How happy are you with X on a scale of 1-10?

If you wish to send a message to a specific person, you should try Crystalknows.

I use it to grasp the psychological profile of the person and get quick insights what to say/write. 

Based on your Linkedin profile, Crystalknows generates scripts for messages, calls, and emails in order to achieve the objective (sales pitch, follow up, fundraising).

Tip 4:

Speak about your experience, act as an advisor and share useful insights (what happens in the market, what their competitors do…)

If you have a case study, article, statistics – share the link or as attachment.