As traffic has increased on LinkedIn, so have the spammy connection requests and messages.

I'm sure you've experienced it ...

You get a notification that you got a new connection request on LinkedIn, you go to see who it is and the message sounds something like this:

"Hi Gelie, looks like we have a lot of the same connections on LinkedIn. Let's connect!"

Great ... I see this person actually took the time to find out who I am and cared enough to personalize the message.

... Hope you caught the sarcasm on that one 😉

In fact, this generic message tells me that this person is using an automation tool and my profile just happened to meet this person's search criteria.

... Major faux pas.

So how do you write a solid connection request that will get you noticed and create engagement with your prospect?

That's exactly what I cover in this webinar.


p.s. Towards the end of the call, I talked about my 8-Week Networking Certification program (launching Wed, Oct 7th), here is the direct link to that: https://www.gelie.com/networking-certification.html

If you'd like to chat and see how/if this program would benefit you, please reach out and we'll schedule a call.

p.p.s.  And, of course, A HUGE thank you to the Ask My Gurus team for sponsoring this call. If you're interested in being a "guru" in your respective category, you are eligible for a $100 promo package for 1 year! Please contact Peter if you'd like more information: peter@askmygurus.com  

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