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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 1y

🤗 Crafting the Perfect Request Message📨 As I mentioned before, once you’ve built genuine connections, it’s not just about sending a cold message. When you’re ready to ask for something, like a partnership or collaboration, it’s important to keep it natural and friendly. first of all, when we create genuine connections, a formal message might not always be appropriate. Once you've established a rapport, you can directly speak to the person without sending a cold message. Remember, this is just a guide. You need to personalize your message and show genuine interest in their work. It’s not just about getting something from them but building a real, beneficial connection. Keep in mind that networking is about more than just one person. Reach out to multiple people in your industry and build relationships with them. This way, you have a broader network and more opportunities. How message should be? And, why not formal message? Reasoning is below 👇

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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 1y

Final Output! Start Slightly Formal: Begin with a polite, slightly formal tone, like: "Hey, good morning [Sir/Madam], I just left work and wanted to connect. Match Their Tone: Pay attention to how the person responds. If they use a formal tone, continue to be formal. If they respond casually, you can relax your tone too. Avoid Extremes: Don’t start too formal or too casual. This balance helps ensure your message is well-received. Context Matters: Always write emails formally. For casual messaging, match the tone of the conversation. Understanding and adapting to the other person's tone will help build a better connection.

Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 1y

Why you shouldn't send message like this 👇 Hi [Recipient’s Name], I hope you’re doing well. I noticed that you’re working on [Specific Project/Initiative], and I think it’s fantastic. I’m currently working on something similar at [Your Company/Organization], and I believe we could have a mutually beneficial collaboration. What do you think about discussing this further? Best, [Your Name] Guys, when you write overly formal messages, it can make people question your intentions and feel uncomfortable. While professionalism is important, especially in emails, overly formal messages in casual settings can seem out of place. Instead, aim for a friendly and approachable tone to build better connections. If you meet someone on LinkedIn, start with a slightly formal tone. For example: "Hey, good morning [Sir/Madam], This strikes a balance between being formal and casual, making your message approachable.

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