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Rajan Paswan

Building for idea gu... • 21d

While reaching out to potential clients, at the very least their name should be written correctly :-\ It may not seem like a big issue, but it’s often the first thing anyone notice, and it creates a negative impression of the person sending the mess

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Hey I am on Medial • 21d

While I agree that the approach here is very casual. But please understand that the new genz crowd prefers a direct approach rathher than mollycoddling the client, starting with name calling. Its easy to ignore these minor issues, if one lets go off their ego. Serious entrepreneurship mein you can't have an ego and function in this cut throat world. And honestly how does it matter? if you like their work, if you see potential that they can deliver, then put aside your ego and speak with them. There is no harm in just teaching them, for all you know, it could just be an typo. -Fellow Entrepreneur Ra(n)jan

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Rajan Paswan

Building for idea gu... • 20d

Firstly, I believe it’s a good practice to use someone’s name when reaching out. it shows effort rather than a simple copy-paste message, which I truly admire. Normally, I would ignore such mistakes and, in fact, not accept such messages at all. But since my name was used the first time, I felt it was a good effort on their part, so I accepted the request. The purpose of creating this post was simply to promote a better way of communication, one that can help preserve and even enhance a brand’s value.

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