Tips for having Personalized Invitation on Linkedin

When it comes to personalized invitations, in short, it is to correspond to people, events, times, places, things and other information, find places with common ground or interests to write, and to put it more vernacularly, you can pre-write canned invitations according to different situations and objects. fill in the blank:

The easy way is to fill in the name, or like I saw the Demo Day of Startup 500 X TTA before, I sent a message to interested teams and changed the second sentence to "I see your pitch at Startup 500", maybe a little longer to mention something like your service/software is great, etc.

There is also an invitation according to the occasion, such as participating in VC Lab online activities. Now I have evolved to only write "VC Lab" in the invitation, the conversion rate is actually very high, and the other party's reply, obviously many people also use canned message replies, the most obvious example is that I received three identical messages after VC Lab invited the former CFO of Pay Pal and the Partner of Sequoia Capital to do online sharing (VC Lab is a spin-off company of Founder Insitute):

These people obviously only changed the names but did not change the text at all. They also copied each other, so I repeated the reply and posted it three times:

This is actually not positively related to the main axis, but it is still taken out and shared with everyone, because this is super important, especially proposed by the advanced who have outstanding entrepreneurial and investment experience at the same time. Extracting the above paragraph and the key points is that investors and entrepreneurs should have a mutually beneficial relationship, and humility is an important trait for both parties.

Generally speaking, the key to stimulating Linkedin's cold message development efficiency and higher conversion rate than Email is the long-term interaction on Linkedin or other social software (for example Whatsapp). Two-way interaction, and even seeing topics that may be of interest to both parties, can open up more conversations.