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Message 2. Good personalization
However, I have an example of good news for you that I received on LinkedIn.

So, for my birthday, I got a parody of the Forbes cover from my team with all sorts of personalized slogans – internal jokes related to me at Digitalk. It was a nice gift from the team to the boss. And literally an hour, maybe two, after I put the cover on my LinkedIn profile, I got a message saying:

Good morning, Mr. Artur.

I hope that the day will come when you will appear on the cover of Forbes magazine. poland rcs data Nevertheless, I have a proposal for you to cooperate during (and here comes the name of the conference) in June, in Berlin. We cooperate with Forbes magazine, so the publication is completely realistic, also presenting yourself, among others, during a discussion panel at the forum of presidents and directors. For me, the topic is open. I await your interest. Best regards, Adrian.

And although we could improve the call to action itself, or the content of this message, in many ways, it is still a great example of good personalization. However, we can only achieve this effect if:

we have an offer that is directly related to personalization,

we follow and add to our LinkedIn contacts the profiles of people to whom we want to offer something.
And of course, we don't send an offer immediately after someone accepts our invitation on LinkedIn.

So you need to maintain close relationships with your potential recipients, to whom you later want to reach out with an offer, observe what they do and look for that potential moment, that point of contact between your offer and the potential reason for contact.

Just like the personalized offer of cooperation at the conference referring to my nice fake cover from Forbes magazine.