LinkedIn Message Generator
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Hi [Name], I came across your work at [Company] and was impressed by your approach to [Industry]. I'm building tools that help [Role]s streamline their outreach — would love to connect and exchange ideas.
204/300Hi [Name], I noticed we're both in the [Industry] space. I work with [Role]s who are looking to scale their pipeline, and I think we could have an interesting conversation. Would you be open to connecting?
205/300Hi [Name], your background in [Industry] at [Company] caught my attention. I help [Role]s automate their prospecting workflow — thought it'd be great to have you in my network.
176/300Pro tip
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How to Write LinkedIn Messages That Get Replies
The difference between a message that gets ignored and one that starts a conversation usually comes down to three things: relevance, brevity, and a clear next step.
Personalize beyond the name. Mentioning someone's company or role is table stakes. Reference something specific — a recent post, a company milestone, a shared connection — to show you actually looked at their profile.
Keep it short. Connection requests are capped at 300 characters, but even for follow-ups, shorter messages win. Aim for 3-5 sentences. Nobody reads walls of text from strangers.
Lead with value, not your pitch. The goal of a first message is to start a conversation, not close a deal. Ask a relevant question, share a useful insight, or reference something they care about.
Have one clear CTA. Ask for one thing — a connection, a reply, a 15-minute call. Multiple asks dilute your message and confuse the reader.
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