Template congratulating your content
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2024 6:21 am
I just wanted to reach out and congratulate you on [your recent achievement].
I look forward to seeing you prosper and continue to shake up [your field].
Greetings,
[Your name]
Compliment your content
Some of your prospects will post thought leadership content that can compliance directors email lists provide great starting points for productive conversations. With this message, you can impress them with your knowledge of their space and let them know that you value them through your interest in their thoughts.
The keys to this one are specificity and thoughtfulness. You have to actually read the content they wrote and be able to discuss the specific points they made. This message template is a conversation starter, but you'll need to be prepared to have an in-depth exchange once they respond.
Hello [Prospect],
I wanted to let you know that I read your [piece of content] on [topic] and was amazed at how thoughtful, incisive, and well-written it was. You're doing a great job establishing yourself as a thought leader in [your space]!
You mentioned [reference to a specific point made in the content]. I was wondering if you had any thoughts on [open-ended, forward-thinking question relevant to the content].
Greetings,
[Your name]
Pass on content that might interest them
Like the previous one, this LinkedIn messaging strategy is geared toward starting thoughtful conversations. If you see them demonstrating interest in a topic, whether through something like social activity or content creation, try to capitalize on it.
Send them relevant content, written by you or someone in their space, that relates to what they seem interested in. Again, the key here is thoughtfulness. They're not going to read recommended content if it seems boring or pointless to them. So be selective about what you send and always leave the conversation open.
Template to pass content that might interest them
Hello [Prospect],
I saw your [piece of content] on [topic] and was struck by how thoughtful and incisive it was. I was actually reading [other content relevant to them] and thought you might be interested.
I look forward to seeing you prosper and continue to shake up [your field].
Greetings,
[Your name]
Compliment your content
Some of your prospects will post thought leadership content that can compliance directors email lists provide great starting points for productive conversations. With this message, you can impress them with your knowledge of their space and let them know that you value them through your interest in their thoughts.
The keys to this one are specificity and thoughtfulness. You have to actually read the content they wrote and be able to discuss the specific points they made. This message template is a conversation starter, but you'll need to be prepared to have an in-depth exchange once they respond.
Hello [Prospect],
I wanted to let you know that I read your [piece of content] on [topic] and was amazed at how thoughtful, incisive, and well-written it was. You're doing a great job establishing yourself as a thought leader in [your space]!
You mentioned [reference to a specific point made in the content]. I was wondering if you had any thoughts on [open-ended, forward-thinking question relevant to the content].
Greetings,
[Your name]
Pass on content that might interest them
Like the previous one, this LinkedIn messaging strategy is geared toward starting thoughtful conversations. If you see them demonstrating interest in a topic, whether through something like social activity or content creation, try to capitalize on it.
Send them relevant content, written by you or someone in their space, that relates to what they seem interested in. Again, the key here is thoughtfulness. They're not going to read recommended content if it seems boring or pointless to them. So be selective about what you send and always leave the conversation open.
Template to pass content that might interest them
Hello [Prospect],
I saw your [piece of content] on [topic] and was struck by how thoughtful and incisive it was. I was actually reading [other content relevant to them] and thought you might be interested.