The letter
Dear professional,
you already know who you should be meeting. Knowing is not the problem: the problem is everything in between.
Your work depends on conversations with people you have never met, and LinkedIn is where they are. But getting to a single conversation takes many small steps, and none of them can be skipped:
- open the search and scroll through the results;
- open one profile at a time to see whether it is worth it;
- think about what to write, and write it to each person, because a sentence that is the same for everyone gives itself away;
- remember tomorrow who you have already contacted, and who you have not;
- start all over again the next day.
It is the work you never manage to do. A week full of commitments comes along, the list stands still, and your network grows with whoever happens to turn up, not with the right people.
Meanwhile someone else finds the time to write to those people, and talks to them instead of you. Not because they are better than you: because they had the time.
That is why LKDN Autopilot exists. You tell us who your best clients are; it looks for people like them, looks at their profile, sends the connection request with one line that talks about them and, once they accept, asks a single question. It does the long work at the pace of one person. You step in when someone replies.
Below you can see how it works, step by step, and find the answers to the questions you are already asking yourself.
The LKDN Autopilot team
