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Sample LinkedIn connection notes: 12 examples of how to shine

12 examples of how to shine

Because we want to personalize our prospecting messages, here are a few templates to help you do just that, so that you never bore anyone with your connection notes again!

๐ŸŒŸ Prerequisites

๐Ÿค” What's a connection note?

A connection note is a short message of 299 characters that you can send with your connection request.

It's a short message that allows you to make your prospect want to accept your connection request.

It's the first step if you want to approach them.

It has to be interesting, punchy, and above all, not boring. ๐Ÿ‘€

๐Ÿ‘“ What does it look like on LinkedIn?

You can find the connection note from "Network" in the same place where you receive your connection requests:

๐ŸŒŸ 12 connection note templates

You'll be able to find connection note templates to suit your use case.

Here they are:

#1 - Request to connect to a member of a LinkedIn group.

#2 LinkedIn connection message template: Humour

#3 Connection request to expand your network

#4 LinkedIn Invitation: Add a teacher or former student

#5 LinkedIn recruiter message example

#6 LinkedIn Connection Request: Connect to a client

#7 LinkedIn teaser message: Add someone you met at an event

#8 Sample LinkedIn connection: Apply for a job

#9 LinkedIn Connection: You have a mutual connection

#10 LinkedIn approach message: Add the author of an article or post

#11 LinkedIn message: Make contact with a prospect showing interest in your product or service

#12 What message to use to connect on LinkedIn? The partnership

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