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This makes you sound like a bot or a very inexperienced salesperson. Instead think about the event and the target audience who would be interested in the event. Then say something like this: "Hi [Name] Next week we’re hosting an event talking about the effect that chip manufacturing supply chain issues are having on parts manufacturers. [key speaker] will talk about [mention a specific takeaway from the event]. Interested?" Your goal in this message is to link takeaways from the event

to their job. Asking them a simple question “interested?” Afghanistan WhatsApp Number allows them to tell you yes or no. Either way you’ll get a chance to start a conversation. Note: Do NOT provide a link to the event until AFTER they express interest. It’s a much more human-to-human way to engage them and get a dialogue going. Share a Resource Lots of people try to share free resources via LinkedIn message templates.  can be annoying if the content is not super relevant to



the individual. Here’s an example: "Hi [Name] I hope this message finds you well. I saw that you're a [industryposition] at [company] and I thought you might be interested in a new resource I recently came across that could be helpful for professionals in our field. It's called [resource name] and it covers topics like [topic]. Do you have a few minutes to chat and learn more about it?" In this case if the resource is relevant to the person they might respond. However I’d modify the message