You send a thoughtful DM, and it sits there unread with everything else in their inbox.
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There are two kinds of people in the DMs. One writes the whole message and sends it in one go. The other sends a line, then another, then another. Same message. Very different effect on the other person's phone.
James explains why the second approach almost always gets read. Ten notifications instead of one creates curiosity. Who sent me all these? But like voice notes, some people love it and some people can't stand it. You only find out after you've sent it. That's the gamble, and sometimes grabbing attention means taking it.
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LinkedIn DM tips
How to get your messages read
Social selling
Sales prospecting on social media
Getting attention in direct messages
Message formatting for replies
Voice notes in sales
Buyer attention and curiosity
This is episode 1154 of the Daily Sales Message podcast.
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