@Vladislav Van Wyk Feels like being on a big adventure.

@Tyler Lindell Love it. 🔥

Valuable. Here is the summary: - Start cold DMs in a conversational way, skipping formalities like "Hello" or "Hey." Jump into the topic, which feels more natural and engaging. - Keep messages human and simple, focusing on opening a conversation instead of making a sales pitch. - Review recent connections, then tailor messages based on each person’s professional background to boost engagement. - Avoid using automated tools; instead, manually personalize each message to see real-time responses and adjust as needed. - Steer clear of introducing yourself with phrases like "I," "we," or "me," as it can make messages appear self-centered. Instead, focus on the recipient and their needs. - Avoid overcomplicating messages with extensive background or company info; short, to-the-point messages are more effective. - Follow up with people multiple times, as many initial messages won’t get a response. Aim for various angles to re-engage them. - When follow-up messages don’t yield responses after several attempts, try referencing their posts or providing value directly related to their interests. - Avoid long, generic sales pitches, as these are less likely to generate responses. Instead, keep outreach concise, targeted, and relevant.

@Vladislav Van Wyk Skool is already a game. You can connect your classroom to the levels and have one module for each level. Then the point of level 1 is to get people to level 2. The purpose of level 2 is to get to level 3. Continue until level 9.

I like this format.

Hey @Tyler Lindell Let's get the party started.