Written for founders handling LinkedIn: the reply situations that eat your day, reduced to structures you can reuse. Each template below is a shape, not a script — the sections tell you what the message must do, so you can write it in your own voice in seconds.
Inbound interest
- Prospect asks what you do — two sentences and a fork
- Investor sniffing around — warm, brief, data-free until qualified
- Journalist or podcast ask — fast yes with logistics handled
Outbound conversations
- Connection accepted — the non-pitch opener
- Reply to a prospect’s post before DMing — the two-step
- Following up a DM that got left on read
The awkward ones
- Pitch you must decline without burning the bridge
- Ex-colleague asking for a favour you can’t do
- Competitor being friendly — cordial, boundaried
- Someone pitching YOUR product back at you — enjoy it gracefully
Using Templates Without Sounding Like One
LinkedIn replies have one register: professional-casual, two to four sentences, one clear next step. Anything longer belongs in email; anything vaguer belongs nowhere.
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