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linkedin-inmail

Use this skill when writing the first cold message a prospect will ever see on LinkedIn — an InMail, a connection-request note, or the opening DM after a connection is accepted. Covers choosing the right vehicle, grounding the message in a real signal, and the character budgets each format allows. Produces one message with the signal it's built on, or a batch where every row is unique. Trigger phrasings: "write an InMail", "cold LinkedIn message", "connection request note", "LinkedIn DM", "reach out on LinkedIn", "LinkedIn outreach sequence".

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Applies to first contact on LinkedIn, before any relationship exists. Produces the message plus the signal it was grounded in.

## Pick the vehicle first

Three formats, three different budgets. Don't blend them.

| Vehicle | Budget | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| Connection note | ~300 characters | Their profile offers connect, not message. One signal, one thought, a light ask or none. |
| InMail | Short subject + body under ~400 characters | They're open-profile, or they're worth spending a paid credit on. |
| DM after acceptance | ~600–1,000 characters | They accepted. More room, because they already opted in. |

The character limit is the discipline. A connection note that needs 400 characters is a note that hasn't found its point.