[INFOGRAPHIC] 5 tips for optimizing your LinkedIn InMail

In this blog post, we will present 5 tips for optimizing your LinkedIn InMail. You will find out easy, but effective tricks for improving the open and response rate of your InMails.

Why should you improve your LinkedIn InMails?

Did you know that 87% of professionals are willing to consider a new job opportunity, even if they are not actively looking for the job at the moment?

And the perfect way to reach them is by sending them a message on LinkedIn - so called LinkedIn InMail.

InMail is the LinkedIn’s messaging feature that allows you to send messages to anyone on LinkedIn, even to people outside your network.

Potential job candidates are far more likely to respond to recruiters’ messages sent via LinkedIn than regular email.

The average response rate to LinkedIn InMail is 85%, which is 3 times higher than a response rate to a traditional email. 

This is why successful recruiters use LinkedIn InMail to find and hire the ideal job candidates.

5 tips for optimizing your LinkedIn InMail

Here are the 5 essential must-follow tips for optimizing your LinkedIn In Mail that will help you become a pro at talent scouting:

1. Personalize

Research shows that sending a single, personalized InMail (as opposed to sending bulk messages to many candidates) will increase your response rate by 30%.

2. Connect

Don’t just sell the job - build a long-term relationship with your potential candidates.

Even if they aren’t available or interested in your current job opening, they might be eager to hear about some of your future job positions.

3. Focus on candidates

You InMail should be focused on your candidates’ needs, not your own.

Make it clear how your role can help them achieve their goals (and dreams!).

4. KISS

Stick with the famous KISS rule - Keep it short & sweet.

According to LinkedIn’s research, InMails under 100 words get the highest response rates.

5. Think outside the box

Successful recruiters aren’t afraid to think outside the box.

Get creative: feel free to use humor, try something new and experiment!

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