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Use
the subject line like a headline, proofread, be creative, positive
and genuine.
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Avoid
anything canned or trite. Pick-up lines don't work and you will
rarely make a good first impression, or get a response using one.
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First
emails should always be individually written and work best when
conversational in style.
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Mention
something about the recipient's profile. Where did you sense a
connection?
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Ask
a question or two and include some brief information about yourself.
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It's
OK to flirt or tease a little, even during your first contact,
but keep things light and friendly.
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Andy
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