Warm introductions: bad vs. good requests

A warm introduction works best when the connector can forward the message without rewriting your story or guessing who would help. Make the target specific, give one proof point that matches the target, and ask for one small action. Short messages work when the next move is obvious and easy to forward.
Use the good versions as a starting point, then replace the role, proof, and target with your own details. Keep the request distinct from asking for a referral: a warm introduction opens a relevant conversation; the other person still decides what comes next.
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