It wouldn’t have occurred to me to write about how to make introductions, but I’m surprised at how many people get it wrong. The most common error is making a connection between two people when at least one of them doesn’t actually want to be connected.
VC’s tend to receive a lot of…
Eric explains why you should almost always do the double-opt-in intro.
I try to live by the double-opt-in intro as much as I can
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enough. Introductions...social currency, so...not spend it...
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I try to live by the double-opt-in intro as much as I can
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double-opt-in intro.
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Great to see you blogging again, Eric! Just got to hang with RRE’s Adam in SF and mentioned to him that I miss your posts. Agree with the point you make in bold. I live by this rule and it’s proven to be successful
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