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How to Make Member-to-Member Introductions in a Community
Collect opt-in interests, explain why two members should meet, and let each person accept, decline, or suggest another format.
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What to know
Member-to-member introductions work best when both people opt in and understand why they are being connected. Collect specific interests or current asks, explain the reason for the match, and let each person accept or decline. Keep the introduction short and give them a clear next step.
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Collect opt-in profiles with specific interests and current asks.
Explain why two members might benefit from meeting before asking them.
Let each person accept, decline, or suggest another format.
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Read the What is Go-to-Network? pillar guide for the broader approach, or explore all network guides.