How to Share Articles as a Personalized Follow-Up (Full Transcript)

Turn content sharing into meaningful networking by adding context, relevance, and a clear reason you thought of the recipient.
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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: I mean, sending an article is still really hopeful. But if you are telling the person why, right, so you're not just like blasting stuff out. It's not just a blast of client thought leadership. It would be more of we talked about this, particularly at that conference that we just met. Right. We just met at this conference. And you mentioned this. You were interested in we're just going to pick on the succulent person. You mentioned your interest in succulents. I just saw this article and made me think of you. Here's the reason why. Right. So there has to be more intentionality.

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The speaker says sending someone an article can be a hopeful outreach tactic, but it should be done with intention and personalization. Instead of blasting generic thought leadership, reference a shared context (like meeting at a conference) and explain why the article made you think of them (e.g., their interest in succulents).
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Personalize Article Sharing With Context and Intent
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  • Don’t mass-send generic content; personalize outreach.
  • Reference the specific shared interaction (e.g., meeting at a conference).
  • Mention what the person said they cared about to show you listened.
  • Explain explicitly why the article is relevant to them.
  • Intentional, contextual follow-up increases the chance of a positive response.
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Positive: Encouraging and constructive tone focused on improving outreach by being intentional and considerate rather than spammy.
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