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From the meeting to LinkedIn in 5 minutes, without sounding like a robot.

PrepMeet will write the post about the account, the invite for whoever missed the call and the follow-up message, from what happened in the meeting. You edit, copy and send.

After the meeting with Halvorsen Freight

Three texts, each with the reason behind it.

Post about the account

Mexico City is the new frontier for cross-border freight. This week I talked with a team opening an office there. The hard part isn't trucks. It's planning: routes that change every day and delivery windows e-commerce won't forgive. If you run operations in Mexico, what weighs most on your week right now?

Doesn't name the customer. Starts a conversation with their market.

Connection invite

Hi Priya. I spoke with Marco today about the Mexico City office, and your name came up as the person behind the revenue goals for the expansion. I'd like to connect here.

Priya is the CRO and wasn't on the call. She tends to slow down or speed up the decision.

Message to Marco

Marco, thanks for the time today. I pulled together the Kestrel case you mentioned, with route planning before and after. I'll email it today. Are we still on for Thursday at 10?

Reinforces the next step agreed on the call.

Fictional example.

A library for every moment of the account

Before the meeting

A comment on the person's post, an invite with context, a confirmation message.

After the meeting

Thanks with a next step, the material you promised, an invite to the committee.

To re-engage

A job change, company news, a proposal stuck for 15 days.

Content

A post about the account's market, in your voice, from the week's signals.

You send, PrepMeet writes

LinkedIn doesn't allow automated invites and messages. Your account is worth more than a shortcut.

Posts only with your approval

Publishing will use LinkedIn's official API and happen only when you click.

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