Peak PRM · Template
A good introduction asks first.
Both sides, separately.
This template has two steps: two separate requests asking whether an introduction is welcome, and only after two yeses the actual intro e-mail.
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Template: request before the introduction
Hi [first name], I know [other person's name], [role, company]. You're both working on [topic]. Would you like me to introduce you by e-mail? A no is completely fine; I'll only ask [name] if you agree. Best, [your name]
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How it works
Introduction
This template has two steps: two separate requests asking whether an introduction is welcome, and only after two yeses the actual intro e-mail.
- 01 / First
Step 1: ask person A
Briefly explain whom you'd like to introduce and why. With an explicit “saying no is completely fine”.
Step 1: ask person ABriefly explain whom you'd like to introduce and why.With an explicit “saying no is completely fine”. - 02 / Then
Step 1: ask person B
The same question, asked separately. Nobody learns about the other until both have agreed.
Step 1: ask person BThe same question, asked separately.Nobody learns about the other until both have agreed. - 03 / After that
Step 2: introduce
Only once both said yes. One sentence per person on why they might want to talk, then you step back.
Step 2: introduceOnly once both said yes.One sentence per person on why they might want to talk, then you step back.
Trust needs clarity
Honest limits
Scope of this preview
- 01Peak sends nothing
- Neither the template nor Peak PRM sends requests. You send them yourself through your own channel.
- 02Warm intros in beta
- In Peak PRM, warm introductions are in beta. There you record both sides' consent yourself.
- 03Peak PRM · synthetic demo
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The next step
Introduce without catching anyone off guard.
Try both steps with a pair of contacts from your network. The first message takes two minutes.
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Frequently asked questions
Isn't this too much effort?
It's one extra message. In return nobody ends up in an e-mail thread unasked, and both know they're there by choice. That builds trust with both of them.
What if one side doesn't reply?
Treat it as a no. Follow up kindly once at most, and don't introduce anyway.
What goes into the actual intro e-mail?
Who is who, one sentence each, and why a conversation could be worthwhile. Then leave the two to it and step out of the thread.
Help and contact
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