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Improving email intros

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Mike Krupit
@mkrupit · IntroNet, Trajectify
Thanks for the votes. I'm Co-Founder and CEO. Happy to answer your questions or get feedback.

Discussion

Sal Matteis
@sal_matteis · Ex Yahoo / 2X MD Accelerator at SBC
Mike, this is bloody needed. Introductions are inefficient and time consuming. I have been trying to stick to the practice of Opt-in intros (as I think saves time for those being intro'd) but it's a drain. I call it the Tinder-intro. Keep it up. I'd love to help shape the product.
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Mike Krupit
@mkrupit · IntroNet, Trajectify
Thanks for the votes. I'm Co-Founder and CEO. Happy to answer your questions or get feedback.
Jonathan Frankel
@jfrankel13 · Founder & CEO, Nucleus
Happy to upvote a fellow Philly tech startup! Great idea.
Allison Esposito
@allisonveronica · Founder of Tech Ladies
Love this idea. I just signed up to try it! You might want to reconsider the comma in your tagline. It could either be: Make Introductions, Easy and Powerfully or Make Introductions Easy and Powerful
Andrew Condurache
@acondurache · Founder
It looks like an interesting concept, however this does seem to place a lot of focus on mass introductions, quality introductions are rarely given en mass, so not sure how effect an analytic component would be to tracking these sort of referrals. Saying that, I think it looks like it could be useful for a high volume recruiting environment.