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Hey everyone, wondering what's your view on DM people ? I honestly feel it might be intrusive while I hear all times that's the best nurturing tool for leads. I rarely DM and when I do, I likely don't the right way cause most of the times is no answer > no matter if is a gentle intro to my world (offer service brand) or a welcome message. I also never follow up as I think if they wanted to answer they would - no need to push. Any other takes or advice on how to handle this? Giovanna

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