LinkedIn message templates you can insert with a shortcut
Copy-pasting the same LinkedIn note from a doc is slow and easy to get wrong (“Hi [NAME]”). Shortcuts with fill-in fields make every message personal in seconds.
Connection requests (under 300 characters)
;lic — connection request
Hi {First name} — I enjoyed your post on {text:Topic}. I work on {text:My area} and would love to connect.;lie — event connection
Hi {First name}, great to see you at {text:Event}! Would be good to stay connected.Recruiter outreach
;reach — candidate outreach
Hi {First name},
Your experience with {text:Skill} caught my eye. We’re hiring a {text:Role} at {text:Company} ({choice:Location=remote|hybrid|on-site}). Open to a quick chat this week?;reach2 — follow-up after no reply
Hi {First name}, bumping this in case it got buried — happy to share the salary range and team details before any call.Sales prospecting
;pros — soft opener
Hi {First name}, I noticed {Company} is {text:Trigger=hiring SDRs}. We help similar teams {text:Outcome}. Worth comparing notes?
Stay within LinkedIn’s rules
PhraseBolt only types for you — it does not send messages, scrape profiles or automate clicks, so it stays on the right side of LinkedIn’s automation policy. Personalise each message; templates are a starting point, not spam.
Tips
- Use the search palette when you have many variants: Ctrl+Shift+Space → “reach”.
- Keep connection notes short; LinkedIn cuts them around 300 characters.
FAQ
- Does it work in LinkedIn messaging and InMail?
- Yes, PhraseBolt works in LinkedIn’s message boxes, comments and connection notes.
- Is this LinkedIn automation?
- No. Nothing is sent automatically; it only expands text you type.
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