Kondo

I’ve almost quit LinkedIn last week. Why? My inbox was a total mess. 30+ DMs a day from jobseekers, clients, creators, and companies—each message piling up faster than I could say "LinkedIn". Every time I opened LinkedIn, it felt like staring down an avalanche. My anxiety was sky-high. Here’s what I used to do: - Mark messages “unread” as a reminder to follow up (and forget). - Juggle names and follow-ups in Notion (and still miss people). - Copy-paste the same responses over and over (clunky as heck). ?????????????????????????????? ???? ??????, ?????? ???????????????? ?????????? ???????? ???? ???????????????? ??????. Until I found Kondo. Thanks to my friend Joyce, I tried it—and holy sh*t, it’s a game changer. ????????’?? ?????? ?????????? ?????????? ???? ????????????: - ????????????: Tag your messages with labels like “Creator,” “Client,” or “Business” so your inbox stays organized. - ??????????????????: Forgot to follow up? Never again. Set a reminder, and Kondo moves that chat to a “Follow Up” queue until it’s time. - ??????????????????: Save your most-used links (Calendly, website, etc.) as shortcuts and share them in seconds. ??????????????????, ?? ?????????????? ???? ?????????? ???? 15 ??????????????—?? ?????????????? ???????? ???????? ???? ???????? 1.5 ??????????. No more Frankenstein solutions. No more inbox anxiety. Just flow. If LinkedIn is where you grow your business or find clients, Kondo is your secret weapon. Not a sponsored post—just a tool I’m obsessed with. I like it so much that the cofounder gave me a 10% off code to share with friends. Details in the comments?? Fellow creators - curious what’s a tool you swear by?

LinkedIn's inbox is ?? It's unmanageable and I often miss important DMs I mean to get back to or follow up on. I mentioned this a while back and my ex-colleague Josh Norris ???? suggested checking out Kondo I signed up for a trial and Mitchell Tan ?? helped me get onboarded I'm now a paying user because this makes a huge part of my work SO much easier to manage Thought I'd step back into my "Sales Tech Talks" YouTube series and show y'all too #NotASponsor

My LinkedIn inbox was a flooded mess... so I was thrilled to discover Mitchell Tan ??'s Kondo a few months ago. It's like Superhuman for LinkedIn DMs. It has really solved a pain point for me; I use it to organize my DMs so I don't miss opportunities. You can snooze messages, surface conversations where someone messaged you and you haven't responded, and tag conversations to keep track of the most important ones. I'm also loving their canned response feature for messages I find myself sending repeatedly. Here's a demo: https://lnkd.in/ejR_guHy If you want to try it, request that here: https://lnkd.in/eCnNnubv I'm not compensated for sharing this, btw. I just love the tool and know it's something many of you will benefit from. Kudos to Jodie Cook for showing it to me! P.S. If you think this is pretty darn cool, please comment so we can get it in front of more potential users! Let's support Mitchell as he builds a much-needed tool.

LinkedIn has finally started bringing me work. It took 6 months and lots of playing around. Here are some things I've learnt along the way... 1) Nail your POV. Opinions get way more engagement that basic how-to content. 2) Remember it's a SOCIAL network. Start conversations with people in comments and DMs. Treat it like an in-person event. 3) Ditch the formulaic posts. They blend in. 4) Show up consistently. Ideally that means everyday, but I find that consistency of message is way more important than frequency. 5) Whenever you get the seed of an idea for a post, stick it in your notes app so you start growing a bank of ideas. 6) It's okay to take old posts, rewrite them, and put them out again. 7) Use visuals. Even if you aren't a natural designer you can find some kind of supporting image. 8) If you can be funny be funny. Humour goes a long way. 9) Start debates. Questioning people's opinions (politely of course) is a good convo starter and often helps you cement or adapt your own opinions. 10) Two tools I find invaluable are Kondo for managing DMs and AuthoredUp for writing/scheduling posts. Feel free to share any more tips and tricks in the comments!

Q3 month 2 ramp results at Orum ?? and 4 tools I'll be using to knock Q4 out of the park: - 3058 Dials [typo in video] - 368 Connects - 211 Conversations - 33 Meetings [28 via Phone & 5 via LI/Email] - 7 No Shows - 16 Qualified for the Quarter. - 100% to Quota The tech: - Sendspark for recording & sending video messages at scale. - Kondo for managing LinkedIn messages & follow ups. - Orum ?? for calling & getting into more conversations. - FyxerAI for managing my inbox to focus on selling. Check them out if you haven't already. Now to kick it up a notch in Q4. Let's go! ~~~ P.S. What's some tech you're using to be more efficient?

Kondo helps you never say "oops, I missed that one" again. But...we can't help you achieve that if you don't use it the *right* way. yes, there's a *wrong* way to use Kondo ?? Here's one way many users still use Kondo all wrong, and what y'all should be doing instead ?? (yeah ok, to be fair, if users are using it 'wrong,' its really our fault for not nudging you enough to use it right. my fault, work in progress ??) LMK if you enjoyed this episode of Tabs & Tricks

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Does your LinkedIn inbox drive you bananas?? Keeping messages straight and replying to everything I need to here on LinkedIn has been hard for me as the volume continues to increase - it’s a big jumble. I was opening messages and telling myself I’d reply but then they’d get buried under new ones, if I could even find them again. So far the best solution I’ve found is Kondo Mitchell Tan ?? has built a super intuitive and efficient tool that helps keep everything organized and makes it a whole lot easier to label, organize, reply, etc etc. I asked Mitchell the best way for folks to check out Kondo and he said to connect with him and DM him your interest… So: if your LinkedIn inbox is driving you bananas - and/or you don’t want to miss out on business leads!! - talk to Mitchell. He’ll get you all set up and on the path to inbox peace and happiness. #linkedin #leads #inbox #tools #tech

So...I made friends with a pink dinosaur called Dimmo ?? recently and I got featured on their newsletter. Yay! Also...Sara Detrik was 100% spot on here about that unglam dude in the screenshot. I can give first-hand testimony to how he's driven by pure rage against messy DMs. Someone should tell him to chill out sometimes and stop yelling at messy inboxes.

?? Toolkit Tuesday - the tool that declutters your LinkedIn inbox. ?? Tame your LinkedIn inbox with ease. ??? This week's tool: Kondo (https://www.trykondo.com/) ?? Description: Kondo is a LinkedIn inbox management tool that helps professionals stay organized by categorizing and decluttering their flooded inboxes. ? With Kondo, you can quickly prioritize meaningful conversations and ensure no critical connection or opportunity is missed. Whether you're networking, recruiting, or managing client relationships, Kondo keeps your LinkedIn inbox clean and manageable. ?? How to use it: 1. Sign up for Kondo. 2. Sync your LinkedIn account. 3. Start organizing your conversations 4. Archive unneeded conversations. 5. Focus on your most important connections. ? Kondo transforms the chaos of an overflowing LinkedIn inbox into a streamlined, efficient communication hub. It's perfect for professionals who want to spend less time sifting through messages and more time building valuable connections. ?? s/o Mitchell Tan ?? — Kondo's founder for solving a big-time problem for LinkedIn users! I just booked my onboarding call for tomorrow. ?? Happy Toolkit Tuesday!