LinkedIn InMail Generator

Three things: it is short enough to read on a phone, it shows you actually looked at the person's profile (one specific detail, not 'your impressive background'), and it asks for something small — a 15-minute call, not an application. Name the role, the city and one concrete reason the job fits them.

If you can, yes — at least a range or 'tax-free package with housing'. Gulf candidates compare packages closely, and a range filters out people who would never accept. If the budget isn't approved, offer to share it on the call rather than saying 'competitive'.

Match the candidate's profile. If their headline or about section is in Arabic, an Arabic InMail reads as more personal. The generator writes both from the same details; choose English, Arabic or Both.

Give it about a week, then send one short follow-up that adds something new (the salary range, the team, the start date) instead of 'just checking in'. The generator writes that follow-up for you. After one follow-up with no reply, move on.

The facts that make the role a fit for this person: the skills or certifications you need, the project or employer on their profile, the work model and city. Don't paste personal data such as phone numbers or email addresses. When AI drafting is off or busy, you get our template version instantly instead.