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Save Your Inbox with the AddMeetings Link

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In today’s world of automated outreach, managing your time effectively is more important than ever. One of the biggest challenges is dealing with irrelevant meeting requests that clutter your inbox. Fortunately, AddMeetings offers a simple yet powerful solution.

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The AddMeetings Link helps you filter out unwanted meeting requests directly from your inbox. By sharing a personalized link like this with others, you gain full control over which meetings you accept with a pitch-first approach, ensuring you only meet with individuals who align with your priorities.

How it Works: 

Once you’ve created your AddMeetings profile, you can generate a unique link that acts as a gatekeeper for your meetings. When someone sends you a meeting request, you can simply share your AddMeetings link to filter the noise. Each meeting request through AddMeetings Link is subject to a paywall, meaning that only those who have done research about you and your company and are genuinely interested in connecting, will be willing to cover the cost and give you a compelling pitch. This adds an extra layer of filtering, ensuring more valuable meetings.

You can set your own meeting price or set it to $0 if you prefer. The platform enforces a minimum paywall of 25 credits, ensuring that requests are focused on relevancy and value, cutting down on the noise.

If a meeting doesn’t align with your interests or needs, you can easily decline without the hassle of back-and-forth emails.

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Why it Matters

This feature saves you time by reducing irrelevant outreach, leaving you with more meaningful interactions. No more sifting through unnecessary invites. With the AddMeetings Link, you can manage both your time and the quality of the meetings you take, focusing on the important objectives of your business.

Start using the AddMeetings Link today. It’s free, easy to use, and takes just under a minute to set up. Sign up here at AddMeetings.com.

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