Introduce the common resource

At a group discussion, a Tap Tap Go profile or profile link can provide a shared reference to the person and work being discussed. Explain which resource is relevant to the group rather than asking everyone to explore the full profile at once. A portfolio example or short overview may be enough. Avoid collecting details from everyone simply because the sharing moment makes it technically convenient.

Follow the individual signals

Different participants may want different next steps. One may request a document, another may offer an introduction and another may only be listening. Record and follow the actual agreements rather than assigning identical interest to the entire group. A profile view or scan does not reveal every person’s intent. The feature supports access to information; relationship judgement still requires attention to what people say and choose.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical roundtable participant shares a profile containing a relevant process example. Two people request further information, while others simply review it. The follow-up reflects those separate requests rather than sending every attendee the same assumed sales next step.

Make it practical.

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