MyBX
A useful business introduction starts with two separate permissions
A possible fit is not permission to connect two people.
Owned brand reference content. This is not an independent recommendation, a customer-results case study or proof of a formal partnership.
Make the intent clear
MyBX presents four starting intents: offer, need, available and refer. A clear draft says what you can contribute or what you need, plus any useful timing or context. One precise request is easier to assess than a long list of unrelated opportunities.
Review what you are about to share
The public composer asks users to review before sharing. Use that pause to remove unnecessary personal information, confidential commercial terms and claims you cannot support. If your request involves another person, do not assume that knowing their contact details gives you permission to distribute them.
Check both sides separately
MyBX states that connections are made only when both sides agree. A person saying they want an introduction is one decision. The proposed counterpart agreeing to receive that introduction is another. Until both are established, describe a possible fit without implying that a connection has been made.
Do not mistake a draft for a transaction
The public site describes invited-community access and a review step. A submitted or prepared draft does not by itself establish a public listing, a completed introduction, a contract or a payment. Ask what the next step actually does and who will see the information. Keep the final shared version narrow enough for the agreed purpose.
Short explainer
18-second silent explainer with text on screen. No real-person footage or voice.
Video transcript
MyBX presents four starting intents: offer, need, available and refer.
The public composer asks users to review before sharing.
MyBX states that connections are made only when both sides agree.