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Raise Your Company’s Profile on LiquidityFinder: Invite Your Colleagues
Published on Nov 4, 2026
Updated on Nov 4, 2026
Your colleagues can share company news, insights and updates in the LiquidityFinder feed, for free,helping raise your company’s profile across the industry.
Your company has people with expertise, perspectives and news worth sharing. Bringing them onto LIQUIDITYFINDER gives them a place to contribute to industry conversations and help other members discover what your business does.
From product launches and company milestones to market commentary and event updates, colleagues can share posts from their own accounts and engage with other members. Creating an account and posting in the feed are free.
You can invite clients, counterparties and other industry contacts too. When someone creates an account through the link in your invitation, you connect automatically. No credit card is required, and there is no limit to the number of people you can invite.
Why Invite Your Colleagues And Contacts?
Help raise your company’s profile. Colleagues can share company developments, insights and updates in the feed, creating more opportunities for your business to be seen.
Show the expertise behind your business. People across sales, trading, technology and other teams can contribute their knowledge, helping members get to know the people behind your company.
Stay connected with your professional network. Bring colleagues, clients and partners into your LF network, where you can message each other directly and keep conversations going.
Connect around industry events. See which contacts are attending, join event group chats and stay in touch afterwards.
Your contacts also gain access to the same free tools, news and professional community available to you.
How To Invite Your Contacts To LiquidityFinder
• Click the four squares at the top of the feed to open your dashboard.
• Go to Network in the menu on the left.
• Type your contact’s email address into the Invite Someone box, just below your following, followers and connections.
• Click Send Invite.
Repeat for as many contacts as you like.
What Your Contact Receives
Your contact receives an email from LIQUIDITYFINDER letting them know you think they would find the platform useful, with a link to create a free account.
As soon as they sign up through that link, the two of you are connected. There is no separate connection request to send.
Who To Invite
Start with people you already know who would find LF useful:
• Colleagues across your firm, including people in sales, trading, technology, marketing and management
• Clients and counterparties you trade or work with
• Liquidity providers, technology vendors, payment firms and other business partners
• Industry contacts you have met at conferences and networking events
Think about who has something useful to share, who would benefit from LF’s tools and information, and who you would like to stay connected with.
What Members Get
A free account gives your contacts access to LF’s tools and professional community. Members can:
• Choose to receive our daily industry news and insights newsletter
• Follow the liquidity providers, brokers, technology vendors and payment firms that matter to their business
• Build a following and connect with other members
• Comment on articles and feed posts, and share their own updates in the feed
• Message members and companies directly from their inbox
• Send one request to multiple relevant companies to seek custom quotes
• Find liquidity providers that match their requirements using the Match Matrix
• Bookmark companies, articles and posts to return to later
• Give and receive recommendations
• Show which industry events they are attending, see other attendees and take part in event group chats
Start inviting your colleagues now by going to your Network page:
https://liquidityfinder.com/dashboard/network
Start with a colleague who has company news, industry expertise or an upcoming event to share. Open your dashboard, go to Network and send them an invitation.
Every colleague who joins and contributes gives your business another voice in the LF community.
Not yet a member? Create your free LiquidityFinder account.
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