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How to Make Introductions the Right Way: Introducing two people who you think will mutually benefit each other is a great thing to do. The problem with introductions is that, if they're not done right, they can be detrimental to the two people you're introducing, yourself, and your business. |
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The Followup Framework: The Secret to Keeping In Touch With People:
In this hyper-connected world, you're one connection away from everything - tripling your business, landing your dream job, finding your soul mate. In this video, Derek Halpern reveals a simple framework that will teach you when to reach out to a connection and what to say. |
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How to Use LinkedIn for Beginners: Heather Austin discusses 7 profile tips for beginners with LinkedIn, including advice about headlines, profile pictures, and much more. |
Use Your Personal Network Successfully:
This is the golden rule in networking: Give more than you get. Some people have the misconception that networking is something you do in order to getsomething. That attitude usually isn’t too successful. A skilled networker gives to her network by sharing information and introducing people to each other. |
10 Tips for Successful Networking:
Networking is a key way to generate leads and get to know other business people; particularly if you run a small business or are growing. Events vary in format and the type of businesses they attract. However there are some key things you should bear in mind, no matter what the event is, that will make it more successful for you. |
4 Resources for Finding Great Networking Events:
There are tons of networking events happening in your local area, but finding the right ones to attend can be a challenge. Luckily, there are multiple resources designed to make the search easier. Business News Daily spoke with career professionals and networking pros about the best way to find a networking event that is right for you. |
LinkedIn:
LinkedIn is the world's largest professional network with more than 562 million users in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. |
Building Your Professional Network for Service and Career:
During your service, your ability to foster professional networks is essential to building partnerships, raising funds, developing programs, and engaging the community. After your VISTA experience, being able to leverage your networks for professional success and social impact can have a substantial long-term effect on your life. |