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Business Networking Tips Blog by: Scott Ingram
Maintaining Your Networking Relationships at Scale
posted on July 30, 2012
So you've been networking for a while and you've met hundreds perhaps thousands over a period of time. Now how do you effectively maintain all of those relationships you've worked so hard to build? Personally I think maintaining a network is much harder than building a network, and very very few people do it well. Those that do reap incredible rewards. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Building Your Networking Using Your Network
posted on July 9, 2012
Like nearly all things worth doing, building a network is hardest in the beginning. If you're new to town or just beginning to build professional relationships you really have to work at meeting new people and constructing your network. Over time it gets easier as your network grows. Done right (which is what I'll talk about today) you can build your network much more intentionally with the help of your existing network. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
The Second Half
posted on July 2, 2012
The first half of 2012 is officially in the books. How are you progressing against your annual goals? You did write them down didn't you? This is a great time to reflect on your year, make some adjustments and push a little harder towards the finish. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Give, Give, Give
posted on June 25, 2012
Giving is what makes networking work. Think about it. If everyone networked to get something, then nobody would get anything. When everyone gives, everyone receives. Not to mention all of the good feelings and satisfaction you GET from giving.What would happen in your life and to your level of success if you tried to give just a little more every day? Here are some ideas to inspire your actions: Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Take the first Step!
posted on June 11, 2012
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." Lao-tzu, Chinese philosopherNetworking is a journey of at least a thousand miles, and in reality it's probably many many more. Done properly networking is something you do all the time over the course of your entire lifetime. It's not about the 'networking events' you attend, but the relationships you build and the time you spend with your fellow humans. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Thinking Beyond Opportunities to Resources
posted on May 20, 2012
Most of the active networkers I meet are primarily driven by a desire for more opportunities. Some are looking for job opportunitied, many are looking for new business opportunities in the form of referrals to new clients. Rarely do I meet folks who are actively seeking resources. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Imperfect Networking
posted on May 14, 2012
There is no exactly right way to network, and nobody is perfect. So don't beat yourself or be afraid to make mistakes along the way. They're going to happen. I promise. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
The Power of Testimonials
posted on May 7, 2012
What's the best way to convince somebody that you or your offering are the best fit for someone's needs? Have someone who's already experienced you and your skills tell them.You can try and tell someone how great you are all you want. What you say about yourself will always be taken fairly lightly. What others say about you will almost always have significantly more impact. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
Are You Dealing?
posted on April 23, 2012
Compared to many other cultures we show an incredible amount of disrespect in the way we treat business cards. Whether we realize it or not the way we treat our own business cards and the cards of others says something about us. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
You Don't Need to Network... Until You NEED to Network
posted on April 15, 2012
I've come to believe that networking is fairly counter cyclical. Meaning that in good times fewer people network, and in bad times thare are more people out networking. From what I've seen this is primarily due to people going to networking events because they need something. Typically a new job, more clients, etc. This is likely one of the major reasons people are turned off by networking. Everyone seems to have selfish motives. Read more »
Author: Scott Ingram
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