Taming the Business Card Monster
Chances are good that you leave networking events with a pocket, purse or briefcase full of business cards that you collected. While the temptation to leave those cards in a pile on your desk or
What Does Connection Mean to You?
Connections with family near and far. Connections with your Partner.
But what about co-workers, employees or peers, clients, or prospects?
And what about friends?
The old ways of connecting have changed, and because of
Imagine having a sales team cheerfully working for you every day for free. Impossible? Not if you understand the concepts of complementary industries and strategic alliances.
All businesses need customers in order to succeed, and they need a steady stream
Last week, I shared with you a fair bit of insight on secrets to successful networking. We covered:
Offering to Give Qualified Referrals – the best way to connect
Defining what High Quality Prospects Look Like, with several questions
We know that networking with other business people and professionals can bring your business a steady stream of new contacts and clients, but how do you make the most of your networking opportunities?
Be prepared with the Top 10 Networking
Taming the Business Card Monster
It’s Fall, which generally means show season in the Lower Mainland. Thinking of events that either I attended or I know some of my networking group members were exhibiting at or attending, there were
“Few people have any next, they live from hand to mouth without a plan, and are always at the end of their line.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Just think: When we are driving, we know where we want to
Happy New Year Everyone – Wishing you the best in 2016. I thought I would start the New Year off with a Gift For You — The Gift of SILENCE….. and a few Questions you can ask yourself to help
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Digital Synectics partners, Nancy O’Connor and Shammi Ram-Dittaprovide common sense tips on extraordinary customer-service.
Whether you run your business exclusively online or with a storefront presence, there’s one inescapable fact
Hopefully, you have practiced parts 1-3 of Building Relationships through Conversation — Here is the last post – Part Four.
Conversation starter questions/comments:
What brings you here? How do you know the host/organizer? What can you tell me about