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2. Networking is an Art!
Today we will talk about:
1. How to Avoid the 3 Biggest Networking
Mistakes
2. How to Answer the most asked question at
Networking events
3. How to create a relationship that lasts
forever
5. Avoid it By:
1. Always having a handful of questions to ask
the other person
2. Only talking about yourself when asked a
direct question
3. Finding out what 3 of the perfect clients are
for each person
4. Asking them to meet early before the next
event to exchange more information
7. Avoid it By:
1. Scheduling Time in your schedule to follow
up before even attending the event
2. Using apps to put the contacts right into your
phone
3. USING a follow up structure religiously
4. Writing key information on the card (where
you met, date, birthday and postal address)
9. Avoid it By:
1. Recognizing that Relationship Marketing
takes a minimum of 90-120 days to see
results
2. Make a “Annual Networking Plan”
3. Try creating a “Visibility Plan” instead of a
Marketing Plan
4. Showing Up – No matter what
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from someone’s networking efforts in
comparison to the amount of time spent
participating in networking activities
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from someone’s networking efforts in
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from someone’s networking efforts in
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from someone’s networking efforts in
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from someone’s networking efforts in
comparison to the amount of time spent
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from someone’s networking efforts in
comparison to the amount of time spent
participating in networking activities