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By Jim Estill www.jimestill.com

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Some tips on ways to be more effective personal networking.

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Page 1: Personal Networking

By Jim Estillwww.jimestill.com

Page 2: Personal Networking

People Buy From peopleThis can be the competitive advantage of

smaller companies

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Networks multiplyThe bigger they are, the bigger they getOnce I hit 500 Linkedin, I get 3-4 invites per

week

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Organize and SystematizeUse outlook etcKeep “personal” information, company

informationUse Linkedin

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Set Networking GoalsAdd 5 new Linkedin contacts per week

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Networking is MarketingPeople remember the most recentPeople need repeated “touches”

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People all respond to different approachesEmailTwitterBlogsCallsMailCocktail partyWebinarsUse different approaches and medias

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Most of your competition is not good at itWhy – because it takes timeBecause it takes effortBecause it takes planning

So the key is to maximize efficiency in it

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TipHelp your customers make money and they

will buy foreverThis means knowing your customers

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TipBe a clipping serviceSimply forward links or articles of interest

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TipOld fashioned hand written notes get readWe get few of them

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Tip – Send UpdatesNetwork via different media – all at the same

timePing.fm – sends updates to Linkedin,

Facebook, Twitter , Tumblr and a blog all at the same time

Hootsuite allows this to all be scheduled (I have 60 days done in advance)

I send quotes, links of interest

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Tip- Do not Spam People ignore you if you send too much

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Andrew has a BlogPromote itThe beauty is it keeps the name out“Thought this might interest you…”

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NetworkingIt is never too late to startDo it now