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Tuesday, 03 January 2012 12:20

Turning Networking Into Business

So many people attend business networking events, participate in online business networks and have networking meetings. But what do they get back from all of that time and effort? The answer is usually very little. They struggle when it comes to turning networking into business. To explore this, I use the phrase 'CTC' in my many networking and referral seminars. It stands for any of the following:

  • Card to Client
  • Contact to Customer
  • Card to Connection
  • Connection to Client

You get the idea. It's about turning a business card into a sale. It's about converting your networking leads into paying customers and clients. It's also the hardest thing for most networking business people to do. Here's why:

Published in Blog
Wednesday, 09 January 2008 12:42

Extended Networking

A Comprehensive Package of Learning, Strategies and Techniques to Enable You to Become a Professional Networker!

This extended networking course is a follow on from the Networking and Advanced Networking courses. It jumps right into ntheextendednetworkingcopyetworking strategy, networking goals, advanced questioning and networking techniques and top tips to build your networking into a formidable and influential resource.

If you implement all you learn, you'll be well on your way to becoming a professional networker!

Published in Networking
Wednesday, 09 January 2008 12:36

Advanced Networking

Advanced Strategies, Scripts and Techniques to Take Your Networking from Amateur to Professional!
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Are you an experienced networker who wants to take your skills to the next level? Set in your networking ways? Need a fresh approach? There is a lot of complacency in the business world, with seasoned professionals doing the same thing year after year and expecting better results.

This 3 month long e-study course will let you in on all the latest networking techniques that will help you to raise your game.

Published in Networking