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Networking like a pro : turning contacts into connections / Ivan Misner, David Alexander and Brian Hilliard. [print]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Irvine, California : Entrepreneur Press, (c)2009.Description: xxiv, 256 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781599183565
Other title:
  • Networking like a pro
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HD69.H654.N489 2009
  • HD69
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Contents:
Social capital -- Back to the future -- Outside the cave -- Relationships are currency -- The law of reciprocity -- It's the law -- The abundance mind-set -- Farming for referrals -- drop the gun, grab the plow -- Down on the farm -- Fishing for referrals -- A long and winding river -- Networking with a net.
Three essential questions -- Who are my best prospects? -- Where can I meet my best prospects? -- Whom, exactly, do I want to meet? -- The butterfly effect -- The four streams of your networking river -- Casual-contact network -- Knowledge network -- Online network -- Strong-contact group -- Friends on the Big River -- Where networkers gather -- Chamber of Commerce (casual contact) -- Business association (casual or strong contract) -- Service club (strong contact) -- Referral group (strong contact) -- Social network for business (online) -- Online networking : click here to connect -- Looking past the hype -- Mind the fundamentals -- Is face-to-face communication outmoded? -- Connecting with people at web speed -- Is online networking a good fit for you? -- Other ways to communicate with your e-network -- A core strategy that's worth knowing -- Developing your target market.
Joining the crowd -- The 12 x 12 x 12 rule -- Look the part before going to the event -- Make sure your body language sends the right message -- Get your act together -- Have the first 12 words ready to roll off your tongue -- Where's your attention focused? -- Standout questions -- Question time -- The answers you want -- Telling your company's story -- Your unique spelling proposition -- Briefing your messenger -- Getting specific -- Quantity is fine, but quality is king.
How deep is your network? -- Building quality relationships -- Visibility to credibility to profitability -- Be patient -- Gaining their confidence -- Getting there -- Staying for the long haul -- Leveraging new contacts -- Getting to the next stage -- Sorting out who's who -- Making the most of face time -- The power of your database -- Powering up your database -- Putting your database to work -- The referral process -- Step 1. your source discovers a referral -- Step 2. Research the referral -- Step 3. Check back in with your referral source -- Step 4. Meet with the referral -- Step 5. Report back to your source -- Step 6. Your source gets feedback from the referral -- Step 7. Your source reports back to you -- Step 8. Close the deal.
Becoming the knowledgeable expert -- Networking at non-networking events -- Person to person -- Ask, "How can I help?" -- Be sincere -- Honor the event -- Becoming a referral gatekeeper -- Guardian at the gate -- Hub of the wheel -- Being your own chief networking officer -- Attend a few networking events each month and follow up -- Regularly touch base with past business contacts -- Use cards to stay in touch throughout the year -- Take good care of your database -- Always thank your referral partners -- Creative rewards.
Top ten ways others can promote you -- Ten levels of referrals -- The networking scorecard -- Send a thank-you -- Send a gift -- Call a referral source -- Arrange a one-to-one meeting -- Extend an invitation -- Set up an activity -- Offer a referral -- Send an article of interest -- Arrange a group activity for clients -- Nominate a referral source -- Display a source's brochure -- Include a source in your newsletter -- Arrange a speaking engagement -- Invite a source to join your advisory board.
Review: "Networking expert and New York Times bestselling author Dr. Ivan Misner along with David Alexander, and Brian Hillard reveal key networking techniques to help you grow your business. Learn how to reach quality prospects, leverage your contacts, motivate ongoing referrals, track your success, and so much more!"
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PennsylvaniaRT II. YOUR NebraskaTWORKING STRATEGY -- Three essential questions -- Who are my best prospects? -- Where can I meet my best prospects? -- Whom, exactly, do I want to meet? -- The butterfly effect -- The four streams of your networking river -- Casual-contact network -- Knowledge network -- Online network -- Strong-contact group -- Friends on the Big River -- Where networkers gather -- Chamber of Commerce (casual contact) -- Business association (casual or strong contract) -- Service club (strong contact) -- Referral group (strong contact) -- Social network for business (online) -- Online networking : click here to connect -- Looking past the hype -- Mind the fundamentals -- Is face-to-face communication outmoded? -- Connecting with people at web speed -- Is online networking a good fit for you? -- Other ways to communicate with your e-network -- A core strategy that's worth knowing -- Developing your target market.

PennsylvaniaRT III. NebraskaTWORKING FACE TO FACE -- Joining the crowd -- The 12 x 12 x 12 rule -- Look the part before going to the event -- Make sure your body language sends the right message -- Get your act together -- Have the first 12 words ready to roll off your tongue -- Where's your attention focused? -- Standout questions -- Question time -- The answers you want -- Telling your company's story -- Your unique spelling proposition -- Briefing your messenger -- Getting specific -- Quantity is fine, but quality is king.

PennsylvaniaRT IV. MassachusettsKING YOUR NebraskaTWORK WORK -- How deep is your network? -- Building quality relationships -- Visibility to credibility to profitability -- Be patient -- Gaining their confidence -- Getting there -- Staying for the long haul -- Leveraging new contacts -- Getting to the next stage -- Sorting out who's who -- Making the most of face time -- The power of your database -- Powering up your database -- Putting your database to work -- The referral process -- Step 1. your source discovers a referral -- Step 2. Research the referral -- Step 3. Check back in with your referral source -- Step 4. Meet with the referral -- Step 5. Report back to your source -- Step 6. Your source gets feedback from the referral -- Step 7. Your source reports back to you -- Step 8. Close the deal.

PennsylvaniaRT V. SECRETS OF THE MassachusettsSTERS -- Becoming the knowledgeable expert -- Networking at non-networking events -- Person to person -- Ask, "How can I help?" -- Be sincere -- Honor the event -- Becoming a referral gatekeeper -- Guardian at the gate -- Hub of the wheel -- Being your own chief networking officer -- Attend a few networking events each month and follow up -- Regularly touch base with past business contacts -- Use cards to stay in touch throughout the year -- Take good care of your database -- Always thank your referral partners -- Creative rewards.

PennsylvaniaRT Virgin Islands IS YOUR NebraskaTWORKING WORKING? -- Top ten ways others can promote you -- Ten levels of referrals -- The networking scorecard -- Send a thank-you -- Send a gift -- Call a referral source -- Arrange a one-to-one meeting -- Extend an invitation -- Set up an activity -- Offer a referral -- Send an article of interest -- Arrange a group activity for clients -- Nominate a referral source -- Display a source's brochure -- Include a source in your newsletter -- Arrange a speaking engagement -- Invite a source to join your advisory board.

"Networking expert and New York Times bestselling author Dr. Ivan Misner along with David Alexander, and Brian Hillard reveal key networking techniques to help you grow your business. Learn how to reach quality prospects, leverage your contacts, motivate ongoing referrals, track your success, and so much more!"

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