BY Dave Delaney THE 2013 CLASSIC
New Business Networking
How to Effectively Grow Your Business Network Using Online and Offline Methods.
Expand your business network effectively with this book! Great for online and offline networking. Supercharge How You Build Business Relationships—Online and Off
Business success is built on connections, relationships, and networks. In New Business Networking, Dave Delaney demonstrates how to combine proven offline networking techniques with social media to make both far more effective.
Drawing on nearly 20 years of experience building thriving communities, Delaney offers easy, step-by-step guidance alongside real-world examples from top relationship builders. You’ll discover proven tips for reaching out more efficiently and personally, transitioning Twitter connections into real-life meetings, and expanding your network before you need it—so you can make the most of it when you do.
What You'll Learn:
Identify, research, and reach your highest-potential connections
Create a personal landing page that turns visitors into relationships
Grow a thriving LinkedIn network you can rely on for years to come
Use third-party tools to increase the value of your Twitter feed
Encourage deeper, more authentic engagement on Facebook
Connect with key peers through video meetings and virtual tools
Utilize dynamic tools like Instagram, Eventbrite, Meetup, Evernote, and Nimble
Organize successful in-person events and secure sponsors to fund them
Listen actively, converse effectively, and remember critical details
Avoid oversharing and major social media faux pas
Transform your business card into a powerful representative for your brand
Nurture and deepen the professional relationships you’ve worked hard to create
“I love that there are anecdotal stories but also lots of actionable advice and ideas.”
“What I took away from this book was not just tips on networking, but making purposeful networking part of your overall strategy. I know business is about relationships, but I also know that I can do better. Now I’ve got a detailed plan on how to do that.”
“When I think of Networking, I think Dave Delaney. Why? He knows it and lives it.”