Make
them think of U 1st
Times have
changed. It’s no longer what you know or who you know but who knows you. In
South Africa, the single most important criterion for success in small business
is the size of one’s network.
‘Make them think
of U 1st’ will assist the learner to position him or herself to build
a network of people who will assist the reader to:
· earn career promotions;
· make more sales than they ever thought possible;
· become the first name on everyone’s lips when it comes to matters of
importance to the reader; and
· learn how to build mutually beneficial relationships that lead to
extraordinary business success.
People buy from
people that they like and trust, or from people that they are referred to by
those they like and trust. Our efforts aside, we will need a strong team of
‘business finders’ helping us if we are to truly succeed, and this book expands
on that principle.
If you are looking
for answers and strategies on how to develop leading edge networking and
referral skills in the new millennium; then find time to attend ‘Make them think
of U 1st’ it will change the way you do business. Networking is about
Nett Giving!
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Getting plugged
in to the network system |
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What is
networking? |
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The Benefits of
Networking |
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Do I need to join
a Network Group? |
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Perfecting your
People Skills |
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How to be
memorable with your Introduction |
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Creating a
powerful presence with your contacts |
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Controlling
Communication with questions and confidence |
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Intelligent
networking |
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How does one get
connected? |
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Your Business
Card as a Networking Tool |
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What to do after
a networking session |
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Assume the role
of host even when you’re not. |
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Name Tags –
Obvious and not so obvious uses. |
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How to Put a face
to a name and be right all the time |
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How to Work a
room |
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Starting up a
conversation |
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Ending the
conversation |
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How to turn a
social chit-chat into a business discussion |
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How to Network at
meetings and committees |
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Prospects buy
benefits not features |
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How to speed up
decision making at long meetings |
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Why most meetings
should have a weekly follow up |
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How to make that
telephone call turn into money. |
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How to be
effective using E-mail |
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The rules to a
successful presentation |