All Blog Posts Tagged 'Networking' (10)

 

There were a number of conversations being held on Facebook today and yesterday, about whether any fireworks events planned for Australia Day should be cancelled and the money donated to the various flood relief appeals.

 

Some Facebook pages were quickly set up to engage the discussion and the overwhelming view was that it was too late to cancel and in the light of the flood tragedies on the East Coast and the…

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In Part One of our series, Are You Getting The Most Value From Being Online? we discussed the value of using membership of No Tall Poppies as a portal to your online world and a great resource for building your business and personal profile.

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Are You Getting The Most Value From Being Online?

Today's blog is the first in a series, to discuss ways you can use a networking group like No Tall Poppies  with an absolutely free Membership to improve the value of the time you spend online. Where you can…

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If you have ever wondered whether Twitter is worth the effort, let me assure you that it certainly can help you build your business and social networks.



Directly as a spinoff from my Twittering AND Networking To A Plan, I am now the keynote speaker at a high profile fundraising event for Breast Cancer Research. I have received international press, had radio interviews throughout Australia and NZ and appeared on the Kerri-Anne Kennerly show. I am being invited to speak and host…

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The Name Of The Game With the direct intention of building business relationships, men have developed more close networking groups, through business and sport, than has…

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Networking groups abound in every industry and profession, to fulfill the needs of the networker: fellowship; business referrals; special interests; professional associates; community service and more. Because of the varied nature of networking, it is a mistake to limit your network…

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Much of what we already do in business is part of a Social Media activity (even if we have not yet built a strategic plan on how to integrate it into any new electronic services).…

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For those who are not familiar with Twitter, the best way to describe it is that it is like sending a short text message that can be read by one or ten thousand people – if they are “following” you.…

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The concept of “networking” has undergone radical change in the past four years: the ease of using the internet to search for information, services and prices; working longer hours and have less real time (before retirement) to contribute to service ideals; newsletters delivering up-to-the minute information right into our email box. Organizations like Rotary, Lions, Apex, Business & Professional…

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Not quite sure where to start - but, at the beginning is probably the best place. Last Monday, my neck and a damn hernia (only 10mm, I am told, but excrutiating) were giving me such pain that I missed my TAFE class on photography. The fact that I hadn't done my homework didn't help either - but I truly was not well.



Warren and Lisa were coming home on Tuesday and my new physiotherapist was booked for 2:00pm - before I collected said son and daughter in law from the airport. The pain… Continue