Or are you simply doing more networking?
Sometimes you don't need another networking meeting.
You need to take a proper look under the bonnet of the networking you're already doing.
That's exactly what we'll do in your:
But is your networking actually working?
But here's the slightly uncomfortable question...
Or are you simply doing more networking?
You need to take a proper look under the bonnet of the networking you're already doing.
That's exactly what we'll do in your:
A focused 1-to-1 session with Keith Budden
This isn't a generic coaching conversation. And it certainly isn't 45 minutes of me trying to sell you something else.
Are you spending your networking time in the right rooms and building relationships with the right people?
Are potentially valuable connections disappearing into LinkedIn never to be spoken to again?
Are you maintaining relationships naturally - without feeling as though you're constantly trying to sell something?
Do the people in your network remember who you are, what you do and how you can help?
Are you only thinking about who might buy from you - or also about who could introduce, recommend, collaborate with or advocate for you?
Where are the opportunities currently leaking out of your networking?
We'll identify:
Three practical things for you to concentrate on over the next 30 days.
At the end of our 45 minutes, you should have a much clearer understanding of:
I've spent years networking, running networking groups, speaking about networking and - perhaps most importantly - watching what actually happens after people have exchanged the business cards and connected on LinkedIn.
I've seen people with enormous networks who generate very little from them.
And I've seen people with relatively small networks create extraordinary opportunities.
The difference often isn't the number of people they know. It's what they do with those relationships afterwards.
Which is why one phrase has been coming up repeatedly in my work recently:
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