Monday May 20, 2013                  
     Networking Trainers
 
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 Author
Andrea Nierenberg
 Mail A Friend

Mail A Friend about Networking Times! Help move the heart of business!
 Subscribe!
 Newsstands
Find a bookstore near you.
 Reviews
Outrageous Achievement Audio Program & Digital Workbook
Leslie Zann

Read Review
Buy Book

 What's New?
 Best of Brian Klemmer - Download Package
Best of Brian Klemmer - Download Package
 Specials
 Perfect Business! - DVD
$11.97USD
$6.97USD
More Specials..

Networking University
Presents

The Two-by-Three Inch $5,000 Bill

By Andrea Nierenberg


Think about how you would handle every business card you received if each one was worth $5,000. Probably with greater care and attention. Unfortunately, too often we minimize the value of business cards that people give us. As entrepreneurs and network marketers - we must turn on our headlights to be aware that each person we meet could become a prospect, client, and friend or possibly knows someone who could be one of them and add to our organization. We need to realize and remember that 80% of our job is to create new opportunities and develop new business and sharing our products. One way we do that is by valuing and cultivating the different contacts we make.

Here are some steps to ensure that you always take a business card to its highest potential...

To read the rest of this FREE article,
become a community member and log in

Create a community account with Networking Times - IT'S FREE! (And we do not sell or share our member information with ANYONE.)

 
 First Name:     required
 Last Name:     required
 E-Mail Address:     required

Your password will be e-mailed to you.  

  
OR existing NT Community Members, Log In below:
E-mail address

Password


  

Forgot your password? We'll e-mail it to you.
Click Here.

Do you like what you've read?
Subscribe to Networking Times and receive a whole professional journal packed with similar insightful and motivational articles.

A subscription to Networking Times includes the following benefits:

—a perfect-bound issue of Networking Times in the mail

—a FREE E-subscription: access to the online version of each new issue

—online access to the entire library of back issues since 2002
 
 


STRAIGHT TALK bar
Post your comments or opinions about this article.
* Questions directed to the author(s) may not necessarily be answered on this forum.

Please log into NetworkingTimes to view the messages posted in Straight Talk

Comment submission is reserved for subscribers


Global Prosperity Through a Philanthropic Economy ®

We appreciate your feedback. Send us an e-mail!
Privacy Policy | Return Policy


Bookmark and Share

Home  |  Networking Times Store  |  Networking Times University  |  Subscribe to Networking Times  |  Networking Times Issues  |  Networking Times Loyalty Program  |  About Networking Times

Website Maintenance by GMR

Copyright © 2013 Gabriel Media Group, Inc.