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Free Offer – Better Networking

Melissa — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:59:56 +0000

Are you discouraged about the state of the economy?
Are you looking for something that will be a support to you during these times?
Are you tired of trying things that either don’t work or don’t work well for the money and time you expended?

I may not have the “Perfect Solution” for you, but after more than 20 years in business and authoring 11 books (four that have been on best-seller lists) on business development, marketing, networking productivity and leadership, I can offer tools, tips, strategies and networking support for many. Would you like to be included?

If so, here is a simple offer. If you purchase the Networlding Book by clicking here and forward me a copy of your receipt to melissa@networlding.com, I will send you a copy of my Networlding E-Tips Booklet with 101 of my best tips and strategies as well as a powerful and easy guide to getting the most out of LinkedIn.

Support Exchange Model

Melissa Giovagnoli — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:28:00 +0000

What are the ways you can support someone in a network? In Networlding we say it is more than just exchanging leads and referrals. When Gladwell wrote The Tipping Pointhe emphasized the concept of “a connector,” “a persuader” and “a maven.” Each type of networker adds to the collective concept of networker.

In Networlding we have seen that there are some people who hold all three attributes of being a great connector or somone who is very wise or someone who is very persuasive. The explosion of online networking has helped even further to bring out networkers who have stellar skills in all three of these areas.

Networlding Traits

Melissa Giovagnoli — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 21:20:00 +0000

The following traits to help identify a good networlder as well as to help you become familiar with the traits you need to develop in yourself. The traits are:

Supportive

Continuous Communicators

Reliable and Responsible

Influential

Knowledgeable

Active Listener

Empathic

Appreciative

Connection-Conscious

To find out more about Networlding’s products and services click here or call 312-421-4213

Structured Exchange

Melissa Giovagnoli — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 21:07:00 +0000

Extensive studies on human networks show that you achieve better results (more connections, ongoing creativity, better opportunities) when you have regular (at least monthly) communications (we call them Exchanges) with a small, diverse group of people. Through the Power-of-Ten Circles, we will show you how to build a powerful Circle of people who can bring new and fresh perspectives to your business or career growth and for whom you can do the same.

For more information call Networlding at 312-421-4213 or Click Here.

Creating a Values Foundation

Melissa Giovagnoli — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 04:03:41 +0000

Creating a Values Foundation
To get on the path toward establishing your values foundations, take these six actions:
1. Decide what matters to you most
2. Identify your values and priorities
3. Create your personal charter
For the last three actions please click here

Community Circles

Melissa Giovagnoli — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:53:10 +0000

Power-of-Ten Circles are practice Circles of ten or fewer people who gather to learn and practice the seven steps of Networlding. These Circles can be created by you or with support from those continuously signing up to join Networlding Circles all over the world.

To learn more about how to develop or participate in a community circle contact Melissa by Clicking Here.