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The Power of In-Person Networking

Posted on March 6, 2013 // 2 Comments

I met Michael at the Dubliner as he was covering Mayor Slay’s reelection and the resulting party for KMOX.

I’m half joking, but three quarters serious. Tis better to have met Michael in person than to have merely remained Twitter friends.

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  1. Guest Post: Social Media: A Young Professional’s Secret Weapon | Glatz&Glamour says:
    April 3, 2013 at 4:08 pm

    […] Find people in your field and join the conversation! You can search for other
professionals on Twitter and join in on discussions that apply to you. For
example, I like to join the #BareItAll chats because it directly relates to my
field of social media and marketing, where we share insights on industry
trends and strategies. I’ve connected with several other professionals (who
I would’ve never met otherwise) this way and still keep in touch. This kind of
professional activity can put you miles ahead of your competition because
employers will notice your enthusiasm about your industry and eagerness
to learn. But don’t forget: While online networking is important, never
underestimate the power of good, old-fashioned, in-person networking! […]

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  2. Guest Post: Social Media: A Young Professional’s Secret Weapon | Short Dog Social says:
    May 7, 2013 at 10:05 pm

    […] Find people in your field and join the conversation! You can search for other 
professionals on Twitter and join in on discussions that apply to you. For
 example, I like to join the #BareItAll chats because it directly relates to my 
field of social media and marketing, where we share insights on industry
 trends and strategies. I’ve connected with several other professionals (who 
I would’ve never met otherwise) this way and still keep in touch. This kind of 
professional activity can put you miles ahead of your competition because 
employers will notice your enthusiasm about your industry and eagerness
 to learn. But don’t forget: While online networking is important, never underestimate the power of good, old-fashioned, in-person networking! […]

    Reply

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