If you have ever attended a Networking event, you will know that you should bring a ton of business cards and be ready to pass them out. Many people believe, however that they are trying to sell their product and or service right then and there when that’s not the case. Handing out your business cards, shaking hands and learning what other people do is all key because you want contacts and you want to be someone else’s contact, right?
Let’s for instance say that you own an auto parts store and someone that the Networking event is a mechanic. Would you two be able to do business? Possibly, but I bet your customers could also become the mechanics client.
The point of Networking is to get people the contacts they need and to make sure that their time is well spent.
Shouldn’t it always be like that?
What do you think?
Do you attend Networking events where people are flat out selling to you?
Let us know in the comments below.
Follow up on all the Free Networking International news at freenetworkinginternational.com
Follow on Twitter (@davedoerges)
How about a “thumbs up”! (facebook.com/freenetworkinginternational)
Join the FNI mailing list at http://bit.ly/FNINews
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
About the Author
Free Networking International was founded in 2005and is currently the largest business and networking organization in the Tamp Bay area growing on a National level.
The FNI Mission is to help people get the contacts they need to advance their business and to create an abundance based business world.