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Presented b y Joanne Blake Style for Success

Savvy Networking. Connecting with Ease. Presented b y Joanne Blake Style for Success. The KLT Factor. People like to do business with, work with, hire and refer business to people they:.  K now  Like  Trust. The Host Mentality. Moving from guest to host behavior.

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Presented b y Joanne Blake Style for Success

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  1. Savvy Networking Connecting with Ease Presented byJoanne Blake Style for Success

  2. The KLT Factor People like to do business with,work with, hire and refer businessto people they:  Know  Like  Trust

  3. The Host Mentality Moving from guest to host behavior

  4. Awkward Moments Handshake

  5. When do you shake hands? • When introduced • When you say goodbye • When an agreement is concluded • To congratulate

  6. How’s your handshake? • Firm? • Even pressure? • Held for how long? A good handshake is not memorable.

  7. Non-verbal to build rapport Open vs. Closed Body Language

  8. Avoidingembarrassment with names • Others’ names • Your name When in doubtprepare a recoveryor reintroduce yourself.

  9. Add a Tag Line More Effective Introductions • Something they have in common • An accomplishment • An interesting fact • A title/job description If no tag line is provided – offer your own.

  10. Mixing & Mingling “Back off a bit. You’re scaring People”

  11. Networking: The process for developing & nurturing personal & professional relationships formutualgain.

  12. Fishing Line The Safest Way to Enter Conversation • Neutral / non-threatening • Relevant to the situation • Pleasant / complimentary • Easy to agree with

  13. Conduct at the event • Standing/sitting • Food & drink • Business card/follow-up

  14. Entering / Exit Strategies

  15. Exit Phrases • It was nice meeting you. Good luck on your venture/project/job. • I’ve enjoyed talking to you. I didn’t realize there was so much to ______. • It’s been great chatting. I appreciate your support & hope to see you again. • There’s someone I’d like you to meet. End on a positive!

  16. Small Talk & Big Talk

  17. Focus on them Work Interests Neighborhood Winning Topics

  18. Preparing for Conversation • Be a generalist • Visual clues • Auditory clues

  19. Conversation Chillers • Monopolizing • Being dogmatic/too opinionated • Inappropriate topics/humour • Jargon • Negativity/gossip

  20. Finding topics and commonalities Dreams Learning/ Self-improvement Home/Decorating Travel Neighbourhood/Schools Dining out/Cooking Interests/Culture Camping/Recreation Gardening/Hobbies Sports Family/Friends Work Pets T

  21. Nurturing Relationships The Personal Touch

  22. The Host Mentality Moving from guest to host behavior

  23. Expect Success! Our newsletter at StyleForSuccess.com

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