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2) Preparing a 30-second introduction highlighting your experience and how you can help others.
3) Sustaining conversations by listening, asking questions, and looking for common interests.
4) Staying in touch with new contacts by sending relevant information, making introductions, and asking how they prefer to communicate.
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