This is the Powerpoint presentation for the Organizational Meenting for Better Business Networking. This presentation was initially made on Dec. 13th, 2014 at the Mandel Public Library in West Palm Beach.

1. Organizational Meeting
for
Better Business Networking
Yes, it’s time to take…
The ‘Better Together’ Approach

3. Time for a NEW mindset

6. Are you seen on the top 5 social networks?

7. Has the time for collaborative consumption arrived? If so, welcome The
Sharing Economy into your business life.

8. Micro-Gigs can be a true asset to
your business life in many ways:
● Save time
● Save money
● Add to your online visibility
Other reputable micro-gig sites include:
FittyTown, Tenrr, GigsBull, Zeerk, TenBux,
Fourerr, RoundShelf, Taskarmy, Deskgigs,
Taskgigs, Gigcrops, ZJobs and Mercadillos.
(All are dotcoms.)

9. How do you protect your computer?
1) Passwords (Be sure each password is a combination of letters, numbers
and symbols.)
2) Software (Recommend anti-keylogging software). Click here.

10. How can you begin to make the Internet your slave?
Start by using Unroll.me to organize your Inbox. Click here.

11. How can you PROGRAM social networks to deliver
content to you? Use IFTTT (If Then Than That) to
create recipes. Watch this video - click here.

12. How can you create a video without a video camera for
FREE? Use Brainshark.com. With Brainshark, it is
extremely easy to create slideshow videos from
Powerpoint presentations and then use your phone to
record narration to fit every slide in the video. Watch
this video.

13. Where does social network content get organized?

14. Be sure to have a 1st class Linkedin profile
● Headshot
● Headline w/keywords separated by pipes (“|”)
(Remember you are to be “eye candy” for the eyes and “search engine food”
for the search engine spiders.)
● Write your Summary in Word and copy/paste it to your Linkedin profile.
● Use bullet points and callouts in your summary.
● Start with your name in all caps, followed by email address & phone no.
● Tell the world where you grew up before mentioning your business.
● Conclude with a list of your “specialties.”
● See an example - http://linkedin.com/in/lamarmorgan.

15. Avoid using web shorteners

16. Expand your audience: use
hashtags(#) with network updates
Use TagDef to help find the best
tag already created or create a
new one yourself
Use BufferApp.com for free to
schedule the sending out of as
many as 10 messages/day to your
connections at Linkedin, Twitter,
Facebook, AppNet and Google+.

17. Expand your audience: Use Amiando.com to
promote events and handle all RSVP’s. Watch
this video.

18. Expand your audience: Create a clever one-question
spreadsheet poll with Google Forms.
Watch the video - click here.
By the way, if you have yet
to VOTE in my Google
Spreadsheet One-Question
Celebrity Poll, click here.

19. Expand your audience with Biz News Buddy
“This is where press releases can become press kits - beginning at just $5.”

20. Connect with “Highly-Connected People” on Linkedin
For example: Debbie Wemyss, Bob Burg, Melody
Campbell, Jason Womack, Jodi Womack, Suzanne
LaFavre, Ernesto Sirolli, Robin Elkins, Christina Rowe,
Robert Nealon, Eileen Brown, JB Glossinger, Heidi
Richards Mooney, Erik Swanson, Robert E. Arms, Roy F.A.
Tahir, Ilka Flood, Gilbert Mathew, Howard Lock, John
Hayman, Martin Anareas, Benson Agola, Dr. Tony
Alessandra, and Chris Mueller.
* Be sure to “tag” the specific Linkedin profile BEFORE you issue the invitation to connect. Feel
free to request an introduction BEFORE you issue an invitation to connect.

21. Take advantage of customized Google Maps
(Just click the pictures to access the map.)

22. Take the ‘Better Together’ Approach

23. Organizational Meeting
for
Better Business Networking
Thanks for watching!