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Networking is like a garden — the more you put into it, the more it’s going to grow. Here are a few tried and true tips from @/Catherine Fisher to start strengthening your network today: 💡 Engage with Content - Whether it’s a like, save, comment, or share, interacting with content increases your visibility on the feed. 🫂 Sharing is Caring - Know people in your network that would be great for a job listing? Send it to them! Everybody likes to know their friends are looking out for them. ���Coffee Chats - Make an effort to connect for coffee in person or virtually. Consistent check-ins keep your relationships fresh and top of mind.

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Persons not accepting your invitation to connect on LinkedIn? Could it be because you are sending requests to any and everyone (and worse without a personalised message)? Learn how to focus your efforts and connect with the right people! Avoid these common networking mistakes. ↳Stop trying to connect with everyone—focus on quality over quantity. ↳Only reaching out when you need something. Build relationships before you need them, not just when you’re desperate. ↳Be strategic—know what you want from your networking efforts. ↳Talking too much about yourself: Networking is a two-way street—listen just as much as you speak. And the all time mistake is approaching the networking process with a mindset of what can I get from this person, instead of how can I also be of value/service to this person. ✍🏾 Let me hear your thoughts in the Comments section. ♻ Repost if you liked this. 🔔 Follow Me #Networking

My Simple 1 Hour for Networking ( I would highly recommend to every one of you to try this) A simple 1-hour-per-day networking schedule: 1. 5 minutes to brainstorm people you’d like to connect with 2. 15 minutes crafting a genuine message or comment 3. 5 minutes reviewing and personalizing your outreach 4. 25 minutes engaging on posts within your niche 5. 5 minutes replying to responses and continuing the convo 6. 5 minutes DMing new people or following up with contacts. That’s all it takes. Start small, be consistent, and watch your network grow! Did you like the tips? Repost ♻ it in your Network. follow Tanmay Purwar for more Practical, NO BS, and No fluff practical tips, in less than 1 minute. (I don't brag but my content does) P.S: which tips out of 1-6 you liked the most? #Networking #linkedintips

🌟 Almost 500 Connections – Let’s Redefine Networking Together! 🌟 LinkedIn is more than just a platform—it’s a community of dreamers, doers, and achievers. As I approach the milestone of 500 connections, I want to take a moment to reflect on the true essence of networking: collaboration, growth, and shared impact. In my journey as a Life Coach, Career Strategist, and Business Development Expert, I’ve realized that every connection is a door to new possibilities. Behind each profile is a story, a lesson, or an opportunity to create something meaningful together. So here’s my thought: let’s make networking personal again. 💡 Who are you? What’s your vision for the future? How can we support and inspire each other? I’m here to connect beyond the numbers. If we haven’t already, let’s start a conversation—because in the end, it’s not about reaching 500 connections; it’s about building 500 relationships that matter. Drop a comment or send me a message—I’d love to hear your story!

Struggling to make new connections as an adult? 🧑🤝🧑 I’m tackling it by expanding my social circles, practicing open communication, and setting realistic networking goals. Small steps, big results! 💪✨ #Networking #PersonalGrowth #SocialSkills Read this post and more on my Typeshare Social Blog: https://lnkd.in/gAGyiG2e

yes sir you are right absolutely ✅ i agree with this point exploring in different field is important only one category people cannot grow their connection. like if you are a marketer you should explore other fields like - lawyers, accountants, finance , tax department officers, computer stream people etc they will all help us to get other field knowledge and we can also share with them our knowledge connecting to people is not important important is what you are learning and what you are providing 💯 #connection #linkedingrowth #linkedinfamily #younity

🌐 Building a Professional Network on LinkedIn: What to Expect and How to Manage It A professional network is a powerful tool—it's about connecting with people who can inspire, guide, and open doors for you - and vice versa. But how much should we really expect when reaching out?   🤝 However, when reaching out, not everyone will respond: People are busy, and sometimes messages get missed or overlooked. The best thing to do is to reach out with authenticity and value, not just to get something in return.   📉 What About Those Who Don’t Respond? If a connection never returns your messages, it can feel like a dead end. So, what's the point of keeping them? Personally, I believe in disconnecting from those who don’t engage. A healthy network is active, responsive, and reciprocal.   🧠 Quality Over Quantity: Your network should reflect those who add value, share insights, and support mutual growth. Don't be afraid to disconnect your connections—it's not about the numbers; it's about meaningful engagement. What's your take? Do you keep connections that never reply, or do you trim your network? Let’s discuss! 👇   #ProfessionalNetworking #LinkedInTips #QualityConnections  

Building a strong network takes time, strategy, and consistency. But too many people fall into the same traps: · Only posting educative content – People want more. They want to be inspired, entertained, and genuinely connected. · Giving up too quickly – Building a network is a long game. Patience and persistence are key. · Treating LinkedIn like a billboard – Constantly selling pushes people away. Focus on connection > conversion. Here’s what works: ·  Create a mix of education, inspiration, and entertainment. ·  Stay consistent, even when it feels like progress is slow. ·  Engage authentically with others in your community. Over the past three years, I’ve learned a lot about building meaningful connections on LinkedIn. Here are some key takeaways: ·  Content is emotional. If you don’t make people feel something, you won’t make an impact. ·  Growing a network is 50% creating content, 50% engaging with others. And no, leaving 2–3 comments a day isn’t enough. Truly care about what you are reading and leave thoughtful responses or questions. ·  Clarity is everything. If your LinkedIn profile isn’t a clear landing page about who you are, what you do, and who you help, you’re missing out. Most importantly: Don’t give up. 99% of people quit too soon. I shied away from networking for the longest time and I feel it cost me. Even as an extrovert, I was hesitant to approach people because I didn't want to bother them. But if you stick your neck out even a little, networking can transform your career, business, and opportunities. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about real connections that make a difference. Bet on yourself. Build with intention.