Show interest in others by doing your homework
Posted by David Sher in LinkedIn, Traditional NetworkingJul 8th, 2009 | No CommentsIt’s worth a few minutes of your time to learn a little about someone before you meet them
Shut up & listen
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJul 6th, 2009 | No CommentsA secret to good relationship building would 
be to do less talking & more listening.
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LinkedIn “Answers” is a powerful tool
Posted by David Sher in LinkedIn, Social MediaJul 3rd, 2009 | No CommentsHave a problem or a business question? Ask your connections or an expert on LinkedIn & find solutions.
Be on time
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJul 1st, 2009 | 2 CommentsYou can learn a lot about a person by how prompt he or she is.
Seems like everyone I know has a double life
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, TwitterJun 29th, 2009 | No CommentsHere’s the dilemma. You have more than one business interest. When you prepare a profile on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter, do you show them both?
Content rich profiles on social media sites are imperative
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, TwitterJun 26th, 2009 | 1 CommentNothing beats a good first impression. When someone Google’s your name, your social media profile often is the first thing someone sees.
Social Media is creating hiring & employment risks for businesses
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, TwitterJun 24th, 2009 | 2 CommentsSocial Media like LinkedIn, Facebook, & Twitter are now creating hiring & employment risks for companies they may not have thought about.
Friendships improve your health & longevity
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJun 22nd, 2009 | No CommentsMany business people seem only concerned about business friendships. But having strong relationships improves your health & quality of life.
Your network of friends have all the answers
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, TwitterJun 19th, 2009 | No CommentsNeed an answer to a question. Ask your friends on Facebook, LinkedIn, & Twitter.
How many people should you meet at a networking event?
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJun 17th, 2009 | No CommentsIf you can make one good friend at a networking function, you have done your job.
About Me
Subscribe to my Monday morning podcast, Confessions of a Darn Good Networker, on iTunes.
DAVID SHER
Social Media Strategist
WHAT A DIFFERENCE TWO MINUTES CAN MAKE
2 minute podcasts Monday mornings to build your business & personal network
Everything good that has happened to me is because of others.
My brother, Martin, & I are Co-CEOs of AmSher Receivables Management—a nationally licensed collection agency headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
I am also a partner with Phyllis Neill at WeMentor Social Media Marketing - the first agency of its kind in Birmingham, Alabama to specialize exclusively in the creation and execution of social media strategies for all types of businesses.
David Sher, Social Media Strategist
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- My profile on LinkedIn
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- WeMentor Facebook fan page
- My Twitter profile
- Amsher Receivables Management
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