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How to Make Perfect Connections

Action Plan

Best, Sylvia Mac had heard Pete speak at a business conference the week before. Pete’s reply email to Mac came a few hours later that same morning: From: Peter Tyre To: Sylvia Senaldi; Mac Shields Subject: Re: Intro Thanks for the intro, Sylvia! Most people do—up there with fear of heights, spiders, and speaking in public.

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Consultant Marketing Game Change

Jerry Fletcher

I’m shifting my emphasis so that I will offer these services: Marketing Consulting for consultants and coaches (Solopreneurs, Partnerships and Ensembles short and long term) Strategic Marketing Counsel for entrepreneurs and start-ups Speaking on topics that make individuals and organizations more memorable and more profitable.

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Researching the company before an interview

Tom Spencer

These calls and reports cover a range of topics, including new products, company risks, and whether revenues are growing or stable. The more mentions a given subject gets (whether it’s praise for flexible hours or frustration with senior management) the more likely it is to be accurate. Research the competition and the industry.

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How to Give the Same Talk to Different Audiences

Harvard Business

If you’re asked to speak at a conference or event, it’s likely because you’ve demonstrated expertise in your particular subject. To provide a great experience for attendees, you generally want to focus on the topic the organizers have requested – the “greatest hits” that you’re known for.

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How to Get Excited About Topics That Bore You

Harvard Business

As I’ve discovered from both personal experience and research, it is possible to learn to like — even to grow to love — subject areas that look boring or that you once loathed. The first step in building passion for a subject you don’t like is to identify a reason to learn it. Here’s how to do it.

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Guidelines and Sample Policy on Nonprofit Political Activity

The Nonprofit Consultant

501(c)(3) organizations are free to takes sides on ballot measures as a lobbying activity, subject to normal limits on lobbying. These would include, but not be limited to, initiatives related to [LIST KEY TOPICS RELATED TO YOUR MISSION]. Ballot measure advocacy is a first amendment issue, not a matter of tax law.

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Cold Emailing 101

Tom Spencer

The three most reliable sources for strong leads are: the firm’s website, the firm’s publication, and. In my personal experience, using the topic of the publication to show your interest in the firm leads to great conversations. include a catchy subject line. Eventually, this can lead to a referral for an interview.