Guidelines To Follow In Live Networking, Normal And Facebook Groups On Internet Marketing
Having experienced live or what most people defined as normal networking / group gatherings or even FB groups, I began to learn there are certain guidelines we need to follow however casual and formal they might be.
Rule No 1: Never Ever Try To Sell To Anybody On The Spot
This is the mistake most people - especially introverts and those naive to marketing - make.
This is the mistake I made too subconsciously.
While it is ok to introduce and tell people what you are doing - including marketing, you should never try to sell anything to anybody on the spot.
However tempting it might be since there are so many people around.
Unless they have a problem or want which happens to be what your product can solve and fulfil.
Rule No 2: Meet And Greet Everybody With A Smile And Basic Intro
Being brought up in the traditional Asian culture, that is one of the core principles and values installed in me.
Even if you don't know that person or don't like that person's appearance when he is wearing T-shirt, shorts and slippers as compared to others' smart and casual wear, you should greet everybody with a smile.
Rule No 3: Listening And Advising Appropriately
Besides talking, it is just as important to listen, put yourself in that person's shoes of the challenges and problems he or she faces and give appropriate advice.
Appropriate advice based on what the person needs and wants and NOT what you think is best because you read in books or some other form of online or offline media.
While I have no problems listening, I have problems comprehending what the other people say and giving advice.
But if you are able to comprehend, give advice out of sincerity of helping others.
And not taking advantage of their finances.
If there is one information product I will create, it will be on communications which i need is what everyone needs be it social lives, as businesspeople and employees and -
Even politicans running the current campaign to be the next US President.
This is what I feel and think.
Though I am very certain many extroverts reading this will again strongly disagree and give reasons why they are right and I am wrong.
But this could come very helpful for introverts who are shy and have problems communicating with people from different walks of life but still want to be successful.
I do not know about your country but in my country Singapore we emphasized a lot on social interaction, manners, guidelines and responsibilities.
Whether the group is formed for internet marketing or other purposes.
But I am sure the same guidelines apply to this forum and others as well.
Rule No 1: Never Ever Try To Sell To Anybody On The Spot
This is the mistake most people - especially introverts and those naive to marketing - make.
This is the mistake I made too subconsciously.
While it is ok to introduce and tell people what you are doing - including marketing, you should never try to sell anything to anybody on the spot.
However tempting it might be since there are so many people around.
Unless they have a problem or want which happens to be what your product can solve and fulfil.
Rule No 2: Meet And Greet Everybody With A Smile And Basic Intro
Being brought up in the traditional Asian culture, that is one of the core principles and values installed in me.
Even if you don't know that person or don't like that person's appearance when he is wearing T-shirt, shorts and slippers as compared to others' smart and casual wear, you should greet everybody with a smile.
Rule No 3: Listening And Advising Appropriately
Besides talking, it is just as important to listen, put yourself in that person's shoes of the challenges and problems he or she faces and give appropriate advice.
Appropriate advice based on what the person needs and wants and NOT what you think is best because you read in books or some other form of online or offline media.
While I have no problems listening, I have problems comprehending what the other people say and giving advice.
But if you are able to comprehend, give advice out of sincerity of helping others.
And not taking advantage of their finances.
If there is one information product I will create, it will be on communications which i need is what everyone needs be it social lives, as businesspeople and employees and -
Even politicans running the current campaign to be the next US President.
This is what I feel and think.
Though I am very certain many extroverts reading this will again strongly disagree and give reasons why they are right and I am wrong.
But this could come very helpful for introverts who are shy and have problems communicating with people from different walks of life but still want to be successful.
I do not know about your country but in my country Singapore we emphasized a lot on social interaction, manners, guidelines and responsibilities.
Whether the group is formed for internet marketing or other purposes.
But I am sure the same guidelines apply to this forum and others as well.