Mailing Lists - A way to organize, stay connected, and be useful!
As the number of people in my personal and professional network has grown, I have been working on different ways to manage all those connections in a way that makes sense. I don’t want to bombard anyone with tons of email, but I do want to ensure that when I have something important to share (which is almost *always* not about something I am selling!), I don’t want to gamble on using the Facebook, LinkedIn, or any of the other Social Media sites – if you don’t happen to be looking when I post an update, you won’t see it.
Of course, all the important stuff goes into my blog(s), so if you subscribe to the blog, you’ll get it anyway.
However, a lot of people would rather get stuff through email. So, here are some of the lists that I have created. They are super easy to join, and super easy to drop, so if something looks interesting, take a look – you really don’t have anything to lose; not even time!
Of course, all the important stuff goes into my blog(s), so if you subscribe to the blog, you’ll get it anyway.
However, a lot of people would rather get stuff through email. So, here are some of the lists that I have created. They are super easy to join, and super easy to drop, so if something looks interesting, take a look – you really don’t have anything to lose; not even time!
Referral Key ( and general networking)Throughout my professional career, especially as an entrepreneur,. I have always been involved with networking organizations and referral groups. These are great ways to promote your business and to get to know others in the area. This list is for those who want to get ideas, advice, and guidance on how to make the most of these groups, whether is it the chamber of commerce, TEAM, LeTips, BNI, or even the Kiwanis or Rotary clubs.
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