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by sanat
1678 days ago
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I used to run a services business, and thought that attending conferences and meet-ups would give me business. Networking (in real life) is not something I enjoyed - but had to do to get more business. Some of the best business and personal relationships I've had IRL, have been a byproduct of writing something online. Some the advantages that I can think of
1. Putting yourself out there has a lot more scale when you broadcast your thoughts by writing online. Even reaching 10s of people takes more time in real life.
2. Cumulative and compounding - someone can find out a lot more about you by just reading more of the things that you've written about in the past.
3. Pull vs Push - It lets the best connections come to you - instead of putting the impetus on you finding the best connection. |
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