To focus networking efforts, first, define your industry. For example, I am in solar and wind manufacturing design. Next, look at the community connected to your industry. My work might compete with other companies in my industry, meaning they may not be jumping to connect or endorse him, but the community that needs and wants his skill set becomes his target community. My community can include Zorays Solar Pakistan customers, partners, as well as coworkers. My community can also include contacts from previous jobs.
My networking efforts may expand to include thought leaders in his industry like writers, speakers, or other industry experts in my field who share common values. Once you define your community then you are ready to focus on connecting and developing key industry relationships.
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Anonymous
August 29, 2022 at 7:59 am
Finding your niche is indeed very important
james
August 26, 2023 at 10:45 am
This article delves into the realm of niche and event blogging with great depth. The insights you’ve provided are incredibly valuable for anyone looking to establish themselves in this space. Your emphasis on selecting a niche that aligns with your passion and expertise is spot on – it’s the foundation of authentic and engaging content. The advice about researching and understanding your target audience resonates strongly, as knowing their preferences and pain points is crucial for delivering meaningful content. Your tips on event blogging, from pre-event promotion to post-event analysis, offer a comprehensive guide for success. Thanks for sharing your expertise; it’s a treasure trove of wisdom for those venturing into the world of niche and event blogging!