ANNOUNCEMENT! TNNW READER SURVEYS AND POLLS

Dear Readers:

We are now featuring the TNNW SURVEYS and POLLS for your feedback, as well as feedback from the rest of the online community. Please go to THE NATIONAL NETWORKER POLLS and let your opinion be known. Polls close at midnight (eastern) on December 15th, so please weigh in now!

Results will be posted by 17th December to this magazine, to Linked In, and to a host of other interactive media.

You may want to go to the SURVEY PAGE (at http://thenationalnetworkersurveys.blogspot.com/ ) and make it a favorite. It is going to be a source of great industry intelligence, and we will hosting new surveys at least monthly. There is also a widget (oh, how that word bothers me) for you to post your own suggestions for surveys, polls and questions. And, by the way, you will be named (if you'd like) as the designer of the survey -- your name can be seen by in excess of 100,000 readers!

Thank you.

NOTE: The letter which follows was recently sent to several large active groups on Linked In, and other media verbatim...

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RESPONSES REQUESTED - THE NATIONAL NETWORKER (TNNW) SURVEYS AND POLLS

Your Opinions Count !

http://www.thenationalnetworker.com/

Dear Colleagues: TNNW has three polls remaining open for your response. The polls close at December 15th, so please respond at your most immediate opportunity. The polls can be found at http://thenationalnetworkersurveys.blogspot.com/ in a friendly format.

The results will be posted on December 16th or 17th on that page, and will also be posted to Linked In, as well as to several other networking sites. You might wish to bookmark or "favoritize" the polls page.

Highlights of polls:

1. What three attributes do you find most important in a business associate?

2. Which networking groups do you find most effective, and why? (The TNNW Online Networking Groups Survey)

3. Which features would you include on your wishlist (rub the lamp!) for the optimum networking site? Your answers will provide TNNW, as well as all of those of us who actively network, with crucial intelligence. Your feedback is not only welcomed, but it is extremely important.

If you would like to get a free subscription to THE NATIONAL NETWORKER eNewsletter, just click on www.mailermailer.com/x?oid=22760i . If you would like the free RSS or email feed (as well you should!), simply click on http://thenationalnetworkerweblog.blogspot.com/. Thank you, one and all, in advance for participating.

Faithfully,

Douglas Castle

http://humanitasmaximus.blogspot.com/

http://www.thenationalnetworker.com/

http://aboutdouglascastle.blogspot.com/

p.s. If you would like a free (but priceless) subscription to THE NATIONAL NETWORKER Newsletter, simply go to www.mailermailer.com/x?oid=22760i

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ANNOUNCEMENT! TNNW READER SURVEYS AND POLLS

Jason Jacobsohn's Interview: Dr. Ivan Misner, Founder, BNI

On Networking Insight, you can read Jason Jacobsohn's recent interview with Dr. Ivan Misner, founder of BNI, and contributing writer for TNNW. Here are the questions...

1. How do you define "business networking?"

2. How did you brand yourself as a “networking authority?”

3. Why did you start BNI?

4. When did you realize that networking was important for your business success?

5. How have you benefited personally from networking?

6. What is one of the lesser-known secrets to effective networking?

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LinkedIn May Be Bought By Owner of MySpace

from Jason Jacobsohn's blog Networking Insight

Rumor has it that News Corp, owner of Facebook, may be buying LinkedIn. This would be very interesting if this happens because LinkedIn does compete with MySpace for social networking.

A big differentiator is that LinkedIn is strictly for professional networking while MySpace is more for networking with friends. LinkedIn definitely has a more serious side while MySpace is more fun.

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LinkedIn May Be Bought By Owner of MySpace

Networking On Steroids: Linkedin

From Jason Jacobsohn's Networking Insight

Posted: 21 Apr 2007 11:04 PM CDT

Forbes.com sat down with new CEO, Dan Nye, of LinkedIn.com.
It is an interesting interview because Dan didn't know the
power of LinkedIn until he went through the recruiting process
with LinkedIn's founder Reid Hoffman. Apparently, Reid did
reference checks on Dan through people on LinkedIn.
So, Reid found information about Dan that he didn't tell him
before the interview. This is an interesting and effective
use of LinkedIn.

For the complete interview, go to Networking on Steroids.
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Networking On Steroids: Linkedin