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You’ve attended a networking ... them pop up in your email on their birthday, when they have a work anniversary, or get a new job? All these are occasions for follow-up. So after you've met ...

Follow up via Twitter. I've stopped giving (and taking) cards at networking events. Instead ... Send a gratitude email. After creating accounts and entering the business card information into ...

Don’t hesitate to drop them an email right away ... So if you have done your bit at the networking event, then go on and follow up with them. It is going to better your personal and professional ...

She should know: After discovering ... "Keep your follow-up email simple and thoughtful." She provides the following template anyone can use: Hi [Name], It was great meeting you at [event name].

Networking presents invaluable opportunities ... Continuing Connections: Post-Event Follow-Up Following up after the event is essential to maintain and strengthen your established connections.

I’m following up ... at a networking event. And he might have an opportunity for me to consider! How exciting, right? Totally, unless that person goes dark on you after the first few emails.