Meetupology: How To Market Your Business Using Networking Events & Meetups
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Book Details
Author(s)
James Burchill
Publisher
BFMx
ISBN / ASIN
B00IIXU6X2
ISBN-13
978B00IIXU6X6
Marketplace
Germany 🇩🇪
Description
Would you like to generate all the local leads you can handle? Would you like to position yourself as an expert and the 'go-to' person in your town? Then you need to start a local b2b networking group.
That's precisely what James Burchill did, and in just 18 short months (using the formula he shares in his book) he added over 3,000 local businesses to his lead list ... and that was part time!
Today the Social Fusion Network (SFN) is a local networking phenomenon. Founded by James C. Burchill, SFN is changing how local businesses network.
In Part 1 of this book the author shares the backstory of how it all started and more importantly (in Part 2) the actual formula that makes these networks such a local success.
In other words ... you could copy the formula and experience the same results! (All with the authors permission.)
While the author can't promise you'll create a bigger and more connected network than your local Chamber of Commerce, it's not hard to do if you follow the SFN formula.
That's precisely what James Burchill did, and in just 18 short months (using the formula he shares in his book) he added over 3,000 local businesses to his lead list ... and that was part time!
Today the Social Fusion Network (SFN) is a local networking phenomenon. Founded by James C. Burchill, SFN is changing how local businesses network.
In Part 1 of this book the author shares the backstory of how it all started and more importantly (in Part 2) the actual formula that makes these networks such a local success.
In other words ... you could copy the formula and experience the same results! (All with the authors permission.)
While the author can't promise you'll create a bigger and more connected network than your local Chamber of Commerce, it's not hard to do if you follow the SFN formula.
