Hi I am Jeremy Schoemaker and ShoeMoney.com is my blog. 99% of the post here are done by me but you will see others occasionally make guest posts. This blog is fun to write but for my day job I run several online companies.
Ha ha ha… Love em! But really this should be titled: “My conference Anti-Social Tips.” Jeremy, how about a post that says “What are some things to NOT say when approaching a huge prospect” ? I think that would be useful to your readers.
On the social tips. I do think it can be rude of people to approach and just talk business. People forget that people are people too!! So to speak.
I learned very young when my father was in the music industry here in Australia and was dealing with named people that they are people and to treat them like you would meeting anyone as a potential new friend like at school!
Thanks for the tips,
Kind Regards
Jacinta
(An Aussie mum trying to create a business online while my 2 year old sleeps! )
Haha! Those ejection lines definitely work–”polite,” not directly offending, but the message is clear. Besides conferences, I’m sure they’ll work in any restaurant or bar situation as well, but tell me…do you have any ejection lines for those awkward elevator moments? Just not sure “do you know where the bathroom is?” will work….
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Nice!!!!
Ha ha ha… Love em! But really this should be titled: “My conference Anti-Social Tips.”
Jeremy, how about a post that says “What are some things to NOT say when approaching a huge prospect” ? I think that would be useful to your readers.
What happened to all the comments? Three days after the post and no one wants to say anything about your crazy eye looks.
that was a hilarious video Shoe i literally did LOL even though I hate typing that.
Those were some tips that anyone can use that attends a lot of conferences . . .if you can keep a straight face that is
hilarious shoe,, just kick-ass.. I am pretty good at talking but am better in getting away from boring chats..
good tips!
The double blink, hilarious. I absolutely cannot network at parties. The best convos I’ve had were in quiet halls or during meals.
Wow Jeremy that is awesome! You can give me a call next week I would like to hear whole story!
Hi Jeremy,
I learned very young when my father was in the music industry here in Australia and was dealing with named people that they are people and to treat them like you would meeting anyone as a potential new friend like at school!
Thanks for the tips,
Kind Regards
Jacinta
(An Aussie mum trying to create a business online while my 2 year old sleeps!
)
I love that you’ve got your ‘ejection’ lines prepped. Clearly you’ve used them alot!
These are the simple social conference tips; which everyone must know but all are important…
Haha! Those ejection lines definitely work–”polite,” not directly offending, but the message is clear. Besides conferences, I’m sure they’ll work in any restaurant or bar situation as well, but tell me…do you have any ejection lines for those awkward elevator moments? Just not sure “do you know where the bathroom is?” will work….
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