SNAP networking on Soflow

How easy is SNAP? Once you get the hang of it, fairly easy.

If you can make a request in not too many words, people will be able to understand or ask for clarification. Here's the first example I posted:

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Inaugural Cannon Training Group Networking Request

Mary Carrillo brings supplies to [mostly] children in a village in Belize in August.
We need school supplies, tape, sewing supplies, sandals, shirts, and blouses, bug repellent, children's sunscreen, kitchen towels, washcloths, shampoo, toothpaste, etc...

Who do you know who might like to be travel with, be involved with this effort or donate?


Charlie Hicks-Moore - More Info Blog - http://scholarshipcafe.blogspot.com
LinkedIn Profile
Director of Marketing, Cannon Training & Development
Mary's LinkedIn profile
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This request is an active, real request and although it's not a perfect example, I'm already getting responses from people who want to help.

SNAP is more active networking than simply placing your profile on LinkedIn or Soflow and hoping people see it. As far as I'm concerned, it's a more entrepreneurial approach. Instead of waiting for someone to come to you, you connect with others who are willing to actively network to see if they know someone who can help with what you need.

One or more of your readers/listeners will introduce you to someone they're pretty sure can help. In some cases, they will actually be the kind of person you're looking for. If they refer you to someone who is not a good fit, you need to look at the language of your request. You get what you ask for. If you're not getting the right stuff, modify what you say.

I'll be SNAP networking "live" at the Free Enterprise Forum in L.A. in just over a week. SNAP works if you're willing to learn AND if you're willing to be supportive of others in the process.

Build Relationship. Build Income. It works.

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