You need to network with people in a different city. How can you make it happen?

Cross-city networking success can be achieved through smart and consistent actions. Connect with industry experts, and stake stakeholders on platforms like LinkedIn. Attend events, and conferences related to the industry, as well as exhibitions. Connect through mutual contacts, engage in discussions, knowledge sharing.

I suggest researching issues in the areas you are looking to make connections in, this may be a new law being placed, a new store being built, changes that may be of interest for someone to know. Use this as a starting point to begin a conversation with possible new connections and ask probing questions like: have you heard about this? or how do you think this will affect the local community? or are you aware that this is coming to your town? This shows a genuine interest in the person and a general knowledge of their area. Remember to be an active listener and come from the mindset of looking for clarity. Don't try to sell yourself, your questions to them should lead to them looking for information about you later in the conversation.

Not all networking events and conferences are relevant to you, but if you're looking to explore and expand your professional and personal connections to help expand your business or pursue new career options, these events are a great opportunity. You may be able to find announcements regarding those events in groups or pages from organizations, like chambers of commerce, for example.

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You should connect with experts and other contacts in the specific Industry, companies, and other organizations, local chambers of commerce, join groups, and stay up to date with the events and conferences happening in that city.

Be yourself, enjoy a drink or snack, and start connecting, be polite and professional and after introductions, you should be clear about your goals and share insights about yours and your connection goals. Don't forget to bring your business cards.

Probably the most important part is to follow up on those new connections, preferably within the next few days, while everyone's memory is still fresh. Be courteous and patient, as people may take time to respond and some may not.

To network with people in a different city, start by reaching out online and attending industry events. Build genuine connections by engaging in conversations and showing interest. Attending industry events, conferences, or meetups in the target city can also provide valuable opportunities for networking face-to-face. Prioritize building genuine connections by actively engaging in conversations and showing interest in others' work. Joining communities like EGN can expand your network beyond geographical boundaries.

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