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The short answer is: through "informational interviewing". (No, this is not just for new college grads! In fact, "informational interviews" can be a very powerful networking tool for seasoned business professionals.) Here's the long answer. I'm helping the business owners first identify whom they want to meet. What kinds of people or companies would be good prospects for them? Retailers? Wholesalers? For interior or exterior lights? And in what countries? Then, we're using "informational interviewing" as a tool to test the waters. In other words, we're networking to get information -- specifically to find out what kind of interest, if any, there is for their product in a particular company, market or region. These "interviews" invariably turn up new leads. 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By the end of such an "interviewing" process, you end up with a whole lot of useful information -- such as who'd be a "qualified prospect" and why; the best way to meet these people and get their attention; etc. However, you can also get personal introductions to the very people you want to meet through this process. Which means, you don't have to fight to get their attention. And that is the ultimate goal, isn't it?
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