As a real world social networking effort, I’ve asked my contacts to let me reach out to them with postcards. Several folks have opted to participate this time.
This exclusive offer is now closed for more applicants. There will be other opportunities to get a postcard from me with a personal note. I’ll be sending out different kinds of postcards as I find them. This weeks is mostly Austin post cards as I had some left, and a couple of others.
I’ll be putting these out today after I get the last few together. The last ones I sent took a few days to reach their desinations, so I’ll confirm each DM I received for the cards I’m sending out.
What are you doing to really connect with your contacts? Meeting them, phoning them, sending them a postcard?
(PS. Please send one back if you want or share the fun and send your own. If you blog about it, consider tagging it “Social Networking Postcard Project”.)
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