The Networking Blog

Networking is an ability most people appreciate. The thing is – it’s not really measurable, but we can tell who networks better than others, and who’s network is achieving results.

We believe that networking is something everybody can do and improve. Networking is a part of our life, and is practically happening all the time, for some people more often and naturally than others.

Networking is Everywhere

More attention has been given to networking in the past few years due to the rise of the web and to social sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Networking hasn’t changed between people. It just became much more available.

In this blog we will describe what quality networking means to us, different aspects of networking, and how we implement networking on a day to day basis. We will give examples and useful tools to improve your network and make it achieve results for you. We will talk about networking everywhere we see it(which is…Everywhere!) and how to use it face to face, online, through friends, at work, etc. We will also occasionally have professional guest writers to give their point of view.

The people behind blognetworking.net-

Yohay Elam: A former computer programmer. Now, blogs full-time in all kind of cool places-

www.forexcrunch.com – A professional blog about foreign exchange.

www.things.co.il – Yohay’s personal bilingual blog.

www.blacklabor.org – Yohay is one of the founders of a platform for direct dialog between voters and politicians.

Doron Gez: used to be a marketing manager for mobile products, and is now self-employed and does business development and marketing for websites his a part of such as-

www.sortfix.com – a start-up company with a search engine that improves your internet search. Doron also writes at the company’s blog on www.sortfix.com/blog

www.thewadi.com – A hub for Israeli technology in the English language.

www.Ex-Africa.com – Financial information focused on Africa.

We would love to hear what you think or have to say, and you are more than welcome to leave a comment, advice or anything on our feedback page or mail us at blognetworkingnet(at)gmail(dot)com