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Networking can be critical to getting new business. You need to “get off your computer chair” and get out into the world of people, even in cyberspace. Meeting people face to face will prepare you to become a better networker. What questions to ask people will be a gauge as to what information you get back. Learning people’s reaction to your questions will help you understand how they do business. How they answer your questions is always important for fact finding on your side. Understand that you are just breaking the ice at your first meeting. Keep it brief. The relationship will grow later as you take the conversations and meetings to the next level. Any vital or important information that you get from your contact should be noted on the back of that person’s business card for later reference. Meeting people on the Internet can be an interesting exchange. You NEVER know what the other person is doing. Make sure that you are not interrupting something important. Set up an appointmen …

One of the first examples was an online service at Cornell University to provide an interface for the services available on the campus. Named Uncle Ezra it is still active today with participation by students, faculty and alumni. As the Internet spread the need for this type service became apparent as an online service to the ever expanding audience and has since flourished. E-therapy (as online counseling is often called) is an excellent avenue for people to access mental health services. The inconvenience of scheduling appointments with a brick and mortar therapist affects many people who are frequent travelers, have distant residences, possibly too depressed to leave the house or simply are too bashful for a face-to-face session. Anyone with an Internet connection can access help at their convenience and within their price range. While a few issues, such as suicide, are definitely better served with a face-to-face session many difficulties can be resolved online in an expedient man …