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Dig Your Well Before You're Thirsty

Harvey Mackay

1997

Knock 'em dead social networking

Martin John Yate

2014

Smart Governance

Helmut Willke

2007

Networking is Dead

Melissa G. Wilson

2012

Networking

Rob Yeung

2008

Network power

David Singh Grewal

2008

Business networking and sex

Ivan R. Misner

2012

Swarm creativity

Peter A. Gloor

2006

Superhubs

Sandra Navidi

2017

The business marketing course

Peter Naudé, Lars-Erik Gadde, David Ford et al.

2002

The Power of Social Networking

Tara Hunt

2010

Stakeholder relationships, social capital and business value creation

Ann Svendsen

2003

Throwing sheep in the boardroom

Matthew Fraser

2008

The Referral of a Lifetime

Timothy L. Templeton

2004

More important than money

Garrett Sutton, Robert T. Kiyosaki

2017

Small business networking for dummies

Glenn E. Weadock

1998

Never Eat Alone

Keith Ferrazzi

2005 ★ 3.7

Weak state, strong networks

Hongying Wang

2001

Managing networks of twenty-first century organisations

Perri 6

2006

Achieving Success Through Social Capital

Wayne E Baker, Wayne E. Baker

2000

Jeffrey Gitomer's little red book of selling

Jeffrey H. Gitomer

2004

Business Networks Reloaded

Stefanie Jung, Peter Krebs

2015

The art of network architecture

Russ White

2014

Successful affiliate marketing for merchants

Frank Fiore, Shawn Collins

2001

Highly effective networking

Orville Pierson

2009

The sumo advantage

Bernie Brenner

2014

MacroWikinomics

Don Tapscott, Anthony D. Williams

2010

From breakdown to breakthrough

Michael Papanek

2017

Merchant networks in the early modern world

Sanjay Subrahmanyam

1996

Cash In On Conflict

Charlie Irvine

2006

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