What is the best approach to recruiting members for a web-based professional organization?
Q. We are in the pre-launch phase for a professional business organization targeting the technology driven small business. Members will use a subscription based website to collaborate and educate themselves in a variety of tech based subjects. Real world training conferences will enhance the reasonably priced membership. We need to tie down a solid approach to recruiting a membership base as quickly as possible. Is an online campaign more effective? Real world? A combination? How would you leverage either to get the most bang for your buck?
Asked by just making it happen - Wed Oct 7 02:35:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Being that you are planning on targeting technology driven small businesses, you should place a higher percentage of your efforts online, though some real world interaction should not be completely ruled out. I would recommend that you use the technological expertise that your founders may have to develop online media that catches the eye and impresses others. Use social media to your advantage. 1. Join Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, and other existing tech sites. 2. Many of these sites can be linked, so you can post things once and it posts to all of them. 3. Create profile pages that demonstrate your expertise. 4. Create profiles on Yahoo and LinkedIn. 5. Create forum groups and post information about what you are trying to do. 6.… [cont.]
Answered by Happy and Healthy Mom.Com - Wed Oct 7 06:47:53 2009

How do I approach my bisexual friend about my bisexuality?
Q. I was childhood friends with a girl who I now discovered is bisexual. It's been about 4 years since we talked, but have recently started talking again and i have feelings for her. How do i approach her about my bisexuality without making it awkward?
Asked by shay - Tue Sep 8 01:36:23 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well...if she's bi and you're bi...then it shouldn't be weird. She might like you too. I'm bi but I don't have anyone that's bi near me. If i liked one of my friends and they were bi...then i would just go up and tell them that i had feelings for them. It shouldn't be odd if she's bi too! Don't be afraid, go for it! If anything, all she can say is that she just wants to be friends. Good Luck!
Answered by singing_star - Fri Sep 11 17:53:31 2009

How to I approach and start a conversation with a group of poeple, whom i only know some poeple in?
Q. I am not sure how to approach a group of poeple and start a conversation because im a shy person. I would like to get to know the group and become good friends with them and sit with them during break time. Im not sure how i can do that. What are some ways to help me accomplish this goal?
Asked by Peter p - Wed Apr 11 22:06:31 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Approach the person you know and wait to be introduced. If they have any manners they will introduce you. Try to listen at first and then join in when you feel comfortable.
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 11 22:09:59 2007