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Networking is often seen as this big scary thing that only CEOs and 'real business people' do. Nothing could be further from the truth.

These emerging options can help users make meaningful connections offline, express themselves through visual media or simply host real-time chats with groups of friends when you can't get together in person.

Networking can be intimidating, unless you know what to say.

Keep investing in relationships if you ever hope to make a withdrawal.

One cold email -- with a ton of follow up -- can change your life.

There are billions of people online but you have to meet them to do business with them.

The way you stand can actually make up a person's mind as to whether or not they want to meet and talk to you.

Live events enable brands to create a 'brain-washing chamber' where they have complete control over the environment and messaging.

Just remember that most person feel awkward striking up a conversation with a stranger and will appreciate that you took the initiative.

Occurring on May 20 at the Propeller Innovation Festival, entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to pitch the editors at Entrepreneur with the top 10 best pitches being featured on Entrepreneur.com.

Screw up your courage. Talk to that guy in the airport lounge. He may open doors for you in the future.

This is why I travel thousands of miles to attend face-to-face events.

The Propeller Festival will be a full-day event with keynotes, exhibits, interactive activities and – of course – networking and pitch sessions.

If you're not gathering information this way, you're missing out. Big time.

Don't just take your meeting and fly home.

You need new contacts. So design a systematic approach to meeting new people.

Here are five tips for dealing with this requisite chore, even if you're an introvert.

Here are five organizations for young people that work to put the 'selflessness' element back into networking.

Who is her hero? What books has he read? What is her dream job? Probe deeper to learn more.

'I'll give you this; now you have to give me that' is simply not going to help you build a long-lasting, productive relationship.

Big name conferences are buzzy. But are they necessary?