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The next time you meet someone you’d like to keep in touch with – be it for business of pleasure – remember rmbrME. It’s a service that lets you easily connect with your new acquaintance over social and professional networks like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn, simply by sending a regular text message. To use rmbrME, you send your new buddy’s phone number or email address to “RMBRME” (762763), and the site will send them a link that unlocks your profiles on the social and professional networking sites that you have registered at rmbrME.com. The service even keeps track ...  read more
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Knowing people, getting around, meeting the actors –business people know that there is nothing better to get your business going than to actually telling about it to someone else. What this site basically does is providing the network for people to meet other people, and those other person’s contacts. When registering as a member, the site asks you to provide information on the people you want to invite to join Connectture, and only after you’ve done that you are allowed to create your profile. Connectture’s profile very much resembles a résumé, in that it highlights work/business hi... read more
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NetHooks is a professional networking site that combines the best features from LinkedIn, Xing and Kickstart to target university students, alumni, and entry level professionals. In addition to professional networking features, NetHooks provides social elements allowing users to create a personal page where information such as profile photo, pictures, comments, and other personal information can be included within the user’s professional profile. NetHooks also allows users to display works as part of their profile. Users can post sample works such as sample codes, art, thesis paper, designs,... read more
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Want to take the most of your professional relationships? Forget exchanging business cards. LinkedIn is an online business network that has been adopted by professionals from all industries around the world. It seems to be the Facebook version for business networking. By joining LinkedIn, you are able to create a profile that summarizes your professional accomplishments. Your profile helps you find and be found by former colleagues, clients, and partners. You can invite your contacts to join LinkedIn and connect to you. Your network consists of your connections, your connections' connections, ... read more
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FastPitch.com may be described as a mix of many different business connection oriented websites. It has a bit of PRWeb.com, a bit of Linkedin.com, and quite a bit of their own. Some of the most important features that they boast are, that members can create a highly interactive profile that includes video, podcasts, logos, headshots and more... Additionally, users can post and distribute press releases to other members, promote blog articles within the network, advertise events, and, of course make connections, which is the main purpose of this site. Members can also localize their experience... read more
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Konnects.com launched a new professional networking platform for organizations. It's like a cross between Ning and Linkedin. They have the most features I have seen on any professional networking site! You can create a community and generate revenues through online ads as well as charge your own subscriptions. They even have a very cool administrative site I have used to monitor my communities activity. ... read more
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LinkedIn is the world´s largest business network. It is a MySpace for adults, bridging connections to people through their networks of friends and colleagues to help you find possible business partners, employers, and employees. You can search through a directory of service providers to find ones that people in your network have recommended. A new feature allows you to ask a question and get it answered by the experts who are members on the site, such as “Do you see a new trend in Clinical Research industry: less contract positions compare to the number of new “permanent” openings?... read more
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