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Will Deuter
  • Civil Engineer
  • Highland, IN
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Choosing a Niche

Will Deuter
  • Civil Engineer
  • Highland, IN
Posted

Hello BP friends! 

I am looking forward to a meetup group of local BPers in a few weeks, but as I look to network with others, I don't have a specialty or niche really found yet. How should I go about introducing myself since I am the "new kid on the block"? I haven't formed my business yet as I haven't figured out a defined game plan just yet, so I don't know if I should just have some business cards with me with my name and number possibly? Or should I just pursue to network in general for now? Thanks for any input in advance!!

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