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If you know them well enough, they are likely to give a trustworthy referral.Do the same with LinkedIn.

Apple, Google, Microsoft (via LinkedIn) and many others like Amazon, AMD, nVidia, PayPal, Cisco etc are in the vicinity.

I was ready this article that I found on Linked-in originally and thought it might be worth talking about here.

I am still not firm with my clarity in terms of career path/change/side gig, but I started to networking via LinkedIn. 

If you choose to go it alone, definitely have a solid plan including Zillow, FSBO sites, Craigslist, attractive yard signs, posting on Facebook and even LinkedIn, etc.

., Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn.

Also, check social media accounts, especially sites like Linked-In and even CL, where people upload resumes which usually have contact info on them.Ask neighbors.And there are always skip tracers. 

Some of the ones I've checked out are HubSpot, Jungo, Velocify, Agentmarketing, sharperagent, linkedin premier and mailchimp.I would love the ability to meet every referral partner and lead face to face, unfortunately there isn't enough time in the day for that and most of my business is nowhere near where I'm located.I don't mind learning a new CRM or updating/organizing all my contacts and referral partners, I would just like to hear everyone's insight on what route they went and found the most effective.

His LinkedIn page is: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hendrie-grant-08735b7/As a disclaimer, I have not affiliation with him of any kind and have not used him.