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Posted: May 10, 2010
What impact has social networking had on your success? By Alexsandra Slowinska of Iconik
Name: Aleksandra Slowinska
Title: Executive Vice President
Company: Iconik Enterprises LLC
Mobile: 678-488-7804
Telephone: 212-840-0024 x403
Fax: 212-840-0023
What impact has social networking had on your success?
Throughout my career social networking has had a huge impact on my success-meeting new people always opens up new horizons. I have always made a concerted effort early on in my career to expand my network base in to all aspects of the real estate industry. Most importantly, social networking has been extremely beneficial in developing my client base. In a dynamic city like New York you are fortunate to meet people from all over the world and make friends who can also potentially turn into your clients.
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