Should your business be participating in the Web 2.0 environment? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

After a brief discussion about why a networking organization is not possible in the communist environment of mainland China, Ivan and Jim make the direct connection between sales success and networking in the 21st century.

An essential part of leadership development is effective networking, and Trudy Jean talks with Jim about how to accomplish this leadership skill.

One of the best ways to learn things is by seeing the wrong way to do something. Ivan joins Jim to talk about some of the networking <i>faux pas</i> that you should avoid when you're trying to build business relationships.

Relationship capital is arguably the most important capital your small business can have, and Ed talks with Jim about why and how to get more of it.

Do you know how to find the low-hanging fruit of your networking activity? Andrea talks with Jim about how to grow your business without spending any money.

Networking isn't as intuitive as it might seem. It is possible to network badly, and Ilise talks with Jim about how to avoid that unfortunate behavior.

Helping Jim celebrate International Networking Week, Andrea and Jim talk about what it takes to be an effective and successful networker.

Trish joins Jim for the first time during International Networking Week to talk about her theory of networking being basic communication and the importance of networking face to face.

Ivan joins Jim to kick off International Networking Week, which is the first full week of February, and what activities are happening around the world. They also talk about what it means to be a successful networker.