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for networking work.
Short, practical writing on capture, memory, and follow-up. No filler posts. Each guide earns its place.
The best networking apps for in-person events (2026)
An honest look at the networking apps people actually use around events, from LinkedIn and digital business cards to conference apps and networking assistants like Orbit, and which one fits which job.
Guide · 1 min readBusiness card scanning that keeps the conversation
Scanning a business card should create more than a contact record. Here is how to keep the printed facts and the talk that made the card matter.
Guide · 2 min readDigital business card apps compared
What digital business card apps like Blinq, Popl, HiHello and the LinkedIn QR code do well, where they stop, and what to look for if you also need to remember the people you meet.
Guide · 2 min readHow to network at events without losing contacts
A simple before, during and after routine for conferences and meetups, so every good conversation ends with a contact, some context, and a follow-up that actually gets sent.
Guide · 2 min readHow to remember the people you meet
A practical way to keep names, conversations, and next steps after networking events, without dumping everything into a notes app.
Guide · 2 min readNetworking follow-up after an event
How to turn a busy networking night into clear follow-ups without sounding generic or waiting until the moment has gone cold.
Guide · 1 min readWhy Orbit exists
Professional networks fail at the moment of meeting. Orbit is built for that moment, and for everything that should happen after it.
For conversations
worth remembering.
Be there for it. Let Orbit help you remember, follow through, and keep the relationship.
