Peak PRM · Concept · demo only
A year of networking, looked back on.
No leaderboard, just real encounters.
Year in Network is a concept for a voluntary yearly review: conferences, intros, promises kept. Available in Peak PRM today are the weekly and monthly reviews.
What do you want to know first?
2 questions in the plan. First question: Is Year in Network part of Peak PRM?
Year in Network
What did the year bring? Quality over leaderboards
Is Year in Network part of Peak PRM?
Your year in network · sample data
Sample data · nothing is sentInteractive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Tarek looks back on his year
Example with made-up data: Tarek, founder of a software agency, sees three conferences, five intros he made and one promise he never kept in the demo review. He puts it on his list for January.
From reading to doing
Questions to ask yourself
Your next step
2 questions selected
- Is Year in Network part of Peak PRM?
No. It's a concept, shown here as a demo with made-up data. The weekly and monthly reviews are available.
- What does the monthly review show today?
A look at your own data for the month, such as completed steps and contacts you reached out to. It only uses what you entered in Peak PRM.
Tarek looks back on his year
Example, invented
Example with made-up data: Tarek, founder of a software agency, sees three conferences, five intros he made and one promise he never kept in the demo review. He puts it on his list for January.
Is Year in Network part of Peak PRM?
No. It's a concept, shown here as a demo with made-up data. The weekly and monthly reviews are available.
A concept, not a featureThere is no yearly review in Peak PRM. Weekly and monthly reviews of your own data are available.
No rating of peopleEven as a concept, Year in Network shows no leaderboards of contacts and no score for relationships.
The playbook
How it works
A year of networking, looked back on.
No leaderboard, just real encounters.
What did the year bring? → Quality over leaderboards → Voluntary and private
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What did the year bring?
At year end we count revenue and projects. Hardly anyone asks which relationships grew and whom they helped.
How you recognise itAt year end we count revenue and projects.
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Quality over leaderboards
The demo shows encounters, intros and kept promises. It doesn't rank people by value or hand out points.
How you recognise itThe demo shows encounters, intros and kept promises.
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Voluntary and private
The review would be for you only. Whether you share anything is your decision, and only what you pick would be shared.
How you recognise itThe review would be for you only.
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Five questions for your year
Whom did you meet? Whom did you help? Which promise mattered to you? Who slipped away? Whom do you want to see more often next year?
How you recognise itWhom did you meet?
Your quality check
Are you ready?
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
0 of 5 points checked
What this article is based on.
Editorial working example without customer data, measured results or promises about features that are not live.
- Editorial demo
Redaktionelles Muster. Die Fragen sind anpassbare Arbeitsbeispiele, keine Produktbehauptungen.
A good year shows in its encounters.
Flip through the sample review and answer the five questions for your own year.
Frequently asked questions
Is Year in Network part of Peak PRM?
No. It's a concept, shown here as a demo with made-up data. The weekly and monthly reviews are available.
What does the monthly review show today?
A look at your own data for the month, such as completed steps and contacts you reached out to. It only uses what you entered in Peak PRM.
Why no ranking of top contacts?
Because people aren't metrics. A ranking tempts you to sort relationships by usefulness. The review is meant to support memory and planning.
Help and contact
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