Information Product: A Guide for Navigating Social Events with Confidence

The conversation centers on how people act at parties when they only know one person—a situation that often brings out social discomfort or anxiety. Comments like "find a dog or cat to pet" and "drink hard and fast, then make an Irish exit" show common ways people cope rather than addressing the underlying feelings of awkwardness. This suggests there's a real need for practical advice on how to handle such social situations more effectively and comfortably.

There's a gap in the market for an information product, like an online course or a detailed e-book, designed to teach skills for confidently and enjoyably navigating social events, especially when you don't have many existing connections.

Topics could include:

• Understanding and managing social anxiety at parties.
• Practical conversation starters and techniques for maintaining engaging dialogue (beyond relying on distractions like pets).
• Strategies for approaching and connecting with new individuals or groups.
• Graceful methods for joining and exiting conversations.
• Techniques for reducing reliance on alcohol or other crutches for social ease.
• How to effectively use the one known contact without appearing overly dependent.
• Body language cues for approachability and projecting confidence.
• Setting realistic and achievable social goals for events.

Given how common social anxiety is and how frequently people find themselves in the "knowing only one person" scenario, such an information product could have a significant market. A well-structured online course could be priced between $49 and $129, while an e-book could be offered for $19 to $39. This would primarily target young adults, introverts, and professionals looking to boost their social skills and confidence in party or networking environments.