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3 Responses to “Video book review on Paula Black’s book on marketing”
Great video. I think even watching the review without reading the book is pretty insightful and useful. Thanks Kevin!
Emily James says:
May 26th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
Cool video. I think it’s just as important for non-lawyers to continually market themselves every day. And like you said, do what you love so you can sustain it long term.
zara: apreciate you’re work!!!! that’s such a good think!!!keep on it!!!
Facebook Layouts: Great post full of useful tips! My site is fairly new and I am also having a hard time getting my readers to leave comments. Analytics shows they are coming to the site but I have a feeling “nobody wants to be first”.
Robert Dickie: Kevin, Can you give us an update on this? I love that you are working hard to help define this gray area in the industry.
bobbo: anyone know the status of the usana class action case in Nevada?? Chirco v usana at al? Any movement from the FTC? I dont understand how the FTC can allow a binary model MLM like Usana to continue given the emphasis on growing one’s...
Troy Dooly: Kevin, I have followed you for close to a year now, and of all the attorney’s I have seen with websites and blogs, who practice inside of the Direct Selling aka MLM industry, yours ranks in the top top two. I will be looking...
May 26th, 2009 at 9:01 pm
Great video. I think even watching the review without reading the book is pretty insightful and useful. Thanks Kevin!
May 26th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
Cool video. I think it’s just as important for non-lawyers to continually market themselves every day. And like you said, do what you love so you can sustain it long term.
May 29th, 2009 at 12:17 am
Cross selling reminds me of a similar principle taught by Jay Abraham, whereby he encouraged forming ‘Host-Beneficiary’ relationships.
It’s absolutely critical to search outside of one’s own industry for new marketing ideas–exactly why I’ll be reading Paula’s book, too.
Thanks for a great review!