Marketing Coach

Over on my main Business Coaching blog I reviewed a Guerrilla Marketing Association interview with Bob Burg - Endless Referrals Bob Burg.
Disappointing interview which didn’t live up to the title but I was left with the impression that Bob Burg is definitely worth getting to know better through his books.
Endless Referrals has been added to […]

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Interesting call on the Guerrilla Marketing Association with Harry Beckwith, author of “Selling The Invisible” and a number of other marketing books.
Harry Beckworth is an expert in service marketing with a way of simplifying the marketing messages and boiling them down to their essence.
For an extended review of the call, please see What Clients Want […]

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The postman has just dropped off my copy of the new Guerrilla Marketing book “Guerrilla Marketing On The Front Lines: 35 World-Class Strategies To Send Your Profits Soaring” by Jay Conrad Levinson and Mitch Meyerson.
What Makes This Different To All The Other Guerrilla Marketing Books?
Jay Conrad Levinson didn’t write it.
Only the six page introduction it […]

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Here is a list of blog postings that I have picked up from Guerilla Marketing coaches in August.
Winning Traits of a Successful Entrepreneur
Self explanatory title - see article
By Guerrilla Marketing Coach Mark Eckenrode
Top Ten Strategies for Delivering 5-Star Customer Service
Tips to improve customer loyalty - see article
By Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach Bea Fields
Attorney Marketing The […]

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I will be bring you news of the major different Marketing Coaching brands in my Marketing Coach Blog and I start with items written by Guerrilla Marketing Coaches.
Membership Site Marketing Tips
Self explanatory title - see article
By Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach Tara Kachaturoff
What It takes To Be A Successful Entrepreneur
Short quiz to assess your entrepreneurial mindset […]

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Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Conrad Levinson was the first marketing book to focus specifically on the needs of small businesses to market and promote themselves to prospects and existing customers.
The story starts in the early eighties, when Jay Conrad Levinson lectured at a university in California on “how to earn a living without having a […]

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