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How to Lead a Likeable Business | with Dave Kerpen [Transcript]

Engaging Leader

I’ve shared before the quote from Seth Godin that “Advertising is the tax you pay for not being remarkable.” Link to podcast episode: EL 43: How to Lead a Likeable Business | with Dave Kerpen JESSE LAHEY: Welcome to the show leaders!

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043: How to Lead a Likeable Business | with Dave Kerpen

Engaging Leader

Advertising is the tax you pay for not being remarkable.” ” – Seth Godin. Advertising is the tax you pay for not being remarkable." - Seth Godin But how do you make sure your business is remarkable -- one worth talking about in a positive way?

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025: True Fans Part 2: How to Build True Fans

Engaging Leader

In this episode, we discuss: Why your business should NOT need advertising. Tribes by Seth Godin. If you have sufficient True Fans of your personal leadership, whether inside and/or outside your current company, you can write your own job ticket and go in just about any direction you choose. 3 keys to building True Fans. Your Feedback.

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Integrated Marketing and Social Networks

Coaching Tip

“The way something is sold influences the way it is made, and the book industry has always been about bookstores,” said business book writer Seth Godin. Seth Godin: Poke the Box. What will be published in the future will have less to do with what bookstores carry and more to do with what readers tell each other about new books.

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Getting Work Done: Flow and Distractions

QAspire

In his recent post “ Are You Making Something ”, Seth Godin observes, One reason for this confusion is that we’re often using precisely the same device to do our work as we are to distract ourselves from our work. I recently saw an advertisement of a 3G service which says “ Mix your worlds ”.

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Don't hesitate

Lead on Purpose

When an opportunity arises, it’s a wise person who takes advantage. Why does it seem so difficult, so risky at times to jump at new opportunities?

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What would Jack Bauer do?

Michael Lee Stallard

Is it ok to stretch the truth a bit when advertising a good product or service? Is it ok to look the other way when a star employee is regularly uncivil to other employees who contribute less economic value and have less power and influence in the organization? why is everyone smiling?

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