Marketing Success &
More Value
AJ Wats
Paul Isakson,
What's Next In Marketing & Advertising
From Slide 52
http://www.slideshare.net/paulisakson/whats-next-in-marketing-advertising-318143
Ask yourself daily "How
can I increase the value of
my service to my customers
today?
Earl Nightingale
"Lead the Field"
Can you create or provide value
and usefulness to your market
right now?


How can you "WOW" them?!
You don't have to come from an
ad agency, or Fortune 500
company.


How can you better brand your
current product?
How can you OVER DELIVER?


How can you provide value
before the sale of your product?
What can you do right now at your
current job to increase the value
you provide?
What can you do right now - for
your family and relationships?
You will reap what you sow….

Sow the seed of Value…
When people have left your
presence … they need to leave
appreciating and realizing the
value you just gave them.
In every transaction you complete,
the other party should have received
more value, than they feel they
gave you.
GO GIVE VALUE!

Marketing Success

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    Paul Isakson, What's NextIn Marketing & Advertising From Slide 52 http://www.slideshare.net/paulisakson/whats-next-in-marketing-advertising-318143
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    Ask yourself daily"How can I increase the value of my service to my customers today? Earl Nightingale "Lead the Field"
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    Can you createor provide value and usefulness to your market right now? How can you "WOW" them?!
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    You don't haveto come from an ad agency, or Fortune 500 company. How can you better brand your current product?
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    How can youOVER DELIVER? How can you provide value before the sale of your product?
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    What can youdo right now at your current job to increase the value you provide?
  • 8.
    What can youdo right now - for your family and relationships?
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    You will reapwhat you sow…. Sow the seed of Value…
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    When people haveleft your presence … they need to leave appreciating and realizing the value you just gave them.
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    In every transactionyou complete, the other party should have received more value, than they feel they gave you.
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